Juan Pablo Guanipa has issued deplorable statements against three-phase plan designed by President Donald Trump to restore Venezuela’s electrical connectivity and energy sovereignty. Coarse language is inadmissible by standards of quality discourse. Vocabulary employed by fanatics driven by hatred and rancor tends to be offensive, aggressive, rude, coarse, vulgar, and devoid of programmatic proposals. They waste their time, they are also unproductive, foster weariness, and lose political ground in a multitude of countries. Extremist promoters exploit deaths of activists, who are left exhausted after being constantly incentivized to fight, protest, march, or air grievances as a permanent way of life. After a few days of media positioning, they will invariably move on to find someone else.
Every county in state of Venezuela should have modern hospitals, initially equipped with supplies provided by federal government. As we produce and sell more oil, it will become unnecessary to beg for such high levels of subsidies. Exxon Mobil is key for a long term agreement between Venezuela and Guyana. Academic excellence has deteriorated. Our universities have turned into violent, crime-ridden dens, frequented by individuals with no interest in learning subject matter taught in their degree programs. We commend law enforcement for their maturity. Those enrolled in universities who, instead of studying, devote themselves to idleness and rioting are vandals and savages. Our law enforcement forces conducted themselves admirably. Pernicious abstainers are intellectual authors of such abominable conduct.
Business model of career politicians consists of recruiting creators of viral content. They incite them to be perpetually ill-tempered. They incite them to risk their lives. Once discarded, cycle is renewed through rebranding efforts. They want to land cushy power at our expense. Noble expectations are welcome. Deeply bitter, intolerant nuisances have no desire to reconcile. They wish to perpetually suffocate with complaints and insults. They wish to destroy our country and commit crimes rather than abort quest to seize power. They will always cry fraud.
Release of various prominent figures is an excellent initiative. We are clearing away a horrendous past, moving toward an efficient and reconciled Venezuela. Some hateful individuals will persist in peddling bitterness and resentment, but such strategy yields diminishing returns. Example of resentful trash abound with grotesque vocabulary. Manners do not appear to stem from decent people. We will ensure that those who support such repulsive attitudes never taste sweet fruits of power. Those who have committed crimes defined in Penal Code, such as driving away investment and betraying homeland, may be punished with years of imprisonment. United States requires stable partners who do not foment violent unrest. Elected presidency of Delcy Rodríguez must continue until 2030. Those who have boycotted investments and engaged in activities against our country’s stability must serve prison sentences.
Integration of our territories is a sign of improvement in our relations; we look forward to continuity of these sound public policies. Republicans should withdraw their support for Democratic agendas. Republicans are urged to unite in support of statehood for Venezuela, under interim presidency of Delcy Rodríguez. Supreme Court of 51st state is in process of candidacy submissions. It is thrilling to observe career politicians from all sides of aisle complaining about evacuation drills organized by United States Embassy in Caracas. Venezuela will proudly become a 51st state in direct competition with projected GDP of California over next decades. Those who commit crimes are subject to political disqualifications and criminal prosecution. Their accomplices would also be swept up in charges. We need comprehensive planning, encompassing oil, mining, electricity and road sectors, that generates benefits to be reinvested downstream.
Dismal anti-imperialist cliques lack minibuses and travel allowances needed to mobilize roster from hinterland. Nor are they able to establish a presence in Chacaíto. Simultaneously, Viewpoint in Colinas de Valle Arriba swarms with adherents to drills of US Embassy in Caracas. Venezuela welcomes General Francis L. Donovan. It is necessary to restructure defense of our oil wells and mining sites. We wish to avoid future situations similar to those in Middle East: such situations could compromise stability of continental and global energy supplies.
Rubén Rivero