RE: ADSactly literature - REBELLION IN THE FARM AND Venezuela: The same beginning. The same end?
... and there is a long debt ahead to pay.
People have become so oblivious to recent history that criminals such as Luisa Ortega are now getting an audience and are considered allies.
Every animal, from Baduel on, who contributed to the destruction of the Venezuelan farm, deserves nothing but punishment, and yet, in the name of strategy, humanity, goodness and forgiveness we will shortly see a lot of former chavistas ruling the country under the assumption that the original plan (Chavez’s) was a good one, but was distorted by usurpers.
This tale, like Orwell’s story is not going to end well.
Soon, people will see from chavistas to maduristas to opositores and from opositores to chavistas and won’t be able to tell the difference.
I want to be wrong so badly.
How nice to read you here, @hlezama! Certainly, now those who once offended, robbed and even killed are innocent and even considered friends, just for the sake of repenting. The Venezuelan lacks memory, pride, shame not to forget so soon. I don't want to be as pessimistic as you are, but life is taking me to a point where I will inevitably have to open my eyes and tear out my heart. I embrace you, my friend.
Big hug, my dear. I have tried every possible scenario in my head, but the evidence around us does not give much to any optimistic option.
The revolution fucked us hasta la madre.
so sad