More Chavez Meetings on Monday

[Annie]

Hi all

There are further opportunities to make our presence felt around the Chavez visit tomorrow (Monday 15 May) in London:

- 9am TUC Congress House, Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3LS (nearest tube: Tottenham Court Road)

- 11.30am at City Hall, The Queen's Walk, London SE1 2AA (nearest tube: Westminster).

- 4pm at Parliament Square, Westminster (nearest tube: Westminster)

- 5.30pm We shall be outside Canning House, 2 Belgrave Square, SW1X 8PJ (nearest tube: Hyde Park Corner).

Bring leaflets/DVDs etc if you can. They went very quickly today.

Regards

Annie

[flamesong]

[freddie]

Flamesong, hahaha, I know what you mean - Contemporary philosophers call it 'The Yakult Principle'

The way I see it, the New World Order is no conspiracy, it's obvious - It simply means a new age with new power structures. In this sense the NWO is inevitable, as are the NWOs that will follow the next. The burning question is what form this new order will take and who will be at the helm.

PS: Has anyone heard anymore about the inquiry that Venezuela mentioned? Did Walters go on 'Alo Presidente'? - I've looked on the site but until I can blag my Spanish friend to spend half an hour going through the site with me I'm struggling to find anything new.

The first mention of the inquiry was the biggest news/break-through (IMHO) that I'd heard on the subject but since then I've heard nothing but mentions of the initial announcement.

[Hazzard]

I was speaking to my friends about this very thing yesterday.

I said to them that Hugo seems to be a great guy and for that reason im suspicsious of his true motives.

He has only confirmed his motives with that blatent outburst about a socialist new world order.

I think im starting to realise how far their control spreads.

[Belinda]

Mingling in the Chavez welcome crowd yesterday (with large banner saying Welcome President Chavez Friend of Truth & Liberty in poor Spanish, truth is female not male in Spanish! + 911 TRUTH logo created by David Shayler very visible!) we at least had good contacts with other activists (Chavez himself was ejected from minibus straight into hall with an explosive velocity highly suggestive of panic!); various conversations went like this "why isn't he dead?!" and "let's face it, how independent is he really if he's been able to get this far?".

To which questions I had no immediate answers and I suggest the only thing is to keep a watching brief.

BUT there's one major litmus test of all these leaders and demogues' genuine intentions towards the people's of the world/their determination to help create a PWO 'Peoples' World Order' (my term) as opposed to NWO! which is whether they support the need for 911 Truth and still more are prepared to do anything about it.

Now if Chavez comes good on that (and there are so far positive signs) he's our man.

[Justin]

From what I can make out, Jimmy didn't actually get to meet with old Hugo but his top legislator and President of the Assembly, Nicholas Maduro, has indicated to Jimmy and William Rodriguez that he is ready to create an international investigative committee to look at 9/11 and that this would be structured via Hugo Chavez's government. It would appear that Prison Planet jumped the gun a bit with this story.

As regards Hugo himself, my intuition tells me he is genuine. I've studied the illuminati/NWO/whatever you want to call them for over sixteen years (in 1982 I was invited to join the Club of Rome as a researcher by the late Aurelio Peccei (co-founder) but I declined - a good move as it turned out as I didn't know then their real sinister agenda). The whole illuminati network involves only a tiny number of people when compared to the world's population - and it is clear they are not in a position to control all of the world's decisionmakers and elected national leaders. However, their control of the world's money supply does make them extremely powerful. As regards Chavez, I think he is one of 'us', but he is probably unaware of the real set-up and how the world is really controlled from the shadows by an unelected and unaccountable elite. His call for a Socialist New World Order is completely understandable when you study his upbringing and the way he sees things. He simply wants to re-distribute Venezuela's wealth so that the poorest in society get a look-in. The only doubt I have is his close relationship with Castro - a man who I'm certain knows all about the illuminati and their policy of divide and rule.

[Belinda]

ADDENDUM to my last post

We're on the Chavez trail again today (missed the TUC 9 am this morning, yawn, groan!) but we're heading for City Hall 11 am (that is D, A & self).

Now, bear in mind that we cannot have banners today except possibly for the last meeting in Belgrave Square SW1 5.30 (I'm not sure but I believe that could just be outside the square mile). Unless of course anyone wants to be arrested!!

If anyone's planning to join in today, hopefully some will, I've been informed that it would be appropriate to wear a red T-shirt or sweatshirt (uniform for Chavez supporters) and we can pin on it Bienvenido Hugo Chavez amigo de la VERDAD (truth) plus our new logo (designed by David) which is roughly the 3 Towers with the 9 on the first smaller fatter one (WTC7) and 1 + 1 on the other two thinner tall ones and the word TRUTH in capitals as a band underneath.

There's also a gunsight trained on the base of the Towers but that may be too difficult for the moment the 3 Towers & Truth will be enough.

When I can work out how to do this I'll get the logo put up on the board here so all can copy & use any way you like.

For those who turn out today in London I've made a few 911 Truth badges with the logo pro-tem. NB don't worry if you haven't got a red T-shirt, come along anyway!

