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Warmongering mad man Hugo Chavez unchained bcause of the killing of FARC leader

I wish I can spend more time writing this, but I have to go right now. I just want to point out that I was watching Venezuela's supreme mad man on the TV, and I have to say, this guy is salivating to get into an armed conflict with Colombia.

I don't know what else he can do to provoke them. He just call the Colombian government a "sewer". I hope they don't take the bait and simply ignore him.

Let's recap a little bit... Colombia got into a high tech armed operation to kill Raul Reyes, who was sleeping like sleeping beauty on a frontier camp in Ecuador's border with Colombia. FARC number 2, pedophile, kidnapper, a real piece of work. Ecuador's president Rafael Correa, with all the right he has as President, wants to know if Colombia got in Ecuatorian territory on a lawfully way or not, but he also sent a message to the FARC that he doesn't want him on his territory and that they will be repelled if they come in (the same way Hugo Chavez has repelled them in Venezuelan's territory, I ask?)... In any case, he is acting properly... seems so.

I imagine Colombia and Ecuador will fix their problems pretty soon in case they have any with respect of this operation, the civilized way people do, on a diplomatic manner.

Now, the funny-tragic-pathetic thing is that out of the blue comes Chavez retiring his ambassador from Colombia like if Uribe killed a bunch of Venezuelans or something. Is the terrorist state of Venezuela representing the FARC now?

Why is he interfering with Colombia's affairs with Ecuador like this is his business?

I need to read more about this, 'cuz I am not understanding Chavez's nosy behavior right now.

I will wrote more tonite.

Joe Kennedy's oil

While in Venezuela people are experiencing one of the worst shortage of food in its whole history thanks to Chavez's socialist-communist policies, this is how the same Chavez help the USA people with so much looove (have the Pepto handy):

Michael Wade from A Second Hand Conjecture wrote about this:

"Chavez’s machinations to wield ever greater power within Venezuela, and increased influence without, are slowly grinding the common man into the ground. Venezuela is a massive welfare state, that increasingly forbids any sort of private initiative, and which is almost entirely funded by its oil revenues. But by funding social welfare programs instead of oil infrastructure, and by chasing out the foreign investment needed to keep the industry going, Chavez is killing the goose that laid the golden eggs. On top of all that, a sizable portion of the oil Venezuela does manage to produce is given away in an attempt to buy international influence. Such giveaways, championed by the likes of Joe Kennedy, take money directly out of the pockets of Venezuelans, and decreases their ability to support themselves. Without those petrodollars, the state does not have enough money to subsidize farmers in order to keep them producing food and selling it at the prices mandated by the government. In short, the oil under Chavez’s control represents the welfare of the nation, and he trades so much of it for his own self-aggrandizement that there is not enough left over to feed his own people.

Said another way, Joe Kennedy supports expending Venezuelan blood so that Americans can enjoy their oil. Is that a problem for anyone?"

Attention Obama shoppers!

Photo via Jason from postpolitical.

"I don't actually agree with Chavez's policies or how he's dealing with his people. I think he has consolidated power. I think he has strong despotic tendencies. I think that he's been using oil revenue to stir up trouble against the United States," Obama said.

There's something about Obama that I never like. And I am not talking about the obvious, he is a liberal and I am a conservative. Taking that apart, Obama always looked to me like the "perfect" candidate. Kind of suspicious for this little penguin. Like somebody in some pent-house office somewhere decided to fabricate the perfect candidate. He must be black, have a great "Clay Davis" like smile and charm, yadda yadda yada... and poof! Obama the superstar, always with the perfect quote and tone of voice comes to the arena. Manchurian candidate anyone? Here he is.

And, like this is not enough to worry about, there's another problem with Obama, and is the type of people he is attracting to volunteer for him. You know the type, the Medeas Benjamins and Cindies Sheehans out there, the Danny Glovers and Sean Penns. All of them very loud and spoken supporters of Hugo Chavez.

