La historia paralela

Demo­cracy impos­tors are not only loca­ted in Latin Ame­rica. Some days ago, Rodrí­guez Zapa­tero, ele­gantly clad in a “capi­ta­list suit” (as Left fun­da­men­ta­lists would say) revea­led the red shirt he wears under that garment.

Dis­res­pect­ful of the Spa­nish citi­zens, he tur­ned up sup­por­ting the Socia­list can­di­date Ségo­lène Royal, thus betra­ying the repre­sen­ta­ti­vity gran­ted by the peo­ple and sho­wing his con­tempt for Ethics.

This poli­ti­cal irres­pon­si­bi­lity of the government’s chief, aggra­va­ted by his affi­nity to local and foreign terro­rist groups, does not speak well of this man who inter­fe­res in the inter­nal affairs of other coun­tries with the com­pli­city of soli­ci­tors like Bal­ta­zar Gar­zón, a judge lin­ked to the wors­hip­pers of the sin­gle thought.

With unu­sual pas­sion, Gar­zón has taken part in an Argentine’s dread­ful past, inti­ma­tely rela­ted with cer­tain NGOs alle­gedly sup­por­ters of the human rights. This NGOs have bloo­med inter­na­tio­na­lly as living expo­nents of a scour­ged under­world of per­verse minds to which this jus­tice seems to res­pond uncon­di­tio­na­lly from phony investigations.

Among these orga­ni­za­tions he has bes­to­wed a pre­fe­ren­tial treat­ment to the one stee­red by Hebe de Bona­fini, intro­du­ced by Pre­si­dent Kir­ch­ner as his fos­ter mot­her and who leads a strange study cen­ter called “Uni­ver­si­dad de las Madres de Plaza de Mayo”, where fake pro­fes­sors gra­dua­ted from ETA live together.

Abject com­pli­ci­ties are carried out with the aim of defi­ni­tely set­ting up the XXIst Cen­tury Socia­lism vin­di­ca­ted by Hugo Chá­vez in his defense of Mar­xism, and iden­ti­fied with those of the old Cuban dic­ta­tor prai­sed by Mis­ter Mora­tino, Secre­tary of Foreign Affairs of the Rodri­guez Zapatero’s administration.

The accom­plish­ments of this per­verse asso­cia­tion depend from a com­pul­sive implan­ta­tion wit­hin the new demo­cra­cies of the argu­ments of a deca­ying com­pi­la­tion of of the thought of Marx, Gramsci, Trotsky and other preachers of the human miseries.

Ancient cha­rac­ters ans­we­ring to fai­lu­res of a past which see­med banis­hed and rejec­ted by the peo­ple imper­vious to this kind of ideo­lo­gies, for­merly joi­ned in armed vio­lence and hid behind demo­cra­tic prin­ci­ples in order to achieve power. Once attai­ned, this power gives a Coper­ni­can turn towards a tota­li­ta­rian Left to which have clim­bed the dif­fe­rent Latin Ame­ri­can dic­ta­tors sup­por­ted by Mis­ter Rodrí­guez Zapa­tero, who sha­res the same line of thought.

Argen­tina, Boli­via and Vene­zuela are the coun­tries most enga­ged wit­hin a sinis­ter orga­ni­za­tion which stri­ves to involve more govern­ments each time in prac­ti­ces of a red popu­lism, a true state terro­rism applied to all that appears hard to subjugate.

These ill-gotten cor­po­ra­tions, not pre­ci­sely casual, res­pond to per­fectly esta­blis­hed inter­ests imple­men­ted as poli­ti­cal stra­te­gies through a net­work of defea­ted wors­hip­pers of terro­rism. They try to sup­port bale­ful ideals behind the incon­ti­nence of unwise rulers eager to encrