King Of Spain Tells Hugo Chavez To Shut Up

[muntrv]

http://www6.comcast.net/news/articles/general/2007/11/10/Chile.Summit.Spat/?cvqh=ht_chavez

[UTUSN]

1. As a Democratic party member in the fullest democratic sense, I am

1) anti-royalist, anti-elitist, which classes I regard as left-over parasites.

2) anti-Fascist.

3) anti-AZNAR and anti-Shrub, having said back at the FAKE alliance of AZNAR defying 90+ percent of his country's will and his country's religious leader's will, that Shrub had just hit it off with him because Shrub had to look hard to find world leaders shorter than him.

4) and despite having enjoyed it when CHAVEZ called Shrub Satan and smelling of sulphur.



===========Despite all of these things, I am thoroughly enjoying parasite Juan Carlos telling CHAVEZ to STFU!1


Ordinarily I would Alert on all CHAVEZ threads and request they be confined to the Latin American forum where I would never see them. And fresh from another one a couple of days ago in LBN where there was the usual CHAVEZ flamefest--yet, I just LUERVE this!1

Please, this is in the same vein as my cussing at the t.v. every time Shrub's puss is on it. I don't need the lectures on how unintellectual my post is, how I'm spouting White House and/or M$M "talking points," *or* any other flaming thing that glorifies CHAVEZ.



NOTE: Since I posted this (my post) in two other threads on this topic, I'll do it here, too.

[Greyhound]

2. Spain has a King? Who knew? Who cares? n/t

[Arugula Latte]

4. He got his crown at Burger King.

He likes playing dress-up, just like Chimp.

[madrchsod]

3. someone should come out and say this to bush

"shut the fuck up"....now that would be great

[bdamomma]

5. Putin will I bet.

[Blue-Jay]

6. King? I didn't vote for him...

[originalpckelly]

7. I'd like to tell the king to stuff it too.

I'm not too keen on the idea of any bullshit when it comes to monarchy.

And I don't like Chavez either because he's becoming a dictator.

I think they should both go Cheney themselves!

[cali]

10. Actually Juan Carlos has done great things for Spain

he was instrumental in ushering in democracy when Franco croaked.

[Fierce]

8. Not really.

It's more like, "Why don't you be quiet," as I understand it. Tone and gestures soften it a little. I could be wrong.

[UTUSN]

9. No, it wasn't polite. "?Por que no te callas?!" meaning "Why don't you shut up?!"

Just saw the tape on Univision and that's the way it was. As for "tone and gestures" the King-a-maloney was PISSED and leaned out from the row of seated peeps to SMACK DOWN Chavez face to face. I don't recall whether he actually pointed at CHAVEZ, but there was NO "softening" AT ALL.

English language accounts have repeated that the words and connotations were a tone "used (in anger) with CHILDREN." Actually, if a "king" weren't involved, and this exchange took place in a cantina, the next step would be fisticuffs.


Vicente FOX did the same thing to CASTRO at one of the first of Shrub's meetings, when CASTRO was barred from being in the same place at the same time. FOX had a less protocolly-higher status in talking to CASTRO than the King dude does, but FOX used the same tone.

On Edit: Here is the pic evidence. Unequivocal.

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http://news.yahoo.com/photo/071111/photos_wl_afp/fd45723e5aa671579fa43f92b68ef894



Spain's King Juan Carlos (R) shouts at Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, "Why don't you shut up?" after Chavez interrupted the speech of Spanixh President Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero(L), on the last day of the XVII

http://news.yahoo.com/photo/071110/ids_photos_wl/r1363871136



A combination photo shows Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez speaking during a speech at the closing session of the XVII Ibero-American Summit (right photo) and Spain's Prime Minister Jose Luiz Rodriguez Zapatero (L)

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[ohio2007]

11. the king may have noticed Hugo went 21 minutes over his alloted FIVE minute time.

The king was saying....stop talking poor-kay hombre ;)


this excerpt from an unacceptable source ( private citizen op ed )
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He already did so at the Santiago summit earlier this week when he went 21 minutes above the allotted 5 for EACH HEAD OF STATE HAD according to protocol. But there is something else: as years go by Chavez has more and more trouble being the star of any summit he attends. People are getting justifiably weary of his ever repetitive speeches.
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http://daniel-venezuela.blogspot.com/2007/11/king-and-chavez-chaevz-reaching-deep.html