Take for example this woman, a latino volunteer in the Houston area:



And this one:


Che-Guevara picts via Little Green Footballs.

WTF? What would you think about a Rep candidate whose volunteers have a NAZI flag on their offices?

Something is smelling rotten here. The candidate says "A", but people who believes in "B" are behind him... hhhmmmm. Either these pair didn't read that Obama quote I put on the beginning of this post, or they simply don't think that Che Guevara is the same animal that Hugo Chavez is. I wonder what these two think about Hugo Chavez's revolution. I bet they love it, just like Medea, Seann, Danny...

Continuing with far left cuckoo Medea Benjamin and her legion of code pinkos and common dreamers, who would you think she will endorse? Haven't found out yet. BUUUT, if you look on the webpage of this lovely convention called "Take Back America 2008" that Benjamin is actively promoting, guess who is comming to dinner... among the speakers, Danny Glover, Sen. Barack Obama, Sen. Hillary Clinton, among other "progressive" (according to whom?) leaders. Chances are that Obama will be her ticket.

You know, maybe Obama is sincere, he makes sense, he is charming. But what kind of people will work for him? How many Medeas Benjamin and Danny Glovers will be working for the State department? You know, if Bill Clinton sold his soul to China, what are we gonna expect from people who have a Che-Guevara flags on their offices?

In a way, I want this election for Obama to win, and see how he will do... dismantle the myth that this man is "good" for the country, or eat my words.

So, you know who you are my dear readers who sympathize with Obama, what do you think about the Che Guevara volunteers? I would have a problem with a Rep candidate whose volunteers have a Nazi flag on their offices, and you should too, you know?

Does Hugo Chavez's NPD (narcissistic personality disorder) have something to do with his taste for coca and his martyr behavior?

Metamorphosis of Narcissus, Salvador Dali (1904-1989) Spanish, oil on canvas, 9½” x 13”,
The Museum of Modern Art; New York City, 1937.

This week, news media outlets of the world have filed news on the "too odd to believe" section regarding a head of state disclosing his illegal taste of chewing coca leaves in the morning, just like that. There's even a video of the guy digging on a coca leaves bag in the middle of a speech...

Now, this news have two considerations, first, obviously the coca thing, but secondly, why is he provoking international laws by coming out of the closet like this? (Also, accordingly, his tyrannicide cries...) Isn't this behavior looks a little to "martyr" to you? Does he desperate needs a Sierra Madre in his resume? Immolate himself against the evil empire for the sake of the revolution, this time by promoting the coca leaves habit of the indigenous of Bolivia and Peru, but also at the same time by getting too cozy with drug dealers and drug consuming habits. Good recipe for martyrdom, uh? (everything anti-USA can makes the list). Kind of crazy if you ask me.

It is. But, it happens that Hugo has some mental problems already. He has been clinically diagnosed with NPD (narcissistic personality disorder), and apparentely, people with NPD have a tendency to subtance abuse (specially cocaine) and also have suicidal tendencies. It is also important to make clear that people with NPD can be prosecuted in a court of law since they are aware of what they do, unlike other more serious mental illnesses, like psychosis for example.

According to clinical psychologist from Appalachian State University in NC, Dr. Bob Hill, about Narcissistic Personaly Disorder:

In regards to substance abuse:

"Narcissistic patterns have been identified as "a precondition for addictive behavior... and with regard to NPD and"... the self-medicating effect of drugs, such a cocaine,... [it is believed that, in NPD, drugs] can diminish the disorganizing influence of rage and overwhelming feelings of depression, and contribute to a sense of mastery, control and grandeur, and [increase] the sense of self-sufficiency.

Co-occurence rates for substance abuse and NPD are 24-50%."

