Venezuela Dictator Vows To
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From: Rfkraft1@wmconnect.com
Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 17:38:46 EST
Subject: Fwd: Citco Gas
To: cabhop@highfiber.com ,
Cindy & Chavez [ Photo]
Venezuela Dictator Vows To Bring Down U.S. Government
Venezuela government is sole owner of Citgo gasoline company
Venezuela Dictator Hugo Chavez has vowed to bring down the U.S. government.
Chavez, president of Venezuela, told a TV audience: "Enough of imperialist
aggression; we must tell the world: down with the U.S. empire. We have to
bury imperialism this century."
The guest on his television program, beamed across Venezuela, was Cindy
Sheehan, the antiwar activist. Chavez recently had as his guest Harry
Belafonte, who called President Bush "the greatest terrorist in the world."
Chavez is pushing a socialist revolution and has a close alliance with
Cuban dictator Fidel Castro.
Regardless of your feelings about the war in Iraq, the issue here is that
we have a socialist dictator vowing to bring down the government of the
U.S. And he is using our money to achieve his goal!
The Venezuela government, run by dictator Chavez, is the sole owner of
Citgo gas company. Sales of products at Citgo stations send money back to
Chavez to help him in his vow to bring down our government.
Take Action
Please decide that you will not be shopping at a Citgo station. Why should
U.S. citizens who love freedom be financing a dictator who has vowed to
take down our government?
Very important. Please forward this to your friends and family.
Most of them don't know that Citgo is owned by the Venezuela government.
See below for info copied from Citgos web site.
About CITGO
http://www.citgo.com/AboutCITGO.jsp
>From the gasoline that helps your family take vacations to the advanced
medical equipment at your community hospital, CITGO is there. We know you.
It's amazing the difference petroleum-based products make in our everyday
lives. Based in Houston, Texas, CITGO is a refiner and marketer of
transportation fuels, lubricants, petrochemicals, refined waxes, asphalt
and other industrial products. In addition to these products, there's
probably a CITGO in your neighborhood, a convenient place to fill up with
gas and grab a quick snack.
The company is owned by PDV America, Inc., an indirect, wholly owned
subsidiary of Petróleos de Venezuela, S.A., the national oil company of
the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
Since 1985, CITGO has sold its various products through independent
marketers. Our relationship with these people is really what makes CITGO
different from other petroleum companies. Private-sector participation
includes the U.S. companies: ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips and ChevronTexaco;
* http://www.citgo.com/AboutCITGO/PDVSAprofile.jsp
PDVSA Profile
Petróleos de Venezuela S.A.(PDVSA) is a world energy corporation, owned by
the Venezuelan State. Its operations cover the exploration, production,
refining, transport and marketing of hydrocarbons, as well as the
Orimulsión®, chemical, petrochemical and coal businesses.
Resource Base
Venezuela has the largest hydrocarbon reserves in the Western Hemisphere,
representing approximately half the region's reserves, which positions the
country as fifth in the world in proven reserves. With the Orinoco Belt
reserves, the country possesses the largest accumulation of liquid fuel on
the planet.
Production
PDVSA has a production capacity, including the strategic associations and
operating agreements, of 4 million barrels a day, while production exceeds
3 million barrels a day.
Refining
PDVSA is among the leading corporations in the refining business, with a
petroleum processing capacity of 3,285,000 barrels a day (1,285,000 barrels
a day in Venezuela and 2 million barrels a day outside the country) through
24 refineries: six complexes in Venezuela, one in the Caribbean, eight in
the United States and nine in Europe.
Marketing
Venezuela generally exports 93 percent of its total hydrocarbon production.
Approximately 54 percent of these hydrocarbon exports go to the United
States and Canada.
Orinoco Belt
The production and upgrading of the huge extra-heavy crude reserves in the
Orinoco Belt is being carried out by four strategic associations headed by
PDVSA (Ameriven, Cerro Negro, Petrozuata and Sincor). Private-sector
participation includes the U.S. companies: ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips and
ChevronTexaco; and the Europeans; Statoil and TotalFinaElf. Total
production from these projects is planned to reach 600,000 barrels a day by
2008, following a $13-billion investment.
Socioeconomic development
PDVSA is genuinely committed to Venezuela's social and economic
development, and is especially active in projects focused on health,
education, environment, and local economy.
The State oil company has also begun a review aimed at integrating Social
Investment into the framework of a vision of Corporate Social
Responsibility that works directly with communities, and emphasizes the
development of local small and medium-sized enterprises in oil-related and
other sectors, especially cooperatives and microenterprises.
THIS WAS SENT TO ME BY A FORMER CO-WORKER. I DID NOT CHECK IT FOR TRUTH!
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"But if the watchman sees the sword coming and does
not blow the trumpet to warn the people and the sword
comes and takes the life of one of them, that man will
be taken away because of his sin, but I will hold the
watchman accountable for his blood."
--Ezekiel 33:6 (NIV)
