Bush vs. Venezuela


	Bush vs. Venezuela

mbthorman

8-25-2007 2:24 AM

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bush, government, latin america, politics, venezuela

mbthorman says:

How many enemies can the USA handle? The USA is a debtor nation dependent on foreign aid and foreign loans. Can it really afford to antagonize so many crucial areas of the world? The Middle East, Latin America, and what next?

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8-25-2007 4:04 AM

suzikoh

That's exactly what came to my mind as I read this clip...
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