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</font><font face="georgia" size=5 color="#A80000">INTERNATIONAL
FORECASTER: George W. Bush has to be insane to interfere...<br><br>
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</font><font face="Georgia" size=2><b>THE INTERNATIONAL FORECASTER editor
Bob Chapman writes:</b> </font><font face="georgia" size=3>The dominance
of the Bush administration in Latin America is most certainly on the
decline ... the region is no longer America’s backyard and governments
are no longer available on demand.<br><br>
</font><font face="georgia" size=2><b>Over the past several years, China
has turned to South America, Australia, North Africa and the Middle East
to solve its commodity needs.<br><br>
</b></font><font face="georgia" size=3>They are buying huge quantities of
iron ore, bauxite, tin, oil, copper, soybeans, timber, zinc and manganese
from Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Venezuela and Chile. They have
just signed US$30 billion in contracts.<br><br>
</font><font face="georgia" size=2><b>The US, preoccupied with its
invasions and occupations, has attached little importance to China’s
rising profile in the region.<br><br>
</b></font><font face="georgia" size=3>Latin America is drifting away
from US influence, and China’s involvement is expediting that process.
China has dollars and they are more than willing to spend them in the
best places, where they do the most good.<br><br>
Of course, their attempt to have Venezuela’s President Mr. Chavez removed
from office and their attempts to assassinate him ... no matter what his
politics ... has made George and the neo-cons very
unpopular.<br><br>
</font><font face="georgia" size=2><b>On top of that, we see the
US-backed opposition blowing up a state prosecutor, who was investigating
Venezuelans who were being funded by the CIA.<br><br>
</b></font><font face="georgia" size=5 color="#A80000">That is not
diplomacy .. it is barbarism.<br><br>
</font><font face="georgia" size=3>Chinese investment is sorely needed
throughout the region. Brazil has repeatedly floated the idea of a
strategic alliance with Beijing. That would put Brazil in a position to
demand more trade concessions from the US.
<ul>
<li>(Brazilian) President Luiz Ignacio Lula de Silva has been hinting at
negotiating a free trade agreement with China ... the Chinese inroads in
the region already are large.</font>
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</font><font face="georgia" size=3>Times are changing in Latin America
and we see no change of attitude coming from George and the neo-cons. We
will have to wait for a new administration in four years to reverse the
trend and effect change. In the meantime, China has the field virtually
to itself. <br><br>
The US State Department is upset that the National Endowment for
Democracy (NED) ... which receives its funding from the Congress of the
United States ... is the subject of a legal case via direct grantee
Sumate. NED president Carl Gershman went to Venezuela to try to meet with
President Chavez to influence the case, but was surprised when the
executive branch refused to meet with him.<br><br>
This was an attempt to interfere with due process of law and another
arrogant move by the perpetrators to ask Venezuela to cover their tracks
after they attempted to overthrow Mr. Chavez’ government.<br><br>
</font><font face="georgia" size=2><b>George W. Bush has to be insane to
believe he can send an emissary to interfere with the judicial process
after he has attempted to overthrow a duly-elected government and
financed the attempted assassination of Venezuela’s President.<br><br>
</b></font><font face="georgia" size=3>Mr. Greshman’s presence was the
first time he visited a foreign nation to defend NED’s interest. It is
also the first nation that has challenged NED’s attempts at foreign
revolution. <br><br>
Other Sumate defenders are US Representatives Christopher Cox and Gregory
Meeks (NED board members, and Senator John McCain, and former Secretary
of State Madeline Albright, who chair the NED, core grantee organizations
-- The International Republican Institute and the National Democratic
Institute.</font>
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<li><font face="georgia" size=2><b>There is no question that NED is an
instrument that finances and leads coup d’etat when “democracy” does not
fit their model.</b></font>
</ul><font face="verdana" size=2><br>
</font><font face="georgia" size=3>Since Greshman’s visit had been a
failure, operatives were then set to spread terror in Caracas. This is
the same group of elitists who have spread terror and the message of
terror in the US and throughout the world. These elitists who run the US
government are seldom challenged in such a manner, so you can expect an
escalation of their terror tactics. They want to control Venezuelan oil
and will do anything toward that end. Iraq is a good example of just how
far they will go to control sources of oil. <br><br>
</font><font face="georgia" size=2><b>President Bush’s visit to Santiago,
Chile to attend the Asia Pacific summit was greeted by riots and
protests, 100 people were arrested. Thousands swarmed through the city
with banners declaring, “Fascist Bush is a terrorist.” Protestors say
70,000 marched against Bush the terrorist. <br><br>
</b></font><font face="georgia" size=3>We wonder if Brazil will be the
next victim of regime change by George and the neo-cons. Brazil is
developing a nuclear program putting it on a collision course with the
US. Brazil has refused to permit UN inspectors’ unfettered access
to the Resende uranium enrichment plant ... about 100 miles from Rio. The
country says the plant is involved in the enrichment of uranium to a low
percentage needed for nuclear power stations, which generate electricity
and <b><u>not</u></b> to the 95% required in the manufacture of nuclear
weapons. Brazil says they are protecting their technology in keeping the
UN out. For over 15 years, there has been debate over Brazil’s
intentions.
