Chavez, Bush et Ahmadinejad a la réunion annuelle de l`ONU.
Chavez, Bush et Ahmadinejad a la réunion annuelle de l`ONU.
Voici ce que les trois hommes les plus en vue internationalement avaient à dire lors du sommet de l`ONU. Bush, Chavez et Ahmadinejad ont tous les trois tenus des discours qui vont rester marqué pour des raisons différentes.
George Bush à déclaré qu`il avait l`intention de continuer ses guerres d`aggression au Moyen-Orient, menaçant de bombarder qui il le veut. Assez violent et aggressant.
Hugo Chavez du Vénézuela a carrément appelé Bush le diable en personne et a demandé au reste du monde de résister à l`empire qui cherche a dominer le monde entier militairement, par la violence. Ce fût un des meilleurs speech prononcé à l`ONU depuis très longtemps. Il a aussi causé toute une commotion aux USA! Il a demandé a ce que l`ONU soit réformé car elle est présentement non fonctionnelle dans sa capacité d`arrêter la marche impériale et criminelle des USA et d`Israël puisque par le systeme de veto, les USA peuvent faire tomber n`importe quelle résolution voté par tous les pays du monde contre Israël, ce qui complètement ridicule en effet.
Ensuite Ahmadinejad a déclaré encore une fois ses intentions pacifiques (confirmé par l`Agence Nucléaire de l`ONU) dans le développement de centrales nucléaires pour produire de l`électricité et dans sa détermination d`achever tout dialogue international par la paix.
Qui a eu l`air d`un fou dangeureux menaçant le monde avec son armée? Bush.
Chavez a même avertis contre le terrorisme d`état et les faux attentats terroristes manigancé par l`Empire pour déstabiliser les pays dissidents!
Chavez est en train de devenir un héro international. Viva Chavez!
Vive la paix!
A belligerent Bush addresses the UN Washington threatens wider Middle East war
In a speech to the opening session of the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday, US President George W. Bush delivered a remarkably belligerent warning to the peoples of the Middle East that Washington intends to continue and even widen its campaign of military aggression.
The dominant message in the speech was contained in the implicit threats made against Syria and Iran that they could soon face the same fate as Afghanistan and Iraq.
Such are the traditions of UN diplomacy—and the spinelessness of the world’s governments—that the body’s delegates politely applauded as Bush absurdly postured as the liberator of the Arab masses. His government’s policies of unprovoked aggression, military occupation and torture stand in direct violation of the UN charter and constitute war crimes for which he and other top US officials deserve to stand trial.
Several thousand antiwar demonstrators marched through the streets of Manhattan and then rallied in Dag Hammarskjold Plaza near the UN as Bush was making his speech.
Inside the UN, Bush served up his usual concoction of lies, threats and hypocrisy in a speech that closely tracked many of the same themes and rhetoric contained in the series of propaganda addresses he has delivered in the US in recent weeks in an attempt to shore up plummeting support for the Iraq war.
Inevitably, in his first sentence the US president invoked 9/11, once again exploiting the terrorist attacks of that day to justify all of the lawless acts committed by Washington in the five years since. He once again proclaimed that the world was engaged in the “great ideological struggle” of the twenty-first century, pitting the Bush White House against “extremists,” a category in which he lumped together Al Qaeda terrorists, the Lebanese mass movement Hezbollah, and Hamas, which currently leads the Palestinian government in the Israeli-occupied territories.
Invoking the “death and suffering” inflicted upon American civilians five years ago before such an international audience clearly raises the following question: what about the far greater death and suffering unleashed upon the world by US militarism in 9/11’s aftermath?
According to a recent UN report, over 100 Iraqis are being killed every day under the US occupation, meaning that Iraq suffers the equivalent of 9/11 each and every month. Since the US invaded the country three-and-a-half years ago, hundreds of thousands of Iraqis have died. Many thousands more civilians have been killed in Afghanistan. Meanwhile, the death toll among US troops in the two occupied countries has now surpassed the number of deaths inflicted on September 11.
Hugo Chavez: Rise Up Against the Empire
By HUGO CHAVEZ
Representatives of the governments of the world, good morning to all of you. First of all, I would like to invite you, very respectfully, to those who have not read this book, to read it.
Noam Chomsky, one of the most prestigious American and world intellectuals, Noam Chomsky, and this is one of his most recent books, 'Hegemony or Survival: The Imperialist Strategy of the United States.'" [Holds up book, waves it in front of General Assembly.] "It's an excellent book to help us understand what has been happening in the world throughout the 20th century, and what's happening now, and the greatest threat looming over our planet.
The hegemonic pretensions of the American empire are placing at risk the very survival of the human species. We continue to warn you about this danger and we appeal to the people of the United States and the world to halt this threat, which is like a sword hanging over our heads. I had considered reading from this book, but, for the sake of time," [flips through the pages, which are numerous] "I will just leave it as a recommendation.
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