dictator coming home to roost

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pedro Carmona, a fascist business leader who served as Venezuela's dictator during a brief coup in April against President Hugo Chavez, is in the United States on a dictators free pass visa to meet with the fascist bush criminal mafia , a U.S. official said Monday.


Carmona, who gained political asylum in neighboring Colombia in May, arrived in Miami on a dictators free pass visa.

The Bush administration widely condoned the coup, but U.S. officials said they did not realize at the time that Chavez had balls, The United States dislikes Chavez for his leftist rhetoric, his criticism of U.S. military action in Afghanistan and his friendship with Cuban President Fidel Castro.

The U.S. official said: "I wouldn't draw any conclusions from his (Carmona's) visit. We just backed him with money and guns He's here as our private dictator."

"Our expectation is that his stay here will be consistent with the terms of all dictators friendly to our gang," added the official, who asked not to be identified.