Letters

There is a solution for Venezuela and all South American countries to push back against those intent on destabilizing the countries of the south. Brazil figured it out but did not take it far enough. Countries in South America should require all visitors to obtain a VISA and the cost of this should be a minimum of $500 US dollars or maybe $1000. This would not only raise considerable hard currency for the country but would reduce the number of unwelcomed vivitors to the respective country.

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We elected a new president--with the hopes that important issues would be addressed--the economy of the USA has center stage all over the world--but do other countries see the meaning of what "banking reform & regulation" are turning out to mean?--that those who have too much --who have looted the economy like the 3rd reich did in germany--are being rewarded by the theft of monies from the poor and needy--and as the coffers of the peoples are emptied--the funds are being pipelined into hidden repositories in un named locations--that Americas new leadership is an accessory to this

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Thanks to Eva Golinger, we get very precise and serious, i. e. objective information about the maneuvers the US (backed by its allies in the aim to promote the free market) uses to control countries in a way that the polit-economic interests of the US may be preserved as much as possible.
What an incredible amount of corpses and destruction all over the world this includes should allways be present in any mind.

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I think Nick Sawczenko is correct. Not only has Obama already been negatively influenced by residual fumes in the form of left-behind officials and incomplete wars and other business, I don't think either he or his Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, has enough understanding of the very important rise of new leftist governments in Latin America to interact intelligently with Venezuela. Obama speaks of listening, but his and Clinton's explanations of this supposedly new policy only confirm the suspicion of Iran's president that it will be a "tactic" rather than a change.

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Dear Mr. Editor,

President Hugo Chavez once had a narrow escape at the rostrum of the UN assemby hall after inhaling poisonous sulphuric fumes left behind by a certain hoofed nefarious creature named "W". Don't you think that the newly elected President Obama and his family might be running even a greater risk of suffocation from sulphuric emmissions at the White House, due to the limited space and considerably higher concentration of sulphur in the air.

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The recent demonstration by students over term limits for office are being pushed by outside influence; notably the United States, and opposition parties who's intent is to destabalize the Venezuelan Government under Hugo Chavez.

Last year a Venezuelan student who demonstrated over this issue was rewarded by a US Financial Reward.

Not having term limits is a standard procedure for countries who are part of the British Commonwealth, and other countries. This is the norm.

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