RE: Russia Venezuela Cuba Prepare To Invade USA

[Mrs. Sharon B. Hodge]

I had been warning for 2 years now, that the NWO plan is to destroy USA sovereignty by making hostilities around the globe and inviting Russia China Cuba Venezuela and NORTHCOM Canada Mexico to come in and round up Americans like you - not being a fearmonger, but time is running out


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Venezuelan President, Hugo Chavez (R), gestures at Manuel Rios air base in Guarico, southeast of Caracas, on August 17, 2008.
The White House said Monday that Chavez's invitation to host a Russian fleet was "curious" and accused him of neglecting his people's problems

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US: Venezuela's Russia fleet invite is 'curious'
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AFP News
Mon Aug 18, 12:35 PM ET

http://news. yahoo. com/s/afp/20080818/pl_afp/venezuelarussiamilita...

CRAWFORD, Texas (AFP) - The White House said Monday that Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's invitation to host a Russian fleet was "curious" and accused him of neglecting his people's problems

"The Russians and the Venezuelans can engage in whatever cooperation that they would like.
But it's curious, I'm not sure what Venezuela needs or gains by a visit by the Russian fleet," said spokesman Gordon Johndroe

"You would think that President Chavez would concentrate more on the problems that the people of Venezuela are having rather than inviting the fleet in for a port call," he said, adding that he could not confirm the invitation

Chavez said during his weekly radio program on Sunday that Russian President Dmitri Medvedev wanted to send a Russian naval fleet to visit Venezuela

"I told the president (Medvedev), 'If you're coming to the Caribbean, we'll welcome you,'" Chavez said, adding that the Russian naval fleet would pay "a friendly and working" visit to Venezuela

Under the leftist Chavez, Venezuela has been seeking closer relations with Moscow, in part to buy military hardware, including 24 Russian Sukhoi fighter jets recently delivered, after Washington refused to supply spare parts for the F-16 jets it sold Venezuela in the 1980s

Over the past few years, Venezuela and Russia have signed 4.
0 billion dollars' worth of arms deals, including AK-47 automatic rifles and military helicopters

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Russia wants to send naval fleet to Venezuela: Chavez
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The Economic Times
18 Aug, 2008

http://economictimes. indiatimes. com/News/PoliticsNation/Russia_wa...

CARACAS: President Hugo Chavez said on Sunday that Russian President Dimitri Medvedev wants to send a Russian naval fleet to visit Venezuela

"Russia has informed us they intend to visit Venezuela, that is, the intention that a Russian fleet should come to the Caribbean," Chavez said on his weekly radio program

"I told the president (Medvedev), 'If you're coming to the Caribbean, we'll welcome you,'" Chavez said, adding that the Russian naval fleet would pay "a friendly and working" visit to Venezuela

Under leftist President Chavez, Venezuela has been seeking closer relations with Moscow, in part to buy military hardware, including 24 Russian Sukhoi fighter jets recently delivered, after Washington refused to supply spare parts for the F-16 jets it sold Venezuela in the 1980s

Over the past few years, Venezuela and Russia have signed 4.
0 billion dollars' worth of arms deals, including AK-47 automatic rifles and military helicopters

"We very much need them here," Chavez said of the Russian weapons.
"We've got the helicopters, the Sukoi fighters and we're now considering buying some Russian submarines to patrol our territorial waters," Chavez said

Chavez on Sunday also repeated his support for Moscow in its conflict over Georgia's separatist territory of South Ossetia, and called Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili "a puppet of the United States"