Amazonian loyalty
El Mico Putumayo will be present in the December 2 "celebrations" in Havana only if his mentor in crime, rape, and plunder, fidel castro, shows up.
Our sources have learnt that el Mico Putumayo will visit Havana briefly, because his street cred will suffer irreparabily if he doesn't pay a visit to his diabolic inspiration in Havana in the eve of the Venezuelan "elections".
Always loyal to his Satanic Majesty, he will show up at the tyrant's podium only if the Golem does so. Otherwise, his visit will be deemed a "private visit", and he will watch the parade on TV, while keeping company to fidel castro.
This is great, because he's snubbing the powers to be in Cuba. He's attached forever to a symbol of the past, which incredibly is still an icon for the lefties in Venezuela and in all Latin America. So, if he doesn't show up in Cuba, the message will be that he doesn't have the support of the Cuban regime anylonger. If he does show up, and snubs raul, well, he won't have the support of the Cuban regime anylonger. If he shows up and accompanies queen raul to the parade, his followers will think that castro is dead, and therefore it will have a negative impact in Sunday's polls.
Watch out for major tampering with those elections, it's the only way el Mico will have a free ride for a few more years. Or ask the inhabitants of Caracas that filled every street of that city with their rejection for el Mico.
Breaking the cycle of fear in Venezuela will actually set back the process of installing communist regimes in Latin America. Just imagine the problems in our own back yard if Latin America becomes some sort of Third World neo-Soviet Union.
The flock of refugees to the United States will actually reshape this country, in ethnic, social, economical, and political terms. Thinking about that, we will end up with the most accomplished citizens of Latin America knocking at our doors. The low end will stay in their countries, lured by the promises of the commies, who need the uneducated and the lumpen to impose their system.
As the Chinese curse goes, "may you live in interesting times". Indeed, these modern times are very interesting.
Our sources have learnt that el Mico Putumayo will visit Havana briefly, because his street cred will suffer irreparabily if he doesn't pay a visit to his diabolic inspiration in Havana in the eve of the Venezuelan "elections".
Always loyal to his Satanic Majesty, he will show up at the tyrant's podium only if the Golem does so. Otherwise, his visit will be deemed a "private visit", and he will watch the parade on TV, while keeping company to fidel castro.
This is great, because he's snubbing the powers to be in Cuba. He's attached forever to a symbol of the past, which incredibly is still an icon for the lefties in Venezuela and in all Latin America. So, if he doesn't show up in Cuba, the message will be that he doesn't have the support of the Cuban regime anylonger. If he does show up, and snubs raul, well, he won't have the support of the Cuban regime anylonger. If he shows up and accompanies queen raul to the parade, his followers will think that castro is dead, and therefore it will have a negative impact in Sunday's polls.
Watch out for major tampering with those elections, it's the only way el Mico will have a free ride for a few more years. Or ask the inhabitants of Caracas that filled every street of that city with their rejection for el Mico.
Breaking the cycle of fear in Venezuela will actually set back the process of installing communist regimes in Latin America. Just imagine the problems in our own back yard if Latin America becomes some sort of Third World neo-Soviet Union.
The flock of refugees to the United States will actually reshape this country, in ethnic, social, economical, and political terms. Thinking about that, we will end up with the most accomplished citizens of Latin America knocking at our doors. The low end will stay in their countries, lured by the promises of the commies, who need the uneducated and the lumpen to impose their system.
As the Chinese curse goes, "may you live in interesting times". Indeed, these modern times are very interesting.
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