In the last post I gave you two chavista idiocies. Coming back home tonight I can add three from the big man himself.
I will start with Chavez calling CNN "imbeciles". Just like that, directly, because they passed a documentary he did not like, This is important because Chavez calling some one an imbecile is quite something considering what comes next in this post. He is such an imbecile himself that he repeats recent idiotic words of Fidel about general education in the US. Chavez cannot even be original in his insults.
Fortunately TeleSur is way more sympathetic than the imbeciles at CNN. They report that Chavez is going to ask a law for urban agriculture so that cities can produce their own food from their wasted spaces and surroundings. I wrote recently about how Chavez is so full of nothing that he cannot even read a map, suggesting that oil will be exported from La Guaria. Well, this law is equally stupid, in particular for Caracas (amen of other cities that grow in desert areas such as Maracaibo, Punto Fijo, Coro or Cumana). With at least 5 million people the metropolitan area of Caracas (and around Caracas, let's toss that in) lacks the arable land, water, soil, whatever, to feed, even in the best of cases, half a million people. Unless of course Chavez decides that national parks should be put to produce food... and even then, once you have cut down the Avila, Guatopo and maybe Henri Pittier, I doubt you could feed a couple of million people, even assuming that by some miracle chavista agriculture becomes efficient. Unless you force people to move?
If Telesur did not realized the imbecility of Chavez words, we did got quite an clear the finally declared intention of creating ration cards, Cuba style. Of course, Chavez thinks we are imbeciles and calls them "cedula del buen vivir", ID cards of the good living. That is, special cards which will allow you buy just what is just for you to buy. ABC of Spain, for one, is not fooled and put in its article title "tarjetas de racionamiento", rationing cards. Like in the good old days of war time, or peace time in Cuba for that matter.
There is only one true imbecile here, the one that believes the other guys are more imbecile than what he is.
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
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Quite savvy of chavez calling these cards cedulas del buen vivir. That's as close to Mi Negra as he can make ration cards sound. I guess his announcement even sounded too capitalist even to himself that he had to add that this was not consumista like in capitalism because it was for consumo of needed things.
ReplyDeleteI think he knows how badly he would be hurt by another Mi Negra at a time like this.
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"There is only one imbecile here...".
ReplyDeleteI personally believe there are several milions.
There is an old proverb which comes to mind:
ReplyDelete"You cant make a silk purse out of a sow's ear".
This remind me of the old days that the communist regime forced residents in the cities to grow sweet yam wherever we can find the spaces.
ReplyDeleteEverywhere in the cities we went we saw rows and rows of sweet yam. They even turned beautiful parks into sweet yam parks. And you know what these sweet yam were AS BIG AS HUMAN LITTLE FINGERS because the soil in the cities are not meant for growing sweet yam.
See how stupid these commies were and still are.
Useful journalism could be done by obtaining the figures for what is "lo justo" authorized by Cuba's rationing system.
ReplyDeleteAfter fifty years of receiving 500 grams of meat per month each, Cubans are tired of their physical existence being directly dependent on cards which the government may, or may not hand out, as it pleases the local bureaucratic cacique.
http://www.youtube.com/v/h7BdLszq_wk?fs=1&hl=en_US
ReplyDeleteI think Venezuelans need to start Victory Gardens to protect themselves in the meanwhile.Grow food on the roofs,in the small yards,do container gardening, use abandoned properties , etc.It is very easy to grow fruit in Venezuela, and laws allow chickens in the small towns.There are less rules and regulations there that allow people some freedom to experiment.
Also people need to come together to share food like they did back during curfew times.
Here in NC public properties that are not in use are being given to the people for community gardens and it is working out just great.It helps in times of recession and inflation.
For the love of God I hope people do NOT become dependent on government cards or government anything, it will be the total end.
...on Cuban ration cards:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/05/31/AR2007053101446.html