By Jolly Green

Venezuela's
President Nicolás Maduro has said he wants a million more people to
join his civilian militia by the end of the year [2019].

"With
your rifles on your shoulders, be ready to defend the fatherland and
dig the furrow to plant the seeds to produce food for the community,
for the people," Maduro recently told the crowd of militia
members.

In his
tiny brain pickled in communist excreta, he appears to believe that
he is, in fact, Lenin, that quotation is the kind of thing that Lenin
loved to espouse as he hacked his way through the murder of a hundred
thousand innocents.

The
Leninist belief in the one-party state was and is characteristic of
every communist regime" and "the Bolshevik use of violence
was repeated in every communist revolution." Phrases said by
Vladimir Lenin, and Cheka founder Felix Dzerzhinsky were deployed all
over the world.

Ref:
Valentino 2005, pp. 93-94.

Lenin to
his colleagues in the Bolshevik government: "If we are not ready
to shoot a saboteur and White Guardist, what sort of revolution is
that?”

Ref:
Hollander 2006, p. xiv.

Under
this type of Leninist type of communism, which is often mixed with
Marxism to create the heading and badge Marxist-Leninist, one can
expect the need to cleanse the populace of right-wing and bourgeoisie
or even the petite- bourgeoisie who simply have anti-revolutionary
ideas.

Lenin’s
murder figures stand at around 100,000. Stalin’s, of course, exceed
14–27 million depending on who you believe, but you have to
remember that neither of these men went around slaughtering people
themselves. Deaths were often results of policy.

Maduro's
call to expand his civilian militia is a call to form a revolutionary
guard of armed peasants’ to unleash on the people at his command, a
one-sided civil war. A civil war where only one side is armed to
enable the slaughter of the opposers. A war that will further reduce
the opposition to the revolution.

The mass
exodus of Venezuelans is understood by all the Caribbeans
Marxist-Leninist supporters and leaders, such as Vincentian leader
Ralph Gonsalves and many others. That is why not one of them has
criticized Maduro for the exodus of almost 4 million Venezuelans.
That is why they have solidarity with Maduro. They know that the
exodus of the unwanted prospective counter-revolutionary is necessary
and means less for slaughter later.

Many
Cubans fled from or left the island of Cuba. Those people consisted
of two primary groups loosely defined by the period occurring before
and after the Mariel boat lift of the 1980s. The pre-Mariel group
consisted of the mostly middle and upper classes of the island who
fled due to fear of widespread reprisals after the communist takeover
led by Fidel Castro in the late 1950s-1970s. The large exodus of
Cubans to the United States since the 1959 Cuban Revolution. More
than 1 million Cubans of all classes and racial groups live outside
Cuba (including those born abroad), especially in the United States,
and other countries.

Ref:
Powell, John (2005). "Cuban immigration." Encyclopedia of
North American Immigration. Facts on File. pp. 68–71.

The
majority of the 1,172,899 current Cuban exiles living in the United
States live in Florida (917,033 in 2014), mainly in Miami-Dade
County, where more than a third of the population is Cuban. Other
exiles have relocated to form substantial Cuban communities in New
York City (16,416), Louisville, KY (6,662), Houston, TX (6,233), Los
Angeles (6,056), Union City, NJ (4,970) and others.

Ref:
"Ancestry." Statistical Atlas.

The
Cuban Castro government invited those who wanted to leave to go. The
exodus was invited, meant less for the slaughter which prevailed
under Castro, and sometimes at his very hands.

So let
it be understood that those who leave Venezuela at some point will be
cut off and not be allowed to return to Venezuela. The political
cleaning process will be final as far as they are concerned.

Let this
be a warning to the US about the fermentation of communism in the
United States and the growing wave of left-wing socialists like
Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez who has put a brash,
fresh face on unapologetic socialism in the United States. Can
Americans—or even Democrats—get behind her? None of whom have
criticized Maduro. None of whom have criticized the exodus of the
Venezuelan people.

“I am
so sick of the one percent getting this preferential treatment,”
Sanders snarls. “Enough is enough! We need to unite and work
together if we’re all going to get through this.” “Sounds like
socialism to me,” observes David. “DEMOCRATIC socialism,”
Sanders corrects him. “Ah, what’s the difference?” “Yuge
difference,” says Sanders. “Yuge.”

Most
countries have the socialist element lurking in the background, even
Britain who has Jeremy Corbyn the Labour party leader, none of those
socialists condemn the Maduro action or behavior, because they are
all in solidarity with him, hoping and dreaming one day to follow the
same path in their own respective countries.

British
Labour Party leader, Jeremy Corbyn, said that the intervention in
Venezuela and the call for sanctions against the government of
Nicolas Maduro are “wrong” and that only Venezuelans have the
right to decide their destiny. “The future of Venezuela is a matter
for Venezuelans. The request of the U.K. Secretary of Foreign Affairs
Jeremy Hunt for further sanctions against Venezuela is wrong” said
Corbyn in a tweet he posted about the political situation in
Venezuela. “We oppose outside interference in Venezuela, whether
from the US or anywhere else. There needs to be dialogue and a
negotiated settlement to overcome the crisis” concluded Corbyn,
thus opposing the recognition of Juan Guaido as “interim president”
of Venezuela, any interference in the affairs of another country
through sanctions and any hypothesis of military intervention.

Bernie
Sanders warned against the "unintended consequences" of
foreign intervention in Venezuela.

As for
Ocasio-Cortez

Understand
that what is happening in Venezuela is a carefully planned procedure
that can only be stopped with regime change. The Venezuelan people
are unable to bring about regime change themselves they are fighting
a battle with an entrenched dictator supported by the Cuban trained
and controlled military.

Russia,
China and Iran support Maduro so as they can continue raping the
uranium and gold pile with the lubrication of Venezuela’s oil.

All of
this communist activity in the Americas and the Caribbean emanates
from Cuba the cancer of the hemisphere, who has been bathing in
Venezuelan oil for years now. If the Castro’s had been politically
castrated years ago, none of this would be happening today.

"communism
is where you are ruled by a dictator, capitalism is truly free"

Jolly Green, telling it the way it is.

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