Hugo Chávez may have bitten the big one back in March, but in the loving heart of Oliver Stone, he’ll live forever and ever. But since the South American despot is no longer around to speak for himself, Stone is doing it for him.
For those of you who missed my Venezuela blog yesterday, here's your second chance. https://t.co/GAVfmX8qOZ #UntoldHistory
— Oliver Stone (@TheOliverStone) December 20, 2013
Was in Venezuela last week for interviews with new leadership—not for bio pic, as reported by anti-Chávez press. http://t.co/NShqKYsyco
— Oliver Stone (@TheOliverStone) December 21, 2013
Surprised how devoted the Venezuelan leaders are to the principles of Socialist change—they learned well from Chávez! http://t.co/NShqKYsyco
— Oliver Stone (@TheOliverStone) December 21, 2013
Gee, isn’t that swell? Too bad about all the meany-pants Americans giving Venezuelan leadership a hard time, though:
Venezuela faces tremendous challenges from vociferous right-wing opponents & undercover CIAs sent there to sabotage. http://t.co/NShqKYsyco
— Oliver Stone (@TheOliverStone) December 21, 2013
The U.S. was surprised when V.P. Maduro beat Capriles in a special election in April after Chávez’s death. http://t.co/NShqKYsyco
— Oliver Stone (@TheOliverStone) December 22, 2013
A secret war goes on. A war sought and fought by one side, the United States, against a smaller country, Venezuela. http://t.co/NShqKYsyco
— Oliver Stone (@TheOliverStone) December 22, 2013
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The bullies have help, too — from the American media, according to Stone:
When have you ever seen a positive story on Venezuela in the subservient American media? http://t.co/NShqKYsyco #UntoldHistory
— Oliver Stone (@TheOliverStone) December 23, 2013
To be fair, maybe the American media’s been too busy singing the praises of Obama to be able to dedicate much time to Chávez. Guess it’s up to Oliver to carry the torch.
My heart goes out to Nicolás Maduro and his leadership during this dangerous period since the Chávez Revolution. #UntoldHistory
— Oliver Stone (@TheOliverStone) December 23, 2013
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