US Navy Patrols In Venezuela Waters Rattles Chavez

May 28, 2008 Leave a comment

A few days ago after after violating Venezuela air space, the Pentagon has announced that it will reactivated the Navy’s fourth fleet to patrol Venezuela waters.

Best of the U.S. Navy, NAVAL STATION, PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII (HI) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

That’s right folks. The US navy is gearing up their patrols in the area. Of course Chavez will have something to say about that.

“They don’t scare us in the least. If a North Atlantic Treaty Organization [NATO] exists, why can’t a SATO exist, a South Atlantic Treaty Organization?”

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