FARC’s Best Friend Chavez

Author: Michael Kraft
Published: March 3, 2008 
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The premier blog from Venmezuela and our friend at http://daniel-venezuela.blogspot.com brings us the latest on the killing of the second in command of FARC the terrorist army in Columbia.

FARC is responsible for hundreds of kidnappings and murders or many decades in Columbia, and has recently been “endorsed” by the dictator Hugo Chavez.

Chavez the lunatic and failed leader yesterday held a national “moment of silence” for the death of the leader of the FARC terrorist army.

Yes, that is real and not fictional assomething so insane sounds. He called on all of his government owned channels for a moment of silence because in Ecuador the FARC leader was killed by columbian military personnel.

Chavez went on to say that Columbia and their President Uribe was a killer, a dog, a murderer etc etc etc…. on His national TV rants. He then sent army to Ecuador to help stop this killing of FARC leaders?….crazy but true.

The irony is that the murder rate in Venezuela is 59 per 100,000 peoplewhich is the highest in the continent and one of the highest in the world. This figure has doubled since Chavez took office. With 10 years behind him inflation and murder are at all time highs, what a hero to the people?

So what is the the leading causes of death in Venezuelan?

Homicide was the 7th leading cause in 1999 when Chavez took office, and today is is the 3rd leading cause of death in Venezuela.

This is what happens when you import machine guns and close TV stations.

Will there be any moments of silence for the Venezuelanos murdered everyday in his crime filled streets of Caracas…No.

There are though national moments of silence and a declaration of war for a FARC leader who was killed in Ecuador and has nothing to do with Hugo.

Chavez needs something to talk about so people won’t mention the crime and food shortages in his failed wake.

Daniel writes:

“I have been resisting myself writing on the killing of Raul Reyes yesterday. I really think it is irrelevant in some aspects, and I have already written a lot about the FARC lately. I think also that the post of yesterday is closer to the real reality, so to speak, of Venezuela, and perhaps illustrates the reason why Chavez is seeking foreign adventure so people do not inquire about how many homeless, squatters, shanty dwellers are still in Venezuela in spite of 9 years of social revolution. Besides I have written that a war with Colombia is suicidal for Venezuela and my opinion has not changed. If Chavez indeed enters a war against Uribe he probably will be booted out of office by its own army before he provokes its destruction.

And what can happen in Colombia? Will we see if Reyes was the real chief? Will we see again Marulanda who has disappeared for months? Will there be an internal war of succession? IS the FARC that powerful that it matters really who is the boss? El Tiempo in fact thinks that it is a chance for the more “moderate” wing of the FARC to take over the radical wing of Reyes and even is there a predictable violent reaction of the FARC in the next few weeks, the log term prospects have gotten better yesterday.

What we can be sure is that more hostages are going to die and not necessarily due to Colombian army bombs as inner scores are settled within the FARC. Ingrid might be released tomorrow or might not be released ever, or once dead. It is pretty much up to whomever is watching over her right now and I bet you that it crossed his or her mind that to surrender to Colombia’s army offering Ingrid might be the best way out of the jungle into some form of normal life somewhere.

No, the real interesting detail yesterday, besides Reyes elimination, was the reaction of Chavez. Reyes might be important for Colombia but it is really a Colombo-Colombian matter even if he was shot on the Ecuador side of the border. The rest of the world, well, they might as well stop holding their breath and set down.

But Chavez of course cannot do so. Not only he is pissed at Lina Ron for stealing the limelight on hostage release day earlier this week, but this action of the Colombian army definitely puts into an increasingly distant background his FARC “humanitarian” successes. After all, once Ingrid is dead who is going to care in the world about any FARC hostages? Once Reyes is out, who can do anything about hostage release until the FARC sorts out its internal matters?

So Chavez pathologically needing to be the center of attention, unable to resit his butt-in tendencies declared yesterday that if Uribe were to attempt the same stunt inside Venezuela, there would be war, “causus bellis” [sic] it would be (2).

This is of course a grievous mistake on his part because his subconscious betrayed him: there must be indeed reasons for Uribe to order police actions on the Venezuela borders. With this simple menace Chavez in fact admits that the Venezuelan border is nothing more than the rest area of the FARC guerrillas and that these ones roam around in Venezuela.”

Read all of this great blog entry here.
http://daniel-venezuela.blogspot.com/2008/03/quiet-sunday-afternoon-in-san-felipe.html

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