- If his analysis of the facts were correct ... Archived Message
Posted by Shyaku
on November 14, 2019, 4:45 pm, in reply to "Any comments on this?"
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... Which is highly dubious, then the cure would be better than the so-called disease. I would say that any person with a normal, impartial, balanced view would find the cognitive dissonance in this particular agenda-driven public relations exercise pretty laughable. Apparently the head of the Bolivian military is the bolivian supreme court with true constitutional authority? Is that his message? Also, he seems to think people don't realize that term limits were never even in the US constitution until FDR was elected to four terms - yet one more example of the US money class p1ssing on the chess board when they are not winning [everything]. Also, to refer to Max Blumenthal etc. as 'revolutionary left' seems shocking to me. Max has provided a lot of evidence lately that power was seized by a bona fide, out-and-out card-carrying fascist. Defending this really only gives credance to the 'fascist in a cardigan' meme. Its so disgraceful. - Shyaku |