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Also Eva you shouldn't give Alex any form of a...

2010-02-09T08:08:35.511-04:30

Also Eva you shouldn't give Alex any form of attention. This is just like the Fox News slander. CNN had a debate about Fox New slander and how it would be better to ignore them instead of acknowleding them. Giving them the attention or recieving the popularity that which to attain. So I think you should def. ignore the guy. He will def. get angry and you can target him far worse than responding to him. Keep up the good work. Gracia!

This is a good post Eva I also noticed you tweeter...

2010-02-09T08:05:37.580-04:30

This is a good post Eva I also noticed you tweeter on Alex. I sent him a message to leave you alone. He is in Venezuela so I can't wage something against him. I read an article about this before this is not just happening in Latin America. Its happening all over the world. Wow.

What about Iran and the Rafsanjani-Mousavi revolut...

2010-02-08T08:33:16.082-04:30

What about Iran and the Rafsanjani-Mousavi revolution? Do you consider it a color revolution?

The biggest puzzle to me is how can something be U...

2010-02-08T02:30:55.832-04:30

The biggest puzzle to me is how can something be US policy since 1983 and be virtually unknown by US public opinion, still, in 2010.

The reason is, if the media doesn't report it, it doesn't exist. The problem is figuring out how to give a voice to things that "don't exist".

I think your article is a very succinct outline that comes close to finding that voice. It is just a matter of finding the "simple" narrative or the meme, and then repeating it a million times.

The basic methodology to the Colored Revolution is: 1)discredit the elections; 2)neutralize the security forces, inside a very sophisticated marketing scheme.

We now know, because of the Yanukovych election in the Ukraine, that these revolutions can be reversed, but they are reversed internally, because the people begin to see that they were fooled.

Unemployment, in the belly of the beast, is now 20%. When and how do the US working class start to see they were fooled.

The Venezuela media makes FOX look like a popsicle stand. How did Chavez/Bolivarian Revolution develop communication with the disenfranchised to the degree that it allowed them to bring down the neolib govt in Venezuela?