I disagree Jerry.

On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 8:20 AM, Jerry Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Did we try to kill the guy? With all the resources of the US, why didnt we
> kill him? Are we that bad at it?


We couldn't kill Castro.....we can't find OBL.....we missed Qaddafi.....our
track record isn't so good in the assassination area.


> Trying to overthrow him is because he has shown through his rhetoric and
> actions that he wants to do bad things (things that the US consider bad),
> and are not in the US's interests (I assume), sounds like a good idea to
> me.


LOTS of people want to do bad things to the US. He can try to make deals
with the Russians, but the days of a "cuban missile crisis" are behind us.
Russia can only antagonize us to a point.

Chavez' only bargaining chip is his oil. With prices falling and a realistic
chance that we our days of oil dependence may be waning....this chip isn't
as powerful as it once was. Just because he tries to rattle his saber,
doesn't mean we need to necessarily pay attention to it.

I just don't view him as a real threat to the United States.

He has aligned _himself_ with people we consider terrorists. Which, in
> current world politics, makes him a terrorist.


Mostly regional terrorists....let the region deal with it, if they choose.

And I do believe (from the US gov standpoint) he _is_ a huge security risk
> to us. Look at the visit be the Russian carriers for proof.


When the meeting actually happened, we just shrugged it off....didn't seem
too concerned about it.

-- 
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My finest day, is yet unknown


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