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Updated: The Enemy of My Enemy… - December 7th, 2007 ·  Just when we thought the US and China were on great terms, the Weekly Standard has the gaul to draw attention to this. We’re sure there is a perfectly reasonable explanation for China’s willingness to cozy up with Syria, Iran, and North Korea.

	The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” (It’s Been Canceled) - After years of corruption and economic stagnation under the “Punto Fijo system”, "it appeared as if most Venezuelans would be willing to support anyone who was not a member of the old guard.
Hugo Chavez was able to fill that void, by attacking the West and government corruption while appealing to nationalism and economic pride.Unfortunately for Chavez, Venezuelans are beginning to notice the growing gap between his rhetoric and the material gains he has thus far been able (or rather, unable) to provide his country.  Posted December 4, 2007