In regards to suicide:

"Persons with NPD are particularly prone to suicidal ideation and attempts in response to perceived failure, criticism, or humiliation. Kohut and O. Kernberg, "related suicide in narcissistic patients to specific types of self-directed aggression" egosyntonic sadism in malignant narcissism and narcissistic rage in response to narcissistic injuries. They also agreed that suicidal behavior in narcissistic patients is not necessarily related to depressed states with accompanying guilt, but contrary, can increase the narcissist's self-esteem and induce a sense of power, freedom from fear, control over life, and triumph over death."

Don't tell me this doesn't fit Hugo's behavior like a glove.

Note on Dali's painting, the beautiful narcissus flower on one side and the rotten one the other... guess what side Hugo must be in, yes, the one with the rotten plant on his head...

Would this be Venezuela's future?

"I'm a one-person crusade. I must speak for those who did not survive and for those who still suffer. Since coming to America, I have visited Cambodia three times to evaluate the ongoing Cambodian crisis. The problems Cambodia faces are not only political but also economical and social. The Khmer Rouge have brought Cambodia back to year zero and that's why I'm trying to bring the Khmer Rouge leaders to the World Court. Like one of my heroes, Elie Wiesel, who alerts the world to the horrors of the Jewish holocaust, I try to awaken the world to the holocaust of Cambodia, for all tragedies have universal implications.

Part of my life is saving life. I don't consider myself a politician or a hero. I'm a messenger. If Cambodia is to survive, she needs many voices."

- DithPran

Back to year zero sounds too Chavista for my taste, don't you think?

I recently saw a movie about the life of this man that chilled my spine, it's called "The Killing Fields", and I think it should be a absolute must to watch by every Venezuelan, specially those who are infatuated with Chavez and the Vichy opposition, who think they still can have some type of understanding with the communist who want to destroy our country.



I wonder if this can happen in Venezuela in the future. After all, Chavez is salivating into indoctrinating kids the same way Pol Pot did, converting them into cruel little killing machines for no reason.

This video has original footage of the movie, and the powerful lyrics of the rap are composed and sung by 23 year old Cambodian-American Prach Ly. I am posting the lyrics since I think they should need to be read by all. The bolds are mine, and are just a highlight on how the communist regime of Hugo Chavez is following the same path of the Khmer Rouge. Mr.Chavez always like to drop the race element here and there, what can I say about their recruiting methods, populism to the most needed, and what about their ideas about property rights, religion, and their indoctrinating plan they have towards children.

" Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge were back up by the Viet Cong
and the North Vietnamese.
They were sent out to purify the Khmer race,
by creating a classless society.
They rose to power by taking over rural provinces.
By recruiting soldiers, poor illiterate peasants.
By the time Pol Pot took the capital Phnom Penh.
His military has reached over thirty thousands.
They emptied cities, bomb banks, and cleared out prisons.
Separated families, eliminated private property, and outlaw religions.
There was no warning shot, what's told was never twice.
It was total chaos, they destroy all aspects of social and cultural life.
Soldiers demanded that all families pack up small supplies, of food and clothes.
They was told, "they'll be back in due time."
To leave their homes and march out of town in a single file line.
They said that: "the United States was going to bomb Phnom Penh's heart."
But it was a lie, it was more like a dying death march.
It's about POWER, TERRITORY, and RICE,
And of course that comes with a hefty price.
Whenever there's WAR, there's always sacrifice,
And it's usually the innocent who lose their life.
They target all intellectuals, survivors.
Prisoners often ditch their eye glasses,
Teachers try to pass as taxi drivers.
No one was told who was running the country but ah,
Only that those in power was call "Angka".
Children's was brainwash into believing in them,
They was taught that: "there's no such thing as parents."
At camps, most execution occurred at night.
Soldiers awoke prisoners suspected of any crimes.
And quietly lead them into the field or forests,
Ordered them to dig their own grave those who mark for death.
They're either stab, beaten or bury alive to save bullets. "This ain't no bullshit".
In the next four years, the horror of the killing fields rise,
With almost everyone in the country force to grow rice.
It was a tragedy base in part of the mistaken idea it seem,
they thought that that the ancient reservoirs was a giant rice growing machines.
It's about POWER, TERRITORY, and RICE,
And of course that comes with a hefty price.
Whenever there WAR, there always sacrifice,
And it's usually the innocent who lose their life."

