Since the end of WW2 and the collapse of the Soviet Union it is widely known that the United States was advised to control the world they would need to control the worlds oil. The middle-east was the jewel in the crown, but there are other areas rich in oil. South America.

On the back of a long and bloody fight with Communism, riddled with state sponsored terrorism, warmongering and lies, Washington somehow continues on it's quest to deny the people of the world the freedom to govern themselves.

The United states backed regime in Columbia has in the past been on a collision course with Venezuela over oil.

The frightening article is seen here:

http://www.ww4report.com/colombiavenezuelabigoil

Though much of this happened in March last year, it is important people are aware of who is starting the fires, currently there is a deal for peace worked out this month, April, but I don't think this is the end of U.S meddling.

There are many other sources and of course the intergrity of the source is down to your personal opinion but there is little doubt this is happening.

Iraq, Iran, will Venezuela be included? It already is. Animosity towards Irans dictatorship can be understood, but Chavez governs for the people... having survived kidnap and a military coup, funded and supported by the C.I.A and Washington, to return to office.

Anyone wishing for a more full account of Washingtons history with Latin America should check out John Pilgers 'War on Democracy'.

This can be seen here: http://tvshack.net/documentaries/The_War_on_Democracy__2007_/

Alternatively you may find it at www.freedocumentaries.org

Please resist Amerian Hegemony. Chavéz is trying to get his country out of poverty, American and Colombian warmongering is forcing him to buy arms from Russia to defend himself.

Sign up if you would like to see a world ruled by people not by oil, and reject prejudice towards socialist governments which are NOT all the same. The people of Iran also need our protection. Although the leadership can be deemed a dictatorship that has installed a lot of cencorship, and recently arrested an American-Iranian journalist, which seems suspcious, it does not justify coercian or war. The people of Iran are those that will suffer.

This documentary will provide you with a history and understanding of how things have come this far. Ahmadinejad has a bad track record and makes some very provocative speeches, but his anger is rationally justifiable if you look at the crimes in Gaza and the West Bank. There is NO evidence of a Nuclear weapons programme and the development of one would surely be to safeguard against U.S Hegemony.

http://tvshack.net/documentaries/Iran_Is_Not_the_Problem/

Any questions or grievances please feel free to ask me. The book Chavéz is holding is Noam Chomskys 'Hegemony or Survival' a commentary on American Foreign Policy since world war 2. A must read for anyone desiring a balanced and rational perspective on this modern history, presented at the UN general assembly, boldy, by Chavéz himself.

We the undersigned are apposed to any sort of aggressive intervention in the affairs of countries like Venezuela and Iran.

We are aware of the post World War II history, where the U.S and U.K have been involved in aggressive interventions, directly or indirectly, financially or militarily, in over 70 countries world-wide.

We are aware, that much of the actions governed by U.S foreing policy are in violation of international law.

We understand that diplomacy, not coercian, is the solution to the Iran problem. We are also aware there is no evidence of a strong desire for an Iranian Nuclear bomb - at least not from the Iranian people, who understandably would want the right to a deterrant, but do not specifically desire to have one.

We are aware of the military coup d'état in Venezeula where innocent people were killed when two apposing ralleys were directed toward each other, resulting in suspcious firefights.

We as people, understand the global effects of these actions and their detrimental implications on our lives.

We are also aware of the warmongering that was initiated between Colombia and Venezuela, and that as such, the already impoverished Venezuelan people were forced to spend a great deal on arms imported from Russia, in order to defend their borders from U.S backed Colombian aggression.

We respectfuly ask, that nothing but absolutely peaceful, respectful processes should be undertaken in the handling of both these countries, including others, past and future.

Regards

Michael D. Lee