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<li>The orchestration of pro-National Endowment for Democracy has begun
... the brainwashing and the psywar program are now underway
internationally in order to cover the evil deeds of the Bush
administration. </font>
</ul><font face="verdana" size=2><br>
</font><font face="georgia" size=3>US Congressman Tom Lantos, (D-CA), the
ranking Democrat on the House International Relations Committee, has
introduced House Resolution 867 expressing support for NED and protesting
the "unjust prosecution" of Sumate for using US tax dollars to
rig an election to unseat President Hugo Chavez in Venezuela.<br><br>
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<dd>NED is an elitist, CIA, black operations-front employed in numerous
facets of overthrowing governments. The result of their recent attempt of
regime change was a referendum re-certifying Mr. Chavez’ presidency as he
won 59% of the vote. <br><br>
<dd>NED is known for bringing what they call democracy and justice to
South Africa. A government that is Marxist and is in the process of
confiscating private property in the name of black empowerment. There
efforts are ripping the country apart.<br><br>
<dd>NED is a change agent ... it is embedded in a country under a
humanitarian cover and then proceeds to bring about change in behalf of
world elitists who ultimately desire world government.<br><br>
</dl><img src="http://www.vheadline.com/graf/Anderson_Danilo_02.jpg" width=249 height=200 alt="[]"><font face="georgia" size=2><b>The
CIA planned and executed the riots and coup two years ago in Venezuela,
and they, in all likelihood, arranged the execution of prosecutor Danilo
Anderson ... so no one would investigate the operations of NED, which has
been used to try to overthrow a democratically elected
President.<br><br>
</b></font><font face="georgia" size=3>Lantos’ rant is disinformation at
its best ... calculated to confuse the issue and throw blame on the
Chavez government in order to continue their attempt at regime change.
Lantos’ and his government accomplices are lying, as usual. They have
just assassinated an innocent public servant doing his job for his
country and arrogantly defend their NED spy operation, what
arrogance.<br><br>
That unfortunately has become the hallmark of US diplomacy in recent
years.<br><br>
If they are not with you, murder them.<br><br>
Murders by forces working with the US government will <b><u>not</u></b>
stop the investigations and the truth will be told. The truth is
something the elitists do <b><u>not</u></b> want exposed. Venezuela will
show it has a strong democratic government as it pursues these evil
people and brings them to justice. <br><br>
In Venezuela the number of people unemployed has dropped from 2.16
million to 1.8 million persons. The informal sector is estimated to be
31.5% of the economically active population and unemployment currently
stands at 15%. Formal sector employment is up 47.3% from the same period
last year. 84% of these in formal sector jobs belong to the private
sector compared to 16% in the public sector. On 11/2/04, the monthly
unemployment figures had dropped from 16.7% to 14.5% between 9/03 and
9/04. <br><br>
A long time friend of Danilo Anderson, who was assassinated two weeks ago
... Carlos Herrera, claims Anderson was under pressure by the government
and on 11/27/04 planned to summon Venezuelan bankers Aristides Maza and
Ignacio Salvatierra for signing the Pedro Carmona Decree on 4/12/02.
Anderson said he was going to prohibit their leaving the country and that
some lawyers at the bank threatened his life...<br><br>
</font><div align="center"><font face="georgia" size=2><b>THE
INTERNATIONAL FORECASTER <br>
P. O. Box 510518, Punta Gorda, FL 33951, USA<br>
Bob Chapman
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