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This is how the Reagan genocidists got rid of Carter--promising weapons to the mullahs in Iran if they would only retain their US hostages through the 1980 election. CBS did a countdown clock with every 'news' broadcast--101 days of captivity, 102 days of captivity (I think it got up to over 400 days). 'Why aren't you doing something, President Carter? Why are these mullahs still holding US hostages? You are weak!'--was their message and that of Reagan's henchmen, the same who were traitorously dickering with the mullahs, and who would soon be organizing genocidal slaughters in Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala, including the infamous Iran-Contra war (which they funded by selling arms to Iran!)
This looks quite similar. They try to box in a good president, using black operations and intense psyops, with the corpo-fascist media as willing partners. The Reaganite and Bushwhacks, and the fascists in South America, really don't have new ideas. They repeat old patterns over and over again. Frankly, I think they have taken Rumsfeld's "Office of Special Plans" and transported it to South America (because that's where the easy oil is), and maybe have done some USAID-funded 'trainings' in these methods, to employ local operatives to their purpose. Paraguay, of course, doesn't have any oil. But its new leftist government is allied with the leftist democracy movement that has swept the region, led by oil rich countries like Venezuela and Brazil, and one of the abiding tenets of that revolution is that the oil should be controlled by local governments and used for the benefit of the people--anathema to our corpo-fascists. Lula da Silva, for instance, who applied this principle to Brazil's new big oil discovery, has also been very helpful to Paraguay's new leftist president, Fernando Lugo, by pressing Brazilian companies to allow a renegotiation of Paraguay's hydroelectric contracts, which had been very unfair to Paraguay. US corpo-fascists very much want to defeat this accord among South American countries, first of all to regain US global corporate predator control of South America's oil, and they are trying various "divide and conquer" strategies, for instance, efforts to break up the alliance between Lulu and Chavez. Lulu and others were told that they must "isolate" Chavez. That didn't work, so now our corpo-fascists seem to be going for picking off the smaller weaker countries, like Honduras and Paraguay.
Fernando Lugo, like Rafael Correa in Ecuador, kicked the US military out of Paraguay. The Pentagon really wants that station in the heart of South America back, to spy on and plot against surrounding leftist governments. The Paraguayan rightwing government was permitting US soldiers to freely stomp around in the country--a very worrisome circumstance when the Bushwhacks were funding/organizing the white separatists in eastern Bolivia (adjacent to Paraguay) in 2008. When Lugo was elected in Paraguay, overturning 61 years of rightwing rule, Bolivia's president Evo Morales sent him this message: "Welcome Axis of Evil!" Though there are local players who stand to benefit from the overthrow of their democracies, and whose names we see attached to the psyops "Big Lie" propaganda in the press, it's all one struggle, as the best South American leaders have come to see it. The bullshit in Paraguay is the same as the bullshit in Honduras, and the bullshit in Bolivia last year, and the bullshit in Ecuador earlier last year, and the bullshit in Venezuela back in 2002. It is bullshit that has largely been funded and organized here.
The local fascists in Paraguay want to reap the profit from the hydroelectric contracts that Lugo re-negotiated, with Lulu's support. The local fascists in Bolivia want to reap the profit from the gas contracts that Evo Morales re-negotiated (doubling Bolivia's gas revenues from one billion to two billion dollars per year, and committing most of it to benefit the poor majority). And the same in Venezuela--Chavez has a fair share of the oil revenues flowing to Venezuela's social programs. The fascists want to reverse those flows into their own pockets. That is their motivation--greed--a motive that is easily used by corpo-fascists like Exxon Mobil and Monsanto to end up with most of the profits. That is what they did before. That is what they are plotting to do again.
This bullshit in Paraguay is part of that plot. It is a big stakes US/corpo-fascist game for destroying, or subverting/corrupting, democracy, and restoring the fascists to power, who will sell their countries resources and its labor force for dirty coin.
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