Belinda

[flamesong]

The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
http://www.chavezthefilm.com

As I stated at the outset, I have always admired Hugo Chavez and still do. Anybody watching the film, 'The Revolution Will Not Be Televised' cannot fail to be impressed by his charisma and popular support. And anybody who stands up to the likes of Bush and Blair is worthy of admiration for doing so, though in some cases their motives might be questionable.

In the current political climate it is easy to oversteer and support the left in an attempt to rebalance and this is evident throughout South America, not least with the election of Evo Morales in Bolivia. And I do.

The revolution in Cuba in 1959 has been a huge irritation to America for almost 50 years but notwithstanding the missile crisis in 1962, Cuba's threat has been merely one of ideology, embodied in the McCarthy Witch Hunt. Human rights organisation are critical of Cuba's record and it cannot be ignored but it pales in comparison to the attrocities carried out in the name of 'democracy' by America and the West.

Incidentally, I have been confronted about Cuba's human rights record by people who claim that homeless children are exterminated by the police. That this is something which happpens in Brasil, not Cuba, shows how politically enlightened some people are.

Having worked with homeless young people, I have been quite proud to wear a T-shirt which states that, 'In the world there are 200 million children sleeping in the streets - not one of them is Cuban'. Not, I hasten to add, because I particularly support Castro but because it illustrates that the willingness to deal with issues such as homelessness is not proportionate to a nation's wealth. Neither are other welfare issues.

Apart from children, homelessness is virtually unknown in Cuba - as is joblessness. Hardly anybody needs to wear glasses - laser eyesight was developed in Cuba.

Cuba has over 71,000 doctors, so with a population of about 11.5 million, has one of the highest doctor/patient ratios on the planet. Additionally, Cuba has 25,000 doctors providing medical aid in 68 countries. Compare this to the kind of 'aid' provided by the US and ideological differences are glaring.

But in my view, Cuba is a museum piece. It's like an endangered species kept alive in a bell jar which would perish if exposed to the outside world.

So, whilst I can understand your reservations about Castro, Justin, I think that they may be based on misconceptions and suspiscions about his longevity - if Usama bin Laden has served as a bogey man for the past decade, Fidel Castro is a veteran.

[Dog]

16:30 Monday 15th May.

The BBC has just confirmed it has received reports from Reuters that the U.S is to impose sanctions on Venezuela for what it calls " it's lack of co-operation in the War On Terror."

Hmmm.........

[flamesong]

US to impose Venezuela sanctions
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4774475.stm

The US is to impose a ban on arms sales to Venezuela, US state department officials have said.
Spokeswoman Darla Jordan said the decision was taken because of lack of support by Venezuela's government for counter-terrorism efforts.

The US has accused Venezuela of providing a safe haven for two leftist guerrilla groups in Colombia.

Relations between the US and Venezuela are severely strained on a number of issues, including oil prices and trade.

Venezuela's left-wing President Hugo Chavez has described his US counterpart George W Bush a "terrorist", denouncing Washington's Middle East policies.

The move by Washington comes despite the fact that Venezuela is a major supplier of oil the US.

[Sinclair]

It was also on the (Ch4) News tonight that the USA have just announced that they are reopening diplomatic relations with Libya.

Guess where Chavez planned iterary takes him after his London visit?
Yep, Libya, to discuss strengtheing of African/Latin America relations & OPEC oil issues.

[Hazzard]

Dont be fooled by this strawman.

Hugo Chavez is a tool.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4771229.stm

























Hes being set up as a another enemy of the state. His aggresions towards America resemble the same actions as the Iranian President.

Hes calling for a New World Order. The very thing we dont want, the very thing thats bringing on ID cards and such. Blair is the bringer of the NWO to the British Isles.

[paul wright]

[Sinclair]

[Hazzard]

[Dog]

Whatever your standpoint, it's inescapable that the Chavez rhetoric in light of the newly imposed U.S sanctions is nothing short of confident. Headlining on BBC world 10PM (NZT) tonight, Chavez said of the sanctions:

"They are an act of desperation from a spent force; an impotent empire. The United States is nothing but a tiger on paper and these sanctions are precisely irrelevant.....( no doubt in reference to the newly signed agreement for Russia to provide rifles and helicopters....?) Because we are not cooperating with the war on terror? This is confirmation of an attempt at imperial abuse. It is a futile gesture. Bush should be on trial for genocide. The name of the biggest terrorist in the world today is George W Bush."

There were lots of folk cheering in the background, and though I couldn't make out specific banners, I suspect that some of you here were among the crowd.

Bloody lefties!

[Sinclair]

[Hazzard]

If America falls. The last little freedoms we have fall with it.

That is just the facts of life. Its the poeple we need to support. Its their leadership that is cuasing all the problems. Chavez is just joining up to bang the death bell of the US.

I will say it again, American's loose their republic and their rights. The world loses whatever it had left.

[flamesong]

The man himself is interviewed on Channel Four News shortly.

[Pikey]

Relevant and interesting news regarding Chavez:-

[Hazzard]

What a load of nonsense. This is all starting so fast. This has been the plan for a while im sure.

[Martin Conner]

Apparently, Chavez is looking at Russia to supplement his military. I read somewhere that he purchased a hundred thousand AK 103 or AK 47 Kalishnakov assault rifles.

I also read he is considering an incentive scheme to enrol women and the unemployed into military service.