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"How can they reconcile undigested readings of Marx with the most fundamentalist version of the Quran? How do they marry the postmodern imitators of Che Guevara with the bearded, tie-less types defending the most tyrannical form of Islam? How do you raise the banner of liberty while supporting one of the fiercest dictatorships on earth?"

 

By Pilar Rahola

                           

 

Translated By Halszka Czarnocka

 

January 11, 2011

 

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Iran President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in front of a portrait of Latin American hero Simon Bolivar: Is there any connection?

 

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This isn't the first time Chávez and Ahmadinejad have gotten lovey-dovey. They kiss, hug, sign agreements, walk hand in hand, and in a thrall of delirium, they bestow fervent praise on one another. Confessions of love between monsters.

 

Both Hugo and Mahmoud rhyme with the many forms of the verb "to oppress", from the brutal option of Islamo-fascism to the more camouflaged version of Bolivarian pseudo-fascism. In both countries, individual freedom is persecuted and political opposition castrated. The authorities threaten their critics, clamp down on media and confiscate property. The gurus of power increase their enormous wealth while poverty makes inroads among the people. Both possess the black gold, and far from using it to liberate their countries and lift them out of poverty, they utilize economic power to keep their respective peoples in a state of stagnation and despair.

 

They are modern expressions of the evil tyrant: In Chávez' case, wearing the mask of a tin-pot dictator; while in the case of his Iranian counterpart, there is no camouflage at all. And, although it certainly isn't strange that such rulers should unite, it is also true that their alliance exponentially increases the risk they represent. Chávez is the door through which radical Shiite Islam enters South America - to the point of Islamizing indigenous peoples - and it is the guarantor of the already deep inroads extreme Islam has made into Latin America. Moreover, along with his Bolivarian friends, Chavez is the most robust supporter of the Iranian dictatorship's nuclear delusions. These are delusions that, if they came to fruition, would represent the gravest danger confronting humanity. It will be Hitler with a nuclear bomb.  

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And still, foolish leftists lend him their support. At what point did they lose all sense of proportion? How can they reconcile undigested readings of Marx with the most fundamentalist version of the Quran? How do they marry the postmodern imitators of Che Guevara with the bearded, tie-less types defending the most tyrannical form of Islam? How do you raise the banner of liberty while supporting one of the fiercest dictatorships on earth? Probably, as usually occurs, it isn’t in vain that they all consider figures like Stalin to be heroes.

 

But even accepting the ideological perversion that unites Islamists and Bolivarians, it's difficult to imagine the cosmopolitan society of Caracas applauding a guy who condemns women to death by stoning. Beyond the periodic distress that nations are prone to suffer, nothing in the Venezuela's history renders the recent madness understandable. And, if we delve deeper into the nation's memory, how perverse it is to stain the name of an illustrious and brilliant Freemason like Simon Bolívar with a delirious and violent demagogue like Chávez! Were Bolívar to raise his head and see Ahmadinejad and Chávez in his noble land, he would die a second time of pure shame.

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