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Let's start by saying that the work is going to be epic. Not because Hugo Chavez left a body of work worth analyzing but because he did not leave anything written except for a few newspaper columns and some letters. What Chavez is leaving are hours and hours and yet more hours of rants. Though "rant" is not a good description of Chavez speeches, the French "déblatérer" would be better, describing abundant and violent speech against something. But I digress.
Yet, the thousand of hours of Chavez speeches are not necessarily the main hurdle for the august work of such a novel institute. First, the profound thinkers that are to study Chavez opus will have to sift through insults, vulgarity and parables to find some substance. And yet, it is not going to be all. Across his entire career Chavez has contradicted himself constantly though admittedly after 2006 he took a more steady course towards a communist approach more in accordance with the way he gave up the country to the Cuban overlords.
And last but not least, it is important to note that Chavez's personal lifestyle, as well as the one of his family, most of the time did not agree with his official positions. So, where is the real Hugo Chavez?
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Still, let's be optimistic and hope that such an advanced institute may finally shine some light on the tortuous and vile mind of Chavez.
And you thought we could not go any lower.....
Hahahaha!
ReplyDelete(for your interpretation, Daniel!)
How long until this:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmI2yDAyWYI
I give it two years, three tops.
Nonsense! You could never get that many Venezuelans to march together so well.
DeleteHigh Studies indeed. They're going to need all the Sinsemilla Bud they can get their hands on...........
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brilliant...I will borrow and link!
ReplyDeleteOn the subject of the defunct, here is a piece of priceless brown nosing.
ReplyDeletehttp://fotos2013.cloud.noticias24.com/jvr29071/jvrxx.html
LOL !!
ReplyDeleteand the Slogan of this Institute could be:
'Mas enredado que un Kilo de estopa'
but the main lesson to learn from Chavez's " thoughts" in my opinion would be to obtain total clarity concerning the below :
'Donde tigre pone baile, burro no saca pareja'
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Im sure LaAm Studies Departments can't wait! Universities with large research libraies have every document and letter connected with Simon Bolivar and other historical people. Having all of Chavez's will be the basis for the study of mismanagement and corruption for years to come.
ReplyDeleteHopefully all the secret documents and government budgets will become available to scholars and the public to reveal his thoughts on management theft.
ReplyDeleteChavez thoughts on corruption will be summarized in two words-- What corruption?
Chavez personal finances will be revealed to be the greatest success of 21st Century Socialism.
Chavez famous statement that he will be president of Venezuela for the rest of his life will become evidence of his great mental foresight.
Under the department of Hatred of the U.S. the institute will likely have sub-departments for Cuba relations, and for each of the other tyrants Chavez befriended or bought.
Chavez final thought when he realizes that Cuban medicine is not working-- Oh $hit.
Alas, hope that within that mamotreto they have the Arturo Uslar section (about Chavez and in general). What an horror to see the degenerative process of Venezuela (moral, ethical, philosophical, ideological, and more) in such warp speed, so fast.
ReplyDeleteSay what you will about Chavez, most of us could not keep a monologue going for six hours the way he could- which is something he had in common with his mentor Fidel.
ReplyDeleteI pity the poor grad student who has to read every word of the volumes of "Complete Cadenas of Hugo Chavez."