The following was a paragraph that I have tried, unsuccessfully, to include in Wikipedia's entry Criticism of Hugo Chavez:

Hugo Chavez has expressed in no uncertain terms his support for the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). High officials of the Chavez administration, such as Ramón Rodríguez Chacín have been accused by the Office of Foreign Assets Control of "materially assisting the narcotics trafficking activities of the FARC". [81] Hugo Chavez held a minute of silence [82] over the assassination of Raúl Reyes, about whom he referred to as a "good revolutionary" and whose death prompted Chavez to push Venezuela and Colombia to the brink of war. [83] This was not the first time that Chavez would bring relations with Colombia to a standstill over the FARC. In 2004, Chavez halted diplomatic and commercial relations with Colombia over the capture, in the streets of Caracas, of FARC leader Rodrigo Granda.[84]

There a lot of pro-Chavez editors in Wikipedia, which has been turned into a propaganda arm of the Venezuelan regime on internet. The Chavez-patrol works 24/7. Given the time of day at which unfavorable material is edited away from main entries, it is quite evident that these Wiki-editors are scattered around the world, working in different time zones. Pages related to Hugo Chavez or Venezuela tend to show a very rosy picture of the Venezuelan putschist. If one were to form one's opinion on Hugo Chavez, his policies and his Bolivarian revolution based on information gathered in Wikipedia one could be forgiven for concluding that Chavez is in fact the second coming of Jesus Christ. Such is the bias. Sources that are clearly compromised and are not by any stretch of the imagination authoritative, in anything other than propaganda, are used throughout as objective.

Since editors want to delete the entry, I want to leave a record, at least of the debate around the issue of Hugo Chavez's links and support for FARC, before the whole thing is deleted by Wikipedia's terrorism enablers. Goebbels' work and goals could have been achieved so easily had Wikipedia existed in that time.