Script Outline

Defining the message:

During the oil crisis in 1973, OPEC no longer shipped petroleum to those nations that supported Israel. People stood in big lines waiting for gas. We don’t want that again! If Hugo Chavez the president of Venezuela keeps saying he will cut off all the supplies to the United States, then sooner or later we will end up having the same crisis that we had 34 years ago.

How propaganda is used:

I used demagogue. I showed a part where Hugo curses Bush to bring anger. I also manipulated some of the pictures and made them look a lot worse than they really are, I

Section 1: A daily show

One of Hugo Chavez daily shows

Voiceover: “Spanish” translated into English, To say it in my bad English... You are a donkey! Mr. Danger. You are a donkey Mr. Danger.

Section 2: Channel 4 News

A broad cast show.

Voiceover: He’s described as Washington’s Latin nightmare, as singing South American president of the war with the United States. But Hugo Chavez of Venezuela remains despite Washington’s decision yesterday to impose an arms embargo against this country.

Section 3: The Message

Still images in slideshow format (images scaled to the left and from the center, cross and dissolve, and cross fade, some text on one picture, Are you ready to wait in line for gas again?).

Voiceover: And says he will cut off all supplies to the United States if more dangers are imposed. But he says he is protecting himself against US aggressions and says he might join forces with Tiran in that planned undemingly US dollar by selling their oil in euros.

Section 4: Encouraging

Last part of the Hugo’s daily talk show

Voiceover: “Spanish” translated into English, if you ever come up with the crazy idea of invading Venezuela, I’ll be waiting for you in this savannah, Mr. Danger.
“English” Come in here Mr. Danger. Come in here.
Section 5: The end

One picture format (with text written on it, danger donkey vs. demagogue).