What the FARC is Chavez talking about?
As the old saying goes, once a tyrant always a tyrant, Chavez is acting in his usual idiotic ways.
In a story recently, the tyrant dictator of Venezuela accused Obama of having Bush's stench. Looks like Obama's suggestion of Chavez supporting FARC, rubbed the plump tyrant the wrong way. Yes I realize it's not a real saying, but it should be!
This story is interesting for both political ideologies. Liberals will probably become offended that their messiah got compared to Bush, I doubt they can think of any worse analogy. Conservatives might breathe a slight sigh of relief. My relief stems from the fact that if Chavez cannot control his giant cesspool of a mouth and sufficiently angers the incoming administration then he will continue being marginalized just like he was during the Bush administration.
See, my biggest fear with Obama is his relaxed stance on foreign policy. With the global economy in a virtual free fall, tensions will inevitably rise. Beyond Russia and Iran rattling their sabers, there is the creeping threat of Islam that our politicians conveniently ignore. Therefore a strict and careful foreign policy should be of most paramount importance, in other words, do not pull a Jimmy Carter on us. Jih-muu already demonstrated that being a spineless coward yields no results and leaves generations to clean up his mess *cough* Ayatollahs of Iran *cough*.
For today, I shall be content knowing that Hugo 'I think I am funny' Chavez can't keep his mouth shut. Insane muslims are burning Obama's posters in Iran and he has surrounded himself with Bolshevik Jews - that should keep the muslim nations sufficiently on edge.
I will NOT be watching the most expensive inauguration (paid for by our tax dollars) tomorrow, but I will be posting very soon and unveiling ObamaWatch. It will track vital economic sectors and key campaign promises for the next 4 years.
Happy MLK day!!
In a story recently, the tyrant dictator of Venezuela accused Obama of having Bush's stench. Looks like Obama's suggestion of Chavez supporting FARC, rubbed the plump tyrant the wrong way. Yes I realize it's not a real saying, but it should be!
This story is interesting for both political ideologies. Liberals will probably become offended that their messiah got compared to Bush, I doubt they can think of any worse analogy. Conservatives might breathe a slight sigh of relief. My relief stems from the fact that if Chavez cannot control his giant cesspool of a mouth and sufficiently angers the incoming administration then he will continue being marginalized just like he was during the Bush administration.
See, my biggest fear with Obama is his relaxed stance on foreign policy. With the global economy in a virtual free fall, tensions will inevitably rise. Beyond Russia and Iran rattling their sabers, there is the creeping threat of Islam that our politicians conveniently ignore. Therefore a strict and careful foreign policy should be of most paramount importance, in other words, do not pull a Jimmy Carter on us. Jih-muu already demonstrated that being a spineless coward yields no results and leaves generations to clean up his mess *cough* Ayatollahs of Iran *cough*.
For today, I shall be content knowing that Hugo 'I think I am funny' Chavez can't keep his mouth shut. Insane muslims are burning Obama's posters in Iran and he has surrounded himself with Bolshevik Jews - that should keep the muslim nations sufficiently on edge.
I will NOT be watching the most expensive inauguration (paid for by our tax dollars) tomorrow, but I will be posting very soon and unveiling ObamaWatch. It will track vital economic sectors and key campaign promises for the next 4 years.
Happy MLK day!!
Comments
Post a Comment