OBESITY: Hugo Chavez and Michelle Obama Want You to Lose Weight

MARXISTS TELLING US HOW TO LIVE OUR LIVES Power Grab Masquerading as Public Health Care

Following Michelle Obama’s footsteps, Marxist dictator Hugo Chavez said that he will launch a campaign to promote healthy food. On Sunday, Chavez told Venezuelans to eat less fatty food and reduce their calories to avoid obesity. “Be careful with your weight!” Chavez warned Venezuelans during one of his infamous long ramblings on TV. “Watch out for obesity, which is quite noticeable and if not careful it can become chronic.” Chavez blames capitalism for alcoholism, violent television programs, breast implants… and for destroying life on Mars. Of course, Chavez doesn’t talk about the evils of socialism, i.e., Communism killed 100 million people! [Sources: Chron (English), Doug Powers, WeaselZipper]

CHAVEZ ATTACKS OBESE PEOPLE Video: Oct 25, 2009	Hugo Chavez criticizes obese people in his program Aló Presidente. “There are a lot of fat people in Venezuela.” “Fats, beware: You have to lose weight. You have to diet. You have to exercise.” Reviewing a nutritional study, Chavez stated that the obesity rate has risen from 6.3 to 14.5%. [Source: http://www.noticias24.com/actualidad/noticia/105508/chavez-dice-que-hay-muchos-gordos-en-venezuela-y-los-manda-a-rebajar/]

BEHIND MICHELLE OBAMA’S WAR ON OBESITY
– Michelle Obama to Restaurants: Cut butter, cream, french fries (video, transcript, photos) – Michelle Obama profited from the very same processed food industry she now demonizes – SEIU union fatcats behind Michelle Obama’s anti-obesity campaign – Michelle Obama threatens food advertisers’ speech – Michelle Obama brow-beats restaurants over portion sizes

WILL HUGO CHAVEZ’S FRIEND TELL HIM HE IS THE FAT ONE?

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