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All Things Microsoft => Microsoft as a Company => Topic started by: DavidB on 6 October 2005, 11:42

Title: Hugo Chavez vs Microsoft
Post by: DavidB on 6 October 2005, 11:42
Having taken on corrupt oil companies, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is now lowering the boom on a variety of other rogue corporations, apparently including Microsoft. This man is a saint!

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Title: Re: Hugo Chavez vs Microsoft
Post by: themacuser on 6 October 2005, 12:36
Awesome!!!
Title: Re: Hugo Chavez vs Microsoft
Post by: Refalm on 6 October 2005, 14:51
Although this is the same guy that wants to invade Cura
Title: Re: Hugo Chavez vs Microsoft
Post by: DavidB on 6 October 2005, 19:36
Quote from: Refalm
Although this is the same guy that wants to invade Cura
Title: Re: Hugo Chavez vs Microsoft
Post by: Refalm on 7 October 2005, 00:48
He gave an interview on ABC.
Chavez claiwed that the US was planning an invasion from te Dutch Antilles.

It's known that Venezuela wants to take the islands from the Netherlands.
Title: Re: Hugo Chavez vs Microsoft
Post by: DavidB on 7 October 2005, 00:52
Quote from: Refalm
He gave an interview on ABC.
Chavez claiwed that the US was planning an invasion from te Dutch Antilles.

It's known that Venezuela wants to take the islands from the Netherlands.

I know that Chavez suspected the U.S. of planning an invasion from the Dutch Antilles (and I suspect he was right). But I've never heard anything about Chavez wanting to invade or annex the islands. Given his talent for allying with other nations, I would think he'd cozy up to the local government and make some sort of agreement.
Title: Re: Hugo Chavez vs Microsoft
Post by: Refalm on 7 October 2005, 13:36
Quote from: DavidB
But I've never heard anything about Chavez wanting to invade or annex the islands. Given his talent for allying with other nations, I would think he'd cozy up to the local government and make some sort of agreement.

Venuzuela wants the islands for decades, it's old news really.