Two great terms are preparing to be the protagonists of a political controversy. Unity represents the quality of a force that enables the disintegration of the opponent's force, making it part of the first. In Mao's terms, in its philosophical foundation, the unity of opposites. That is why in a combat (melee) always the principle of unity will make the victor's strength prevail regardless of the number of enemy troops resulting.
The monolith is known as a large block or rock, of natural origin as in the case of the Morros de San Juan, but it is also a way of symbolizing the force of matter through the intervention of the human hand. In this metaphor, for example, the unity of the patriots is symbolized in the Monument to the Heroes of our Independence.
So the monolithic unit constitutes, in this case, not a pedagogical metaphor, but a need for holistic understanding.
Important battles were fought in the history of civilizations where the example of monolithic unity honors great victories. And these were not due to the immense armies but to the intelligence, knowledge, courage and hope of those who fought for their freedom. These were the accelerating agents that led women and men to fight in monolithic unity against the oppressor, without caring for anything other than the freedom of their peoples.
This is how these victories have been, where at the end of the battles, the defeated have remained quantitatively speaking, with a greater number of troops than the winner. In Venezuela we succeeded, to put just one of the most emblematic examples, with the Battle of Santa Inés.
We are not surprised then, that after what happened on November 21, 2021, the cabalistic analyzes of sectors of the right try to turn into reverse what in the eyes of the world has represented another important victory of the Bolivarian Revolution.
Monolithic unit? Maybe. Intelligence, knowledge, courage and hope? Maybe. But let's not underestimate the People, who at the end of everything is the sovereign.