We can say in the Venezuelan case that this is all about Power, Territory and Oil.

Would they go all the way on his path of ignorance and division thay they would kill their own the same way that Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge did?

I wonder of there's any quote from Chavez praising Pol Pot, after all he pronounced himself recently as Idi Amin's devil advocate.

It would be nice if somebody invite Mr. DithPran for a forum in Venezuela.

What Osama and Hugo have in common?

Their refined taste for Noam Chomsky books...

"When you read that Osama bin Laden is in agreement with a certain author’s political arguments which you endorse, you should not regret Osama’s wisdom, but instead seriously question your own."

-Lee, from Postpolitical.

Not only that, but the fact that Chavez also uses Chomsky to lure the useful idiots from the first world should ring a bell to all of them as well.

The way the revolution operates...

What´s the difference between the Venezuelan Bolivarian Revolution and the mafia?

None.

Yesterday, there were found 100 kilos (220 pounds) of rotten chicken and beef that were buried on the back of ... a super imperialist grocery store? Nope. They were buried at the Supermercal of La Ermita, in Barquisimeto. What do you think they buried those chickens and beef for? You got it. Yes, the mafia does the same. Supermercales are the government regulated stores. They say they created these stores to stop private business, grocery store owners to charge items too expensive, I say they are created for this reason. To hide products, create a deficit in supply and increment prices. Tony Soprano must be proud.



Oh yes, it´s all in the oligarchic, pro-Yankee imagination. Suure. This is not a blatant proof of corruption of the government. And very bad intentioned too.

Chavez is also toying up with the idea of installing a new era of prohibition in the country. That is, with cigarettes. Easy way to promote mafia practices uh? I think he has something under the sleeve with alcohol too.

Madness and the criminal mind has no limit.

I am sure that the book the Chavismo is reading these days is not Das Kapital but The Godfather.

The nerve.

Check the differences...

Taking advantage of the poor taste and lack of responsibility of the media outlets when they decided to air 24/7 the free publicity that this poor soul decided to put for us, like Bruni pointed out in Daniel's blog, it would be a good idea to make good use to it...

You know, crazy people are always the same. And even though they might have responsibility in their acts or not, they still are very dangerous to an open society like the one we have. It's our responsibility to watch over them the best way we can and not let them get to this point.

This little chart is about the two very famous sociopath who are in the media these days.... one is loved by many, the other I don't know.

Cho Seung-Hui: Hated the rich, social resented



Hugo Chavez: HateS the rich, social resented


Loves to talk badly about the rich and the powerful, but oh God how much he loves his expensive watch!

Cho Seung-Hui: Took antidepressants

Hugo Chavez: TakeS antidepressants

Cho Seung-Hui: Compared himself with Jesus Christ

Hugo Chavez: sigh... compareS himself with Jesus Christ... all the time

Cho Seung-Hui: Loaded with two guns

Hugo Chavez: Loaded with an army, Russian guns, and one of these days, a nuclear reactor.

Cho Seung-Hui: Wasn't able to spread his hatred with public speeches. Private citizen.

Hugo Chavez: Spread hatred toward their own people on a daily basis. Public persona, president of a country.



Cho Seung-Hui: Poor check book. Couldn't buy influences.

Hugo Chavez: Extreme rich $$$$ check book... buy everything he wants, including people.

Cho Seung-Hui: Crazy

Hugo Chavez: Crazy

Who is more dangerous? Tic, tic, tic...

Did I miss something? You want to add your own similarities? Let me know...

International press organizations against the abuse of power of Hugo Chavez's communist regime towards TV Channel RCTV

Just imagine George Bush trying to come after CNN and other channels who are against him... well, that's exactly what's happening in Venezuela with RCTV who decided not to bend over to King Hugo's madness (like other channels did).

