Hey, you're the one who behaves like a gay. Actually, I don't care that's
your business. But, let me tell you. You're very queer.
Don't allege on others what you do as a habit.
Just to clarify. When I call you "asshole" I mean that you are a dickhead,
butthead, motherfucker, etc. Basically, you are stupid, ridiculous. But,
nothing else. Anything else different than that only exists in your queer
mentality.
Do you copy that? You fucking asshole!
--
/jat
Knowledge will set you free
El conocimiento te hará libre
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"PL" <***@pandora.be> wrote in message news:okla9a$1b6t$***@gioia.aioe.org...
| On 7/17/2017 6:22 PM, jat wrote:
| > *You're totally fucked up*
|
| Nope. you are.
|
| > I didn't change the subject.
|
| I said you changed the title idiot and that is a fact.
| The real title of the article is:
| "Venezuela referendum: Big show of support for opposition"
| You used something else.
|
| > you did
|
| Nope. i just exposed your misleading practice and added that there was
| more to the article then you wanted people to believ.
| I exposed you for the liar you are.
|
| > asshole...
|
| You really have an anal fixation, no?
| Are you gay?
| In don't mind, but don't project your desires.
|
| > -- /jat Knowledge will set you free El conocimiento te hará libre "PL"
| > <***@pandora.be> wrote in message news:okie6e$os0$***@gioia.aioe.org...
| >> On 7/17/2017 2:52 PM, jat wrote:
| >>> *You're totally fucked up*
| >> Nope. You are and you are so stupid you can't see kt.
| >> You changed the title of the article and did not provide the full
| >> information. Do you think people are that stupid that can't see what
you
| >> are doing? Think again, idiot.
| >>
| >>> PL wrote:
| >>>> On 7/17/2017 4:11 AM, jat wrote: part of the story as usual
| >>>>
| >>>> You must be proud of your pro-Castro - pro-Maduro killer pals.
| >>>> You have supported dictatorial regimes inspired by Castro for years.
| ticle is:
|
| >>>>
| >>>> Venezuela referendum: Big show of support for opposition
| >>>> More than seven million voters have taken part in an
| >>>> opposition-organised referendum in Venezuela, according to academics
| >>>> monitoring the poll.
| >>>>
| >>>> Voters strongly opposed government plans for a new constituent
assembly
| >>>> with the power to scrap the National Assembly and rewrite the
| >>>> constitution.
| >>>>
| >>>> Venezuela is polarised between backers of President Nicolás Maduro
and
| >>>> opponents, who want fresh elections.
| >>>>
| >>>> A nurse was shot dead while queuing to vote in the capital, Caracas.
| >>>>
| >>>> Men on motorbikes opened fire, killing 61-year-old Xiomara Soledad
| >>>> Scott, and wounding three others.
| >>>>
| >>>> The opposition blamed a "paramilitary" gang for the shooting, which
| >>>> prosecutors said they would investigate.
| >>>>
| >>>> Separately, journalist Luis Olavarrieta was grabbed by what he said
were
| >>>> a group of government supporters who robbed and beat him, but he
managed
| >>>> to escape.
| >>>> What does the opposition object to?
| >>>> Image copyright Reuters
| >>>> Image caption "We don't want to be Cuba," says the head of the
National
| >>>> Assembly
| >>>>
| >>>> President Maduro's plan will see a vote on 30 July for the new
| >>>> constituent assembly.
| >>>>
| >>>> Its 545 members will have the power to dissolve state institutions,
| >>>> including the National Assembly, where opposition parties are in the
| >>>> majority.
| >>>>
| >>>> The opposition wants new elections before Mr Maduro's term expires in
| >>>> early 2019 and say rewriting the constitution would almost certainly
| >>>> delay this year's regional elections and next year's presidential
| >>>> election.
| >>>>
| >>>> It fears the new body could herald dictatorship.
| >>>>
| >>>> As Julio Borges, who heads the National Assembly, puts it: "We don't
| >>>> want to be Cuba. We don't want to be a country without freedom."
| >>>> What does the government say?
| >>>> Image copyright EPA
| >>>> Image caption "Not legal" - President Maduro's verdict on Sunday's
poll
| >>>>
| >>>> Mr Maduro argues that the constituent assembly is the only way to
help
| >>>> Venezuela out of its economic and political crisis and he described
| >>>> Sunday's vote as "meaningless".
| >>>>
| >>>> "They have convened an internal consultation with the opposition
| >>>> parties, with their own mechanisms, without electoral rulebooks,
without
| >>>> prior verification, without further verification. As if they are
| >>>> autonomous and decide on their own," he said.
| >>>>
| >>>> On the same day as the unofficial referendum, the government held a
| >>>> "trial run" for the 30 July vote, which it described as a success.
| >>>>
| >>>> Why is Venezuela in crisis?
| >>>> - Nearly 100 people have been killed in clashes stemming from the
| >>>> political conflict
| >>>> - The deep economic crisis is made worse by the falling price of oil,
| >>>> which accounts for about 95% of Venezuela's export revenues and was
used
| >>>> to finance some of the government's social programmes. Forced to make
| >>>> cuts, President Nicolás Maduro has seen his support fall among core
| >>>> backers
| >>>> - Basic necessities, such as medicine and food, are in short supply
| >>>> - The opposition accuses Mr Maduro of mismanaging the economy and
| >>>> eroding democratic institutions
| >>>> - In March, the Supreme Court decided it would take over the National
| >>>> Assembly. The decision was reversed, but Mr Maduro was accused by
| >>>> opponents of trying to stage a coup. That sparked almost daily
protests
| >>>> calling for his resignation
| >>>> - Mr Maduro says the opposition is trying to overthrow his government
| >>>>
| >>>> More on Venezuela's turmoil
| >>>> Unofficial vote result - in detail
| >>>>
| >>>> The rector of the Central University of Venezuela, Cecilia García
| >>>> Arocha, said 6,492,381 people voted inside Venezuela and another
693,789
| >>>> at polling stations abroad. However, the vote has no legal status.
| >>>>
| >>>> The turnout is slightly less than the 7.7m people who voted for
| >>>> opposition candidates at the 2015 parliamentary elections. There are
| >>>> 19.5m registered voters in the country.
| >>>>
| >>>> Voting on three questions, 98% rejected the new assembly proposed by
| >>>> President Maduro and backed a call for elections before 2019.
| >>>>
| >>>> They also voted for the armed forces to defend the current
constitution.
| >>>>
| >>>> Sunday's unofficial poll was held in improvised polling stations at
| >>>> theatres, sports grounds and roundabouts.
| >>>>
| >>>> The opposition plans to burn ballot papers from the informal poll so
| >>>> those who voted against the government cannot be identified and
| >>>> victimised.
| >>>>
| >>>> While the vote was only symbolic, BBC South America correspondent
Katy
| >>>> Watson said the opposition hopes the high turnout will heap pressure
on
| >>>> the government.
| >>>>
| >>>> http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-40624313
| >
|