CHAVEZ: THE STAIN

By -S- on September 22, 2006 2:27 PM | PERMALINK | | StumbleUpon Toolbar

It's welcoming to read the public denouncements (and private ones) of Hugo Chavez from members of both the Democrat Party and the Republican Party ("DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS CRITICIZE CHAVEZ").

The most efficient summation I've read is this:

The New York Daily News Page 1 headline on Friday told Chavez to "ZIP IT!", and the New York Post called him a "JERK!" and the "Caracas Crackpot."

I also think this is the first time I have ever agreed with much of anything said by Congressman Charles Rangell (" CONG. RANGEL CONDEMNS CHAVEZ'S ATTACK ON BUSH"), as to this part:

I want to express my extreme displeasure with statements by the President of Venezuela attacking U.S. President George Bush in such a personal and disparaging way during his remarks at the United Nations General Assembly.

But then Rangel goes off into liberal generalities, as he can be relied upon to do:

...the Venezuelan government has been instrumental in providing oil at discounted prices to people in low income communities who have suffered increases in rent as heating oil prices have risen sharply. By offering this benefit to people in need, Venezuela has won many friends in poor communities of New York and other states.

That's not the answer. It's counterproductive to try to placate madmen, quacks, "crackpot" "jerks" such as is Chavez. Especially since the beguiled worm and his wormy associates have every intention of inflicting all possible harms upon anyone deemed to threaten their socialist-dictatorship-feigning democracy, if not already.

No, the answer, the correct response to this worm is one of total rejection.

Chavez even substantiates his wormy intent if he's so much as attempted to be put aside:

Chavez repeated his warning that he would halt oil shipments if the U.S. tries to oust him. He added he would like to see a U.S. president "who you could talk with."

The kooky-crazy-man is attempting to foment support for his grab -- and that by Iran's more monstrously disturbed kooky crazy man, Ahmadinejad -- of power and influence in the United Nations, and Chavez I am sure is out to make himself into Castro-Part Two, The-Next-Egomaniac-of-Latin-America (if not already)

I was among a few other lone voices among bloggers and media in general attempting to expose Hugo Chavez's madness a while ago -- last year specifically -- but at least what Chavez's egomanical "U.S. Tour" has accomplished is that the general U.S. public is now aware of him and what it is he seeks. It's not "aid to the poor," that Chavez seeks, it's more attention for Chavez's poor mental health and spiritual corruption he's after. Explain why and you understand madness.

From EUPHORIC REALITY (thanks to AMERICAN DAUGHTER for the link):

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