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Message Subject VENEZUELA:Outages:8 /BOMBSHELL:P260/ IRAN:"ALL OPTIONS" IF US P357/TANKERS MEETING NAVY ESCORT AMID US "IMMINENT THREAT" VID P359
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Its obvi not a infrastructure failure... this is spec ops ...

This was orcastrated... theres never been anything like this and the timing is a dead give away... the top 3 nations who fully suported guado we his name is are prime suspects this is a new libya take over...


Usa needs to be stopped your country has done things history cant hide dont be so naive that its not possible. They kill there own they shake hands with the enemies... they later kill those same men..

Fake media portrays all these vile lies...but food4thought libya did more for there people then usa ever will for there citizens.... research...10.000 to newlyweds paid education etc etc...


Ww3 needs and will happen.. but the west are being unprepared..you think venuzela is bad usa would crumble in less then3days... GUARENTEED your inability to seperate self from electronics consumerism the sheer gap between rich and poor..youll be looting everything in sight...lol
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77232448


I take it you've seen this?

[link to thegrayzone.com (secure)]

I know I keep posting it, but was blown away with what I read when I clicked on the first hyperlink in the article. It takes you through to a leaked Stratfor emails (Wikileaks)

September 2010

A key to Chavez’s current weakness is the decline in the electricity sector. There is the grave possibility that some 70 percent of the country’s electricity grid could go dark as soon as April 2010. Water levels at the Guris dam are dropping, and Chavez has been unable to reduce consumption sufficiently to compensate for the deteriorating industry. This could be the watershed event, as there is little that Chavez can do to protect the poor from the failure of that system.

This would likely have the impact of galvanising public unrest in a way that no opposition group could ever hope to generate. At that point in time, an opposition group would be best served to take advantage of the situation and spin it against Chavez and towards their needs.

Alliances with the military could be critical because in such a situation of massive public unrest and rejection of the presidency, malcontent sectors of the military will likely decide to intervene, but only if they believe they have sufficient support. This has been the pattern in the past three coup attempts. Where the military thought it had enough support, there was a failure in the public to respond positively (or the public responded in the negative), so the coup failed.


[link to search.wikileaks.org (secure)]
 
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