Hugo Chavez Venezuela´s President

Hugo Chavez current Venezuela´s President

This next presidential election in the United States, makes me feel truly scared. It makes me remember the months before the presidential election in 1999, that chose Hugo Chavez as president of my country, Venezuela. Many years have passed since then, but I clearly remember that before the election I already had a feeling that the election of Chavez would be a big mistake for Venezuela. And it is, that indeed, the inconsistency of Chavez´s declarations, his demagoguery, his populism directed to the lower class and his hatred by those who had a good social position, made me think that something bad would come. Although I did not vote for him, now I must pay like all venezuelans for the actions he is taking as president, leading the country on a course that none of us wanted.

 

Barack Obama US Presidential Candidate

Barack Obama US Presidential Candidate

Now, living here in the United States, and after becoming an American citizen, I notice many similarities between Obama and what I saw in Hugo Chavez. Inconsistencies, lies, populism, increase taxes for the perceived wealthy, and hatred of “whites” (as expressed by his wife Michelle), made me think that Americans are on the verge of choosing a wrong president. And even though you do no vote for him, you will have to pay equally for the actions that he will take. Does it not make us fear that in truth Obama´s relations with radical terrorist organizations were real?, this is much more that what we saw in Chavez´s attitude and now we already see what he has become.

 

 

 

 

Although the president of the United States does not make all the decisions and a Congress exists that will not allow him to act freely, the simple fact that he has an attitude of non confrontation towards the countries that are a threat, gives them time to fortify and plan how they will attack us in a fatal way. And this, would be the least damaging thing that could happen. Do not imagine that true bonds do not exist with terrorism and he will help on the creation of terrorist centers in the country. Is this a terrible reality?

 

Well, the economic problem is nothing compared to this. Venezuelans who voted for change, did not want a president who handled the economy like it was done by the previous administrations. Many banks went bankrupt, people lost their life savings, insecurity, distress, all of these made us vote for change,….and what a change!

 

¡Do not commit the same error!. Do not elect a president that can put in risk the security of our country.

3 Responses to “Coincidences and similarities between Hugo Chavez and Barack Obama”

  1. Yuda said

    Sometime people fear the idea of change, cause it could get any worse, but I think it’s better to do something, even if it was wrong, so than we know, then just to live in shadow of our past

  2. spiderperson said

    I feel your pain. I left communist Poland over 20 years ago. Now I am US citizen. When I read about Obama’s community organizing days in Chicago I can clearly see a picture of a Socialist. The stuff that he says in the debates and what he posts on his website is toned down (although still Socialist) enough that the electorate may take a bait.

    Some people say that that there is a form of Socialism in the Western Europe and they are doing great. But Obama’s Socialism is more extreme. More like the Socialism of the Green parties in Europe.

    Sometimes he indeed reminds me of Hugo Chavez.

    (Ayers loves Hugo Chavez. See: http://billayers.wordpress.com/2006/11/)

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