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to get headlines that slander President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela and President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner of Argentina, because they are strongly allied, and are helping to foil dirty rotten Bushwhack schemes all over South America, including, most recently, their civil war plan to topple the Morales government in Bolivia, and these leaders are also key players in the new South American "Common Market" (UNASUR) (sans the U.S.), the Bank of the South (which is shoving the World Bank/IMF loan sharks out of the region), and other efforts at Latin American self-determination and social justice.
This trial may also be part of a pre-war psyops campaign to hit the Obama administration with an in-progress oil war in South America, or to instigate such a war with private means once he is in office.
The case against Franklin Duran stands on the thinnest of reeds--that he supposedly TALKED TO some people in Miami about an alleged political corruption incident in Argentina, and FAILED TO REGISTER WITH THE U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL AS AN AGENT OF A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT--with NO EVIDENCE that he was acting on behalf of any government, let alone in a paid capacity. What this is, is an invented jurisdiction, involving U.S. courts in a strictly South America political matter. And its sole purpose is to MAKE HEADLINES slandering the presidents of Venezuela and Argentina.
Do we not know that the Bushwhack Department of Justice has been politicized and used to slander Democrats, and indeed to falsely prosecute and jail a Democratic governor, and to hamper the excellent work done by ACORN and others in registering poor voters?
This is the SAME THING. The Department of Justice--once a sacrosanct agency, concerning which both Democratic and Republican administrations have always pledged bipartisanship and objectivity--has been turned into a whore for Bushwhack plots and schemes. This entire "suitcase full of cash" incident is more than likely a dirty trick designed by the Bush-purged CIA. They sent an operative (--a two jaguars in the driveway, Miami mafia character named "Guido") to Venezuela with instructions to get a suitcase packed with about $700,000 in cash onto a private jet carrying Venezuela oil execs to Buenos Aires. He got caught by a customs agent in the airport, talked his way out of an arrest and went back to Miami, where he turned up as state's witness against several Venezuelans and a Uruguayan, whom the BUSHWHACK DoJ then prosecuted on this vague and probably unconstitutional charge of being unregistered foreign agents. The most sensible thing I've heard about this caper was said by Venezuela's vice president early in the story. He said that, if they had wanted to take cash to Christina Fernandez for her political campaign, they would have taken it on President Chavez's plane the next day, with diplomatic immunity. (Chavez visited Argentina in the days immediately after this incident.) Fernandez never got the cash, and she won handily anyway. She is furious about this slander, and has repeatedly complained to the Bushfucks to stop dragging her name and Argentina's into this trial. She cannot defend herself against the Miami Herald!
It is no fucking wonder that the jury in the case is deadlocked. They'd probably all like to get home as fast as they can and take ten hot showers, to wash off the slime that has been thrown around in this courtroom. This is not just a complete waste of taxpayers' money, it is a disgrace! And it may well be a crime in itself--false prosecution, false charges, spying and phone tapping, and prosecutorial lies and dirty tricks--and who knows where that $700,000 in cash came from, hm? Is it our tax money? Is it drug money? Goddammit, I want an investigation of this.
The Bushwhacks have been unable to kill Chavez and topple Venezuela's democratic government--so they resort to this sort of shit--psyops, disinformation, slander. They have been unable to "divide and conquer" the strong alliance between Venezuela and Argentina, or any other Venezuelan alliance (and it has many, including a strong alliance with Brazil). They have been unable to kill Evo Morales, and topple Bolivia's democratic government. They have had no success at painting Chavez and Rafael Correa, president of Ecuador, as 'terrorist lovers,' despite an elaborate scam involving doctored computers. They have been unable to influence the popularity of any of these new leftist leaders, who have approval ratings among their people ranging from 60% to 90%! And their efforts to do so are, for the most part, being laughed at from one end of Latin American to the other. When leftist Fernando Lugo got elected president of Paraguay this year, overturning 61 years of corrupt rightwing rule, Evo Morales sent him the following message: "Welcome to the Axis of Evil!"
This dead rat carcass stinking up a courtroom in Miami is the smell of Bushwhack failure--the result of their evil, murderous, greedy, powermongering, warmongering intentions. And we can tell just how well these South American democracies are functioning--and the prospects for the success of their "Common Market"--by the colossal failure of every Bushwhack scheme to divide, slander and destroy these new leaders and fuck over their countries once again.
The Miami trial of Franklin Duran sums up the anti-democratic, devious and mindbogglingly corrupt Bush regime. It is a rotting corpse. And I hope to God, come January, Barack Obama has a lot of fumigators on hand. It's going to take four years just to clean house.
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