Now, and after President E's time at the United Nations, a bunch of patriots armed with weapons of all calibers are responding that they are indeed brave, like Páez's men during the War of Independence. Twenty years of the nation alone, after La Cosiata, that marvelous invention that left Bolivarian Colombia in tatters and transformed it from a Spanish colony into a Monroe Doctrine backyard. The worst part is that all sense of decorum was lost when Gómez checkmated Cipriano Castro, and the manna, transformed into black gold, flowed to the small group that has since called itself the masters of the valley.
From then on, the devil's excrement produced the phenomenon of Saudi Arabia, the nation in the latter half of the 20th century. A Venezuela of a single, vile contrast that some call "when we were happy and didn't know it." Others, those who were touched at some point by social mobility (middle class and some more of them Miamians), say, "it's cheap, give me two."
While the economic centers of oil wealth destroyed our agricultural economy and sprang up shantytowns around the cities, leaving more than 60% of the population in extreme poverty. We are a people trapped in the jaws of 19th-century governments and enlightened despotism. In the 1960s, the guerrilla movement emerged to change this situation.
It wasn't possible, because the streets were like rivers of banknotes, especially in oil-rich Venezuela, ruthlessly exploited by the Monroeist Illuminati hegemon who left us with mere crumbs of the feast in dollars. Appearances filled our coffers, and so, riding on that mirage, we felt like we were dancing in the chimera of the North.
The American dream, today the Darién Gap. Until the Caracazo called us to account. From then on, the 99 Constitution, a country that once again championed Bolivarianism in Latin America. But just yesterday, on January 3rd, the course of things changed. In October 2.012, the turning point. Commune or nothing. What to do? Meanwhile, patriots are emerging who will respond to the enemy face to face and without hesitation. Vietnam prepared for 50 years in the war against France to later defeat the aggressor empire, while here we live half-heartedly riding the wave of oil rentierism. Appearances are deceiving. Popular saying.
