Blogging the democratic revolution
Alek Boyd has found the news clip showing that Fox News has picked up Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez’s filthy talk directed at distinguished United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. Go there and view the film clip.
Mark Glaser back in September did an online review of milibloggers and Iraqi bloggers, complete with history, background information, and interview questions for many of the big names out there. It’s pretty cool.
Miguel puts the chavista raid on fearless journalist Patricia Poleo in context, outlining all the angles and showing what is at stake. I did some research on Poleo, and realized I’d read about her before – and I was extremely impressed – she’s the one who got proof of secret Cuban troops in her country, going to the airport against dictator Chavez’s diktat, and bringing back conclusive proof to Venezuela’s citizens that hardened Cuban communist agents were invading their country. You can see why the Thug of Miraflores considers her an enemy. She’s brave as hell. Here’s a photo of…
The unprintable cartoon directed at Condi Rice, in Spanish. Feel free to not open it, it is filthy and disgusting.
An outspoken reporter in Venezuela has just had her home raided by dictator Chavez’s communist goons. This brave woman, Patricia Poleo, has been instrumental in exposing government involvement in the carbomb murder of Venezuelan prosecutor Danilo Anderson. She has the goods on them. And now the communist barbarians are moving in on her. This is very bad news and worse is going to follow. SOUND THE ALARM! VCrisis has the first report and now a string of updates – Scott and Thomas also have items. If you can read Spanish, here is some of Patricia Poleo’s most powerful published work.
This item on Larry Summers, Condi Rice, Hugo Chavez, and Venezuela, outlining a string of media double standards about sexism is getting a high hit count at American Thinker.
I was emailed by abdymok this morning with an article of his that clears up the article written by the New York Times about how the Ukraine secret police stopped the government from attacking the protesters. Stanislav Reutsky doesn????????t write spy novels for a living. But to hear the story of the 15-year veteran journalist????????s recent run-in with the nation????????s top spy agency, you????????d think he might want to start. … Serhiy Popkov, the commander of troops from Ukraine????????s Interior Ministry, dismissed the charge. He responded curtly in an interview with the national daily tabloid Segodnya on Jan. 18 saying…
And here is Hersh’s entire piece along with the Pentagon press release.