Working in Venezuela

arnego2 wrote:
> Originally posted by Amy
>
>>
>
> Hello Amy,
> When you
> watch the video of the Coup the circulos are down because there was a
> gun fire. Who started no-one knows.

Everyone knows. They were filmed, captured, and they admitted
everything on TV after the fact, and then they were released by Chavez.

> Everbody has a opinion but are they
> right?
> I don´t know for sure. The TV stadions are implicated in the Coup
> according to the government and to say that this is untruthfull who can
> do that? You? Were you there? Or your friends have seen it live? Live in
> the gun-fire?

Yes.

> Torture is not ok with me and harassing people's employers
> so that they fire them neither? But in south-america torture is not new,

And still going on, thanks to Chavez.

arnego2 wrote:
> Originally posted by Amy
>
>>And still going on, thanks to
>
> Chavez.
> Really? Did he start the strike? Do you know what
> happened to the people of the oil strike? They fought for the change of
> government and now the opposition forgot them. Ask your friend to tell
> us where they were in the gun-fight it would be interesting. As,
> according to the videos, only the policeguys where on the streets,
> firing "back?" (who knows for sure?)
> best regards
> Arnego2
>
>

Everyone knows for sure, Arnego, except perhaps you.

arnego2 wrote:
> Originally posted by Amy
>
>>
>
> So, do yopu blame
> the totenham team for the fights of their fans too, My oh my there is a
> word what comes to my mind when reading your "answers". Astonishing how
> you do know about a country 5000 miles away from your living place.
>
> Extraordinario como sabes de las cosas cuales pasan en un paìs de
> hablar español que està a una distancia de 8000 kilometros. Te felecito
>
> saludo
> Arnego2
>
>

You know nothing about me, where I have lived, who in my family lives in
Venezuela, or anything else. I find it amazing how much you have missed
of the goings on of the last few years from your vantage point.

I'll be signing off this thread now. You can argue about it with
someone else for a while.

amy wrote:

> I'll be signing off this thread now. You can argue about it with
> someone else for a while.

The right is equal in all the world, as in Venezuela as here in Italy and as
in the Amy's country . If the other don't think as them, or have different
ideas, they use the power or look for bad way to impose on their ideas (like
a referendum where also the dead men has signed!), or just..... stop talk
and change thread!