Chavez Posturing

Polititions of the US started the name calling long before the UN incident.The brother of the president of the US,the governor of Florida,publicly called Chavez "crazy".Chavez is posturing in order to appeal to the people who find his position attractive.This is the same politics played by George Bush and many other polititions,many times,many years.When the US refused to honor its commitment(to please worldcorp oil)of supplying spare parts for the fighter jets bought by Venezuala from the US,it marked a sharp turning point in rapport between the two countries.This greatly reduced the likelihood of friendly relations with Venezuala.It was not over democracy.It was about venezuala reversing the unholy hold worldcorp had on venezualas natural resources.The people of Venezuala are actually sharing in the wealth of its oil exports,instead of the oil corporations taking most of it.This did not please worldcorp,so they had the government,which they have paid for, threaten and cheat the government of Venezuala.The basic differences remain serious.They are the same differences that most of the worlds countries have with the US.We have become a battering ram for unfettered capitalism and the worlds richest,who own worldcorp,over the objections of the peoples of every nation of the world.The applause from the UN members,over Chavezes words, was not a fluke, or a bunch of uncouth rowdies to be ignored.It is unusual that worldcorp lets that very large voice be heard in the US.I suppose our leaders expect us to think they're all "crazy" too,so when it gets loud enough we can preemptivly kill them all.Under the present circumstances there is little hope for a just,peaceful hemisphere,much less the world.Elections in the US are bought by the rich of the entire world,through their corporations.The rich get at least two votes each. One through their corporation,the other private.Some of the rich have millions of votes because they provide the money to warp the truth,kill the truth and ruin private lives,to gain votes.NPUBLICI