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VENEZUELA S.O.S.: Chavez Started to Indoctrinate Venezuelans

Written by Jelena

Tuesday, 28 April 2009 12:50

While he pretends to deceive the International Community that there is a democracy in Venezuela though electoral fraud and an accommodating opposition, on Friday March 2, 2007, Venezuelan Dictator Hugo Chavez started his massive communist indoctrination in Venezuela, which is not only limited to schools, but all the country, including the military, Government institutions, State owned companies, and even private enterprises.

Indoctrination will end up being enformced by Law in Venezuela.

ORVEX has lauched an S.O.S. for Venezuela around the World. Freedom and Democracy are wiped out in Venezuela, and it has to be stopped.

For Venezuelans, their only resource now is to activate "legitimate disobedience", based upon Article 350 of the Venezuelan Constitucion of 1999, which states:

"The people of Venezuela, faithful to their own republican tradition, to their own struggle for independence, peace, and freedom, will not acknowledge any regime, legislation or authority that goes against the values, principles and guarantees of Democracy or jeopardize human rights."

"Legitimate disobedience" is part of the Non violent Struggle promoted by ORVEX in Venezuela. Article 350 justifies it, even though it is obvious that Dictator Chavez will not recognize it.

A good news for Venezuelans in that theory which claims that power is in the hands of those who have the largest capability to exercise violence IS FALSE. That is why, for example, Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr. could attain their objectives without using violent means. Also, the Serbs could get Milosevik out of power through a non-violent struggle.

In the mean time, our Non-Governmental Orgaqnization ORVEX has started to tell the World the truth about the Fraud in the Presidential Elections of December 3, 2006 in Venezuela, so that Hugo Chavez cound be rejected by the International Community, and new elections be held in Venezuela with the help of the U.N. and the leaders of the nations of the Free World.

Do not underestimate Chavez. He is a danger to the Free World. Help us in our effort to show the world that Chavez is a Fraud.

Tags: Year: 2007 Location: South America Category: Protest and Persuassion Category: NonViolent Intervention Protest and Persuassion: Public Speeches Protest and Persuassion: Newspapers and journals Protest and Persuassion: Records, radio, and television Protest and Persuassion: Mock elections Protest and Persuassion: Displays of flags and symbolic colors NonViolent Intervention: Fast of moral pressure

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