While all laugh the bolívar is devaluated

While all make jokes, they see videos on YouTube and hear songs of the Spanish King’s sent to shut-up Chavez, the Venezuelan government has devalued the Bolivar in a 100% with the issuance of their El Venezolano I bonds just like what Larry Nieves tells. Meanwhile all the politicians that there is motion in Venezuela obviate the fact that the Venezuelan economy dies because of the state intervention as long as we live an alleged boom according to our government, yet there are shortages of food commodities, yet in a country that exports oil there’s shortage of gasoline in Táchira.

In the meanwhile all his attention is away from the reform to make a show and gives away the seriousness of this fight against a constitutional reform that is initiated by a Venezuelan government that sees only in one color.

Chavez and his mouth makes me laugh

Reading the site of the presidency of Venezuela in anote on the altercation between Spain and Venezuela at the Summit Iberoaméricana just gives me laugh and pass the following quotation taken from Chavez in comments after the fact:
Al respecto aseguró que, de haber oído oportunamente la explosión del monarca, tal vez le habría dicho: “No me voy a callar ni me callaré porque por mi boca no hablo yo, por mi boca hablan millones y esos millones somos los hijos de Bolívar, esos millones somos los hijos de Guaicaipuro y Manuela, José Leonardo Chirinos, todos esos que aquí los españoles asesinaron, degollaron y emboscaron. O a lo mejor le hubiera dicho: «Señor, vaya a lavarse ese paltó».Tuvo suerte que yo no lo escuché”.

Hold on, he didn’t heard? Maybe that’s why it was that responded to the final Venezuela reserved the right to respond at any pitch to any offense?

Chavez makes me laugh with his tongue loose trying to be very brave and that many would say much but if you say something never done anything.Just like when he said at the UN that smelled sulfur, only this time what was going to say what he invented for his followers were not disappointed.

Getting ODLV to MySpace

ODLV is getting to MySpace with a brandnew image and hoping to get more young people to the ODLV and help in out politic activism!

The main problem with getting out Chávez

The main problem is that Chávez like to gift money that’s not from him. I mean, we have an incredible big money input by the petroleum but that’s not Chávez money!

He, as the omnipotent dictator of Venezuela has taked the rights to spend as he likes the money part of the venezuelans according to him in this way giving to venezuelans the things they need to live. That mean education, health and clothes but ala Chávez-way. That means: education? Ok, let’s watch some revolutionary videos during some months and I will give you a degree; health? Right, but did you firm against Chávez in the revocatory?; Clothes? Ok, here you have your red-chávez t-shirt.

Does you need work? Since the government had converted in the main company in Venezuela the first place where you goes is: The government institutions. They gives you work but if and only if you are subscribed to the new biggest-lie political party invented by the chavismo: PSUV. And once you subscribed then you could get the job or you couldn’t, but the important part, now you’re one more of the guys that have subscribed to the party and you count in the propaganda that they makes to his party: There’re several persons that have subscribed, WE ARE INVINCIBLE, according to them and if you’re someone that certainly don’t know anything about why people subscribes to this political party then you’re going to believe it and convert a chavista not convinced ideologically but convinced that they’re too much and can’t fight against them.

That’s the main problem with getting out Chávez of the government, too many people right now is thinking that they’re too much, but in the reality, the large amount of chavistas do not believe in what they’re following, they’re only following the money.

But this is a good chance to us, the liberals to get enough participation in the government with large propaganda plans. So wait some of this very soon, now the people is going to really have the power.

But Venezuela have too much dollars!

That’s what I heard like 5 days ago while I was in Santa Marta, Colombia in holidays with my family.

There were a lot of venezuelans, like 80% of the turists were venezuelan and a uruguayan says But you guys en Venezuela does have too much dollars! Why you came to Colombia instead of going to places more expensives like Europa?…

Then he did understand that the money is not for the people is for the group of socialists that forms the new richs group as well…

It’s the same thing always, But Venezuela does have too much money! but anyway that money goes to our pseudo-politicals pockets.

But in places like Colombia they’re selling stocks of the national petroleum company (EcoPetrol) to their people in low prices and only for colombians so anyone could benefit investing in this very small company in Colombia (compared to PDVSA).