"IPI: measure against RCTV is an attempt to silence critical voice
The International Press Institute (IPI) strongly condemned in Vienna the decision by President Chávez not to renew the broadcasting license of the TV station RCTV.

IPI director Johann P. Fritz said in a communiqué, quoted by Efe, that the institute "believes that RCTV is being targeted for its critical reporting of events in Venezuela."

The decision not to renew the broadcasting license to RCTV is "a flagrant attempt to silence the station's critical voice and in violation of everyone's right 'to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers,' as outlined in Article 19 of the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights. We therefore urge President Chávez and the responsible authorities to ensure that RCTV is allowed to operate freely and without any further harassment."

IAPA notes damages to freedom of the press
The Inter-American Press Association (IAPA) Thursday expressed concern about the continued denial of public freedoms and freedom of the press in Venezuela.

"We have denounced for years the Venezuelan government for its continued disregard of the freedom of the press and, what is a surprise for many, for us it is just a continued state process aiming at reducing the democratic space and ruling at will, in the absence of free press", said chairman Rafael Molina, according to a press release from Miami-based IAPA.

Press and Society Institute worried about action against RCTV
Global association Press and Society Institute (PSI), an advocate of freedom of expression and a defender of reporters against abuses worldwide, regretted Friday the action taken by the Venezuelan government against TV channel RCTV.

Carlos Lauria, the chair of PSI committee of journalists' protection, voiced the organization concern about ongoing clashes between the media and the government and non-renewal of a broadcasting license to RCTV.

Following multiple meetings with a substantial number of journalists from the private and state media, human rights agencies, institutions supporting freedom of the press and government representatives, the PSI delegation found that the failure to renew the license is "a decision that lacks transparency," Lauria said."

Read the whole news here.

"We refuse to be a propagandist for the regiment"

“We are faced with a manifest case of abuse of power, with the government having a power of management (over the radioelectric spectrum) it wants to use politically. We will take legal action against Communication and Information Minister (William Lara) for slander and we will file a complaint against all those who have taken part (in the defamatory campaign waged against RCTV)”


- Marcel Granier, CEO of Caracas-based 1BC enterprises (who owns RCTV).

Hugo Chavez, super economist of the XXI Century

"A Central Bank with no autonomy is unthinkable,"

- Domingo Maza Zavala, Director of the Central Bank of Venezuela

"The central bank must be autonomous. Otherwise, the people will lose confidence in the currency,'' Maza said in an interview ...

In the meantime, Venezuela's greatest superhero, comedian, president Hugo Chavez, and now the economist of the century, barfed with his perpetual flow of wisdom:

"The central bank shouldn't be autonomous,'' Chavez said. "That is one of the biggest mistakes of the constitution.''

Of course he didn't explain to us, mere mortals who doesn't share his enlightenment, why this is a big mistake. Would like to know an explanation in the words of Herr Majesty, Hugo. Ah! Since he have plans to eliminate currency (please check the face of horror of the Chavistas listening to this barbaric economic class)... Only HE and his friends will be able to have dollars or any currency in a foreign bank account in Switzerland. The rest of Venezuelan will carry some casino chips who will loose value as time passes by (who won't permit Venezuelans to save) which only can be exchanged for rice and old bread when you can find it at the corner state store. If you want to buy a beer with those exchange barter units, you'll have to born again in another country who permits buying whatever you want with the money earned with your decent sweat and talent.

Whatever you say man...

We must be all pendejos, indeed Mr. President

"Sr. Insulza, váyase con su insulsería para otro lado. Vaya que es bien pendejo el Dr. Insulza,un verdadero pendejo. Pendejo desde la p hasta la o"

-Hugo Rafael Chavez Frias. 01-08-07.

(Update: Watch video here.)

The latest priceless delirious comment of lunatic Hugo Chavez is to dismiss the recommendations of the CEV (Venezuela Episcopal Conference, in other words the official diplomatic representation of the Vatican in the country) and also to call OAS general secretary Jose Miguel Insulza a "pendejo" ONLY because of his observations are against the regime.

Jorge Rodriguez, the new VP, mini JVR, the son of the Prince of Darkness, decided he wanted also to comment about the topic.

The chavista government of Venezuela, in flagrant violation of the law of TV and radio, has decided they won't be renewing the broadcasting license of one of the oldest TV stations of the country, Radio Caracas TV, for obvious reasons, the channel is a strong and relentless critic of Hugo Chavez and all his long list of civil, human rights abuses and unfulfilled promises (children in the streets, penitentiary conditions etc). That is my dear lads, like if Mr. Georgie Boy decided one way or the other, with or against the law, that they will be closing CNN, or other TV news channels who are against the line of the government.

Marcel Granier, president of RCTV explains the situation on an interview:





Now, watch Mr. Chavez in his Teniente Coronel military outfit telling the RCTV people (Marcel Granier) to "pack their luggage" since HE won't renew RCTV's broadcast license. (Don't miss the faces of boredom of the military on the back, AND BADUEL behavior all along the speech).



And please, let's not forget the people, imitating their beloved leader, who, in their most humble fascist ignorance said that this is an excellent decision, and the guy with the red t-shirt saying that the media MUST be in favor of the government (only the female -duh- realized that something is up to no good with this). Good Lord.



More on the RCTV case here, here and here.

And in Spanish here.

BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE! Just like any infomercial will tell you, Mr. Chavez not only plans not to renew RCTV broadcasting license, but also he plans to nationalize the telephone company CANTV (it was privatized years ago). So, that means, everybody who uses the phone, have an email with CANTV, or get his internet connection through them will be under the watchful eye of Big Brother Hugo. God forbids if you dissent with his madness.

I had said it before, 2007 will be the year of expropriating private property and companies for the communist government of Hugo Chavez.

God bless,

King Hugo forbids missionaries to help the needy indigenous in Venezuela

"When President Chavez decreed that evangelical missionaries must leave the tribal areas, Indian believers began to suffer at the hands of their own countrymen. The missionary pastors that were forced to leave are often the only medical help available to jungle tribes. Missionary pilots are also no longer allowed to fly the sick to the hospitals. Two natives from our area have already died needlessly because of this decision. There is no longer medicine available in the dispensary, as this also came through mission donations."

- Clint Vernoy, Baptist Missionary in Ye’kwana territory along the Caura river, Venezuela.

This is an old story that deserves not to be forgotten, although I never read Clint first-hand story but until today (thanks to wife Rita). His family story is only one among many. What can I say? This is very heart moving. I cannot imagine what is to leave the comfort of a home with electricity, bathroom and hot water to go to a foreign land to establish in a very rural environment in the middle of the rainforest (with no contemporary comfort but with big fuzzy spiders the size of pets around you) to preach the word of the Lord and do social work. And yet, that's nothing for they have to meet with The Beast, in this case taken the form of Chavez himself by preventing them to help the indigenous. Why Hugo Chavez is forbidding these good people to do social work and preach to the indigenous in the rainforest? Very religious tolerant they are, yeah right.

I can assure you that these missionaries don't work for the CIA. So it's not true when Chavez said that his quibble is with the US Government but that he loves American people. Well, doesn't seem to me, since there's no reason whatsoever that he is not helping these missionaries to keep their work going on. Another story that proves what an hypocrite Chavez and his revolt of thugs can be.

My thought is that Chavez wants everybody out so he can take over the rain forest, the Gran Sabana National Park, for military secret operations. Maybe he wants to give a little room to middle eastern terrorist to spread around with no one to lurk around. Maybe the element Uranium have something to do with it.... who knows, but whatever it is, I can assure you, it's not good.