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Pat Robertson, far-right televangilist and basic Republican nutcase, called for the assassination of Venezuelan President Hugo Chaves on Robertson's "The 700 Club" show on the U.S. Christian Broadcasting Network yesterday. While seemingly not a very Christian sentiment, it's hardly surprizing coming from a Republican spokesman who has in the past, along with fellow far-right whacko, Jerry Falwell, blamed the ACLU, pagans and gays for 9/11.

If such talk wasn't so dangerous we could simply see it as more whacky entertainment coming from the flat-earth people, but the fact of the matter is that the present government in Washington really DOES want Chaves gone. The White House and their rightwing extremist friends in DC have, as you probably know, attempted to remove Chaves in the past. Robertson's inflammatory over-the-top preaching adds more fuel to the fire. And, of course, Chaves IS sitting on some very big oil reserves and we all know what that means in terms of geo-politics.

 

As in the past, Robertson will perhaps backtrack or offer some sort of vague apology, but that's merely part of the man's game. He makes such controversal statements initially to inflame the reactionary extremist elements in U.S. politics. Retractions garner much less notice. In the final analysis it's simply more bomb-throwing from the rightwing Republican pulpit; more inspiration for the zombies. God help us all.

 

http://216.17.145.112/newswire/display/4812/index.php

 

 

PS: Hugo Chavez is the democratically elected president of Venezuela. :)

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These televangelists are not the America I grew up in. They have made a pact with the Jewish neo-cons and with this pact they have hijacked America.

 

I was born and raised in small-town America. I was raised in an odar Protestant church. Our minister was truly a holy man, who honored and respected our family altough we were the only family whose roots were outside of Northern Europe. He even read books on Armenians to understand us better.

 

I am old enough and was aware young enough to know that there is something very amiss in America today.

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