Welcome to the socialism people of Venezuela!

Erradicating the corruption a la Chávez-way

In the Constitutional reform Chávez proposed his way to erradicate the corruption: legalize it!

Art. 67
The state is able to finance electoral activities.

The next step, erradicate deliquency legalizing it! Easy!

Who can understand this people of the government!?

I heard Roberto Hernández – the congress vice-president – today, he says that the socialism looks for the extermination of the government but yesterday Chávez in his show says that they’re fighting against the neo-liberalism and liberalism (not libertarians) because they look for the extermination of the government.

So how is the real thing? You’re looking for no-government or you aren’t?? You’re going in both ways so you can pick up all the trends?

Then gentlemen, who can understand you? WHO?!

More freedom to the government is more slavery to the people.

Screw the socialism! I want freedom!

Army: “Be Patriotic, socialism or die”

Well, that’s not the exact translate of Patria, socialismo o muerte but’s very close. It’s scary see how Venezuelan army it’s with a political party instead of been defending the country, if this is what army says what we can hope? They are going to defend us or they’re going to defend a political ideology?

It’s scare my because if it’s the last one then I became an enemy for them and they’re better armed each day… How can Chávez says that this is a lie? That army is not with a political party if all them say always patria, socialismo o muerte and that’s a war slogan mixed with politics so, Mr. Chávez are you sure army it’s not defending this? What about the flags with this slogan in the today march? What about that? Why all them have to say your political slogan?

According Mr. Chávez make socialism is make fatherland but why is he the only one that knows how make fatherland? Does he invented the definition of make fatherland? Why give everything to the government is make fatherland? What does have that of patriotic?

BTW, we are preparing for which war? Why are we going to war? Are we an offensive country? The only one being offensive is you Mr. Chávez, why does we have to pay with blood your childish dream of defeating EEUU? Go with your praises to Lenin to Russia, we don’t want war!! This is so ironic! You’re against war in Irak and war with Palestine but you’re trying to create a war.

This is because your slogan of “we need to create confrontation”? It seems like we are only toys in your game and you want to try act as David against Goliat. Another George W. Bush more… Except by the part that Bush it’s Goliat and have defeated David several times…

Mixing all in one

It seems that the government party has be confused about what the Venezuelan student movement represents as opposition. In their try to mixed us with the old opposition political parties they have branded us as conspirators and anti-patriots and accusing us as CIA agents because according them that’s the only way that anyone could think different that the revolution does.

In fact, I heard Chávez saying that all of us are anti-patriot for being against his revolution because that’s the only way to think and as he tries to makes us part of the old opposition then the crowd will avoid joining us and even heard us.

It’s really painful that we had been mixed with that old leftism politiqueros that governed Venezuela during all his democratic period so our new task is to separate from those politiqueros and demonstrate that our political ideology is a total 180 degrees change.

Today I will start evangelizing people with my liberal ideologies and let’s hope someone joins me .

What needs the students movement in Venezuela

Lately the students movement have been warming the streets in Venezuela and they have revived the political opposition movement but they need something else to attract more people and for getting better results: a defined political ideology.

Why? Well, with a defined political ideology is way too much easier to debate with the government party and avoid incoherent argues from anyone identified with the student movement.

The main problem taking a decision like this is which choose, basically because few people know about political ideologies so if I step up and say let’s be classical liberals then there’ll be a lot of people (if not everyone) asking me if that even really exists.

Another problem is that there’re a lot of people thinking that this movements it’s not political, for those, let’s face it, this is totally political, I always listen Go out Chávez!, that requests political movements for getting that goal!

My proposal for ideology would be classical liberalism, the reasons: promotes individuals rights, the rationality over authoritarian laws, civil liberties and the chance to each one lives as want as long as don’t broke the natural law, this last is the rationality that each human have.

Free market! The market himself is able to regulate the prices with the competition and get better results!! This needs a limited government with flexible laws, we don’t need that laws tell us what to do and what not, we need laws as a guide for what’s rationale and what not!

We really need a right movement, not another left party with the same ideology that have been always used in Venezuela during the lasts 60 years. It’s enough.

Probably I will need to start the Pro-liberal Group in my university if people don’t open their eyes… Maybe that way people could start stop calling them self apoliticals.