Liberator TJ1984
08-31-2005, 10:57 AM
Is this one of a kind Joke ???
F' Chavez and Jackson ...Assasinate them BOTH :lightsabe
Chavez also said Venezuela would "exercise its rights" under the law in response to Robertson's remarks calling for his assassination. He has said his government could ask the United States to extradite Robertson.
State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said Monday that Venezuela does not appear to have a sound legal basis for seeking Robertson's extradition.
Robertson called for Chavez's assassination on his TV show "The 700 Club" a week ago, saying the United States should "take him out" because the Chavez poses a danger. Robertson, founder of the Christian Coalition of America and a supporter of Bush's re-election bid, later apologized.
"We must make it clear that talk of isolating Venezuela, talk of assassinating its leader, this is unacceptable, and it must be denounced roundly by our president," Jackson told The Associated Press shortly before the meeting with Chavez.
Chavez has regularly accused the U.S. government of plotting to overthrow him and has said it backed the 2002 coup. U.S. officials have strongly denied it, even as they have expressed concern about Chavez's ties with Castro and what opponents call his authoritarian tendencies.
F' Chavez and Jackson ...Assasinate them BOTH :lightsabe
Chavez also said Venezuela would "exercise its rights" under the law in response to Robertson's remarks calling for his assassination. He has said his government could ask the United States to extradite Robertson.
State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said Monday that Venezuela does not appear to have a sound legal basis for seeking Robertson's extradition.
Robertson called for Chavez's assassination on his TV show "The 700 Club" a week ago, saying the United States should "take him out" because the Chavez poses a danger. Robertson, founder of the Christian Coalition of America and a supporter of Bush's re-election bid, later apologized.
"We must make it clear that talk of isolating Venezuela, talk of assassinating its leader, this is unacceptable, and it must be denounced roundly by our president," Jackson told The Associated Press shortly before the meeting with Chavez.
Chavez has regularly accused the U.S. government of plotting to overthrow him and has said it backed the 2002 coup. U.S. officials have strongly denied it, even as they have expressed concern about Chavez's ties with Castro and what opponents call his authoritarian tendencies.