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Will the O.A.S. allow Hugo Chavez to be the next Hitler? It's clear this is the direction Venezuela is heading towards. Will it be to late?
Hugo Chavez is the President of Venezuela.
Venezuela is a South American Nation.
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| August 25, 2009 05:53 PM |
As a Venezuelan I can say that the O.A.S. it's a lost case, they have already allowed Chavez to violate the democratic card not one, but several times.
Hugo Chavez and his team have violated the human rights several times and nobody does nothing, everyone is scared, everybody let's him do his way, the powerful oil barrel gives Chavez awesome extraordinary powers.
Jimmy Carter and José Maria Insulza have come to the country some times, give a couple of nice speeches about tolerance and peace and love and then leave. All without consequences.
Is Chavez a Fascist? Yes, he has divided the population between "patriots" and "opposition" (to use the less offensive word that he uses) we the opposition, are the enemy, a terrible monster to be annihilated, he uses photos and gives names in his speeches to signal the reporters that don't support his government, and tells their followers that this reporters are the enemy.
Is Chavez the next Hitler? I think that's his dream. The religious way that his followers clap at everyone of his words, the blind obedience of his subordinates, and the permanent talk about war and violence, yes he want to become a Hitler, what stops him of waging war over the whole america? The main source of his money comes from the United States, so...
Don't be fooled, Chavez is not a stupid man, he claims to be one, he speaks as a fool, but he is not.
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To sum it all up, is Hugo Chavez a dictator? Yes. Has he committed crimes against humanity that puts him in the same company as Hitler? No.
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I'm not sure what the OAS can even do about this. The UN seems to drag its feet about this sort of thing too.
It's too bad that Venezuela has a lot of oil... it's been calming the world down in the face of these troubling "reforms."
Here's the thing, though: Venezuelans won't take it. Remember when he called on his constituents pass the resolution to make him dictator for life? It failed miserably.
This man does not have the dangerous charisma that Hitler took advantage of... it doesn't help that he's very foolish.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7saDQTHZSE
A fun example of the king of Spain asking Chavez at a conference: "Porque no te callas?" Remixed for your enjoyment.
Translation: "Why won't you shut up?"
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http://www.economist.com/world/americas/displaystory.cfm?story_id=14258760
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