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next attack on democracy is coming. As the golpista military general said in Honduras, by their coup they are "preventing communism from Venezuela from reaching the United States." He no doubt got that from Jim DeMint, John "death squad" Negroponte, James Baker and the U.S. cabal behind the Honduran coup. They are trying to build a bulwark in Central America against ideas like free universal medical care and free education through college, and the use of a country's resources--such as oil--to help the people who live there, from infecting our citizenry. These ideas are strongest, and have the sturdiest governments, in South America. The election of leftist governments is more recent in Central America and more vulnerable to disruption. Honduras is now surrounded by countries with leftist governments, on every border--El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua, with Nicaragua's leftist government being the most long-standing and probably the sturdiest. The corpo-fascist cabal behind what I believe is an oil war plan for South America already showed, last year, that its plan was to pick off what it deemed the weaker governments in alliance with Venezuela, in South America. They tried to use the white separatist secession movement in Bolivia to actually split off Bolivia's oil/gas rich eastern provinces into an independent state, which likely would have toppled the Morales government. They had previously attacked Ecuador, a more recently elected leftist government, but, as it turned out, a very strong one--as is the Morales government. So now they're going for the most vulnerable leftist governments in the region--those in Central America.
This also fits with an earlier perception I had of their war planning of "circling the wagons" in the Caribbean. They reconstituted the US 4th Fleet in the Caribbean last summer. They likely assisted in the theft of the Mexican election in 2005 (which a strong leftist lost by only hairsbreadth, 0.05%, amidst widespread suspicions of election fraud). They're establishing new U.S. military bases in Panama and throughout Colombia. They thus have Venezuela's largest oil reserves and operations, on its Caribbean coast, surrounded. They likely plan to split those off into an independent fascist state in control of that oil--in the main segment of the war plan--and may try to net in Ecuador (southern border of Colombia) at the same time. Then they will control the oil and other resources in a wide swath from Ecuador, over the western "hump" of South America (Colombia), up the peninsula through Mexico, and including the US military base in Honduras and Honduras' long coast on the Caribbean, and control of the Caribbean and Venezuela's Caribbean coast and its oil.
"Preventing communism from Venezuela from reaching the United States" by blockading it in Central America, and, not incidentally, grabbing several of the biggest oil reserves in the hemisphere. They may not mess with Brazil, which has had a very big oil find, but Lulu da Silva is not so sure. He said that the US 4th Fleet threatens Brazil's oil as well, and it was Brazil that proposed creation of South American "common defense" in the context of their new "common market," UNASUR.
Anyway, we should read this Wall Street Urinal report as a "red alert" that El Salvador is the next target of this Bushwhack war plan.
The opposite of what they allege is the truth. It's a good rule of thumb when parsing virulent corpo-fascist propaganda like the WSU. Venezuela doesn't topple democratic governments. It strongly supports real democracy, and has worked on empowering its own people, as well as empowering and strengthening cooperative economic power in the region, with particular help to weaker countries who have been blasted by U.S.-enforced "neoliberal" policies. They are pulling together in economic alliances. This, of course, terrifies our global corporate predator rulers. "Little countries" rejecting "free trade for the rich" or the corrupt, failed, murderous US "war on drugs" is not to be tolerated. One of the saddest things I read about the coup in Honduras is that the golpistas are looting the ALBA funds, which workers have contributed to. Natural political/economic alliances, such as those that the Chavez government has been helping to organize--a perfectly legitimate and laudable diplomatic enterprise--pose a grave threat to global corporate predators whose M.O. is brute power and monopoly. That alliances of smaller countries, to make them stronger and to improve the lives of their impoverished people, is portrayed as undemocratic is one of their most grievous lies. It is the global corporate predators who are grossly anti-democratic.
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