Thursday, August 31, 2006
"We Will Resist Together the American Imperialist Aggression"
So, Chavez of Arabia was in Damascus yesterday where he got a hero's welcome ... and he's headed to Angola today.
From Al Jazeera
The Venezuelan president was in Syria to show support for Bashar al-Assad's government and stand together against the US government's "imperialistic" aggression in the Middle East.
The Venezuelan president said on his arrival at Damascus airport late on Tuesday: "We have the same political vision and we will resist together the American imperialist aggression."According to Bloomberg a couple of days ago, Chavez was expected to sign oil agreements with Syria. It's viewed as part of his campaign for a seat on the UN security council -- and of course, to express solidarity with his brothers who's slogan is "Death to America!"
He'll be in Angola sometime today, but the Angolan president says that it won't be a problem with ANgola's relationship with the US. (Wow. That's a relief.)
Incidentally, AM Mora y Leon presented a great article on Confiscation of the Green in Venezuela. It's good to see him back. ¶ 8:05 AM
So, Chavez of Arabia was in Damascus yesterday where he got a hero's welcome ... and he's headed to Angola today.
From Al Jazeera
:Thousands of Syrians have turned out in Damascus to welcome Hugo Chavez with banners and flags.
The Venezuelan president was in Syria to show support for Bashar al-Assad's government and stand together against the US government's "imperialistic" aggression in the Middle East.
The Venezuelan president said on his arrival at Damascus airport late on Tuesday: "We have the same political vision and we will resist together the American imperialist aggression."According to Bloomberg a couple of days ago, Chavez was expected to sign oil agreements with Syria. It's viewed as part of his campaign for a seat on the UN security council -- and of course, to express solidarity with his brothers who's slogan is "Death to America!"
He'll be in Angola sometime today, but the Angolan president says that it won't be a problem with ANgola's relationship with the US. (Wow. That's a relief.)
Incidentally, AM Mora y Leon presented a great article on Confiscation of the Green in Venezuela. It's good to see him back. ¶ 8:05 AM
