We can see the many ways that our "Presidente" is full of "human waste". In this case, Mister Chavez goes from been totally against the indefinite reelection to support it like crazy.
19 de septiembre de 2004. Noticias - Prensa Presidencial.
"No tiene pretensiones de perpetuarse en el poder"
PRESIDENTE HUGO CHÁVEZ RECHAZA PROPUESTA DE REELECCIÓN ILIMITADA
El Primer mandatario nacional, opinó que esta propuesta es inadecuada. Comentó la decisión de su permanencia en el cargo está en manos del pueblo, por ahora tiene claro que estará hasta el 10 de enero de 2007 y es el precandidato a la Presidencia de la República en los comicios del año 2006.
El Presidente de la República Bolivariana de Venezuela, Hugo Chávez Frías, rechazó este domingo durante el programa Aló Presidente la propuesta del asambleísta Luis Velásquez Alvaray de realizar una reforma constitucional que permita la reelección del Presidente de la República por tiempo ilimitado.
“No es cierto que tenga un plan para perpetuarme aquí y la propuesta del diputado Luis Velásquez Alvaray, es una propuesta hecha seguramente de buena fe, pero debo decir que yo no lo comparto, ni la apoyo y estoy seguro que ustedes, la mayoría de los que me siguen, están de acuerdo conmigo”.
Señaló que dos períodos de seis años son suficientes. Además acotó que es necesaria la renovación de los líderes, sobre todo porque él no pretende ser un caudillo imprescindible, porque “ni soy caudillo, ni soy imprescindible”.
La aclaratoria la formuló respetando el derecho a expresarse del diputado Velásquez Alvaray al decir que: “él tiene libertad de proponerlo, pero igual tengo yo libertad de no apoyar la propuesta”.
El Presidente Hugo Chávez dijo que debe hacerse una revisión al texto constitucional, pero no en lo referente al tema de reelecciones. Se reservó los aspectos que, a su juicio, deben ser sometidos a evaluación en aras de fortalecer la Carta Magna.
También aseguró: “Ahora me han dicho que debo continuar aquí en el mando hasta el 10 de enero del año 2007. Yo voy a tratar de hacer lo mejor que pueda. Ahora habrá elecciones presidenciales en el 2006. Yo he dicho que estoy de precandidato, pero nadie sabe que pueda ocurrir en estos dos años que obligue a que no sea el candidato; ahora si las circunstancias lo permiten participaré en la contienda y de ganar estaré hasta el 10 de enero de 2013”.
Agregó también que los hombres y mujeres que organizadamente trabajaron durante la campaña electoral con miras al referendo presidencial realizado el pasado 15 de agosto deben continuar su lucha hacia las elecciones regionales.
Aseguró que en esta nueva etapa debe continuarse la estrategia de la batalla de Santa Inés. Mostró su agrado por la decisión de los partidos políticos de acudir al evento comicial pero ante las quejas y tomando en cuenta algunas declaraciones de voceros oposicionistas les recomendó no intentar acciones de sabotaje.
-Prensa Presidencial (MLC)
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"He pointed out that two six years periods are just enough. He also pointed out that a renewal of the leader is necessary, and also because he cannot become a indispensable caudillo, because "I am not a caudillo, and, I am not indispensable""
Ahhhhh how cute, he had NO INTENTIONS whatsoever of perpetuate himself in power. He doesn't want to become a Caudillo! NoooOOoooo.... please how can one ever think about that possibility, que Dios no lo quiera que pensemos de esa manera. Ofender a Huguito ni con el penamiento! He is so funny, so charming, like, Tony Soprano, we loved him, he won't ever become a caudillo, No, no, nooo.
That was as of Sept 19, 2004.
Ah, pero ahora si el tipo es un Caudillo indispensable, verdad? Now, the story is different. Fast forward to today. See? Chavez has never been a politician, a civilian, a state man. Everything he is and always has been is a military dictator with NO RESPECT for any democratic institution whatsoever. And, we cannot defeat him EVER in that arena, because he is not part of it, he has never been part of it. He was advised to run for elections in 1999, his original idea (not enterely his by the way) was to come to power by a coup in 1992. But not only that, Chavez is not only a military, but a mediocre military by the way. Among all the coupters of Feb 4, 1992, Chavez was the only one who lost his objective and was cough with his soiled pants under a table in the military museum. The rest of the military who coup that day of Feb, 1992 were successful. Fortunately for Chavez, for one of those strikes of luck, the man was the one who gave that famous "por ahora" interview and took responsibility of the entire coup and the people of Venezuela fall in love with his psychopath of choice since that day. Chavez always said something on his TV shows, etc, that I think he is honest about, he always said that he was put as a front, since they (their military colleagues, and the rest of the civil powerful society that help him to grab presidential power, like Gustavo Cisneros) though they could managed him like a puppet. And that's one thing, maybe the only thing, that Chavez has always has been honest about it. Now, we know that he had no intentions of play the "recogidito" part but the Caudillo one. Conchale, but we didn't want a recogidito of Cisneros nor a Caudillo! We only wanted a president to get rid of corruption and put the country in "order". Why, oh why this is so hard to do?
And, today, that Halloween costume in which he presented himself, the business suit like he is a democratic civilian, doesn't fit anymore. He has gained so much weight (literally and figurative) he cannot get into that suit any longer. Plus, he doesn't need to foul anybody anymore, so slowly but surely the man is showing his real clothes, the military ones.
On one of those "Aló Presidente" shows, he mentioned that he is a painter who doesn't want anybody to ruin his master piece, he wants do do it alone. What's up with painters and dictatorships anyway? Remember that famous one who never got accepted into the Vienna Academy of Arts? Enough with that masterpiece comparison, Herr Hugo. It doesn't matter how much you want to decorate your words, we can see the stitches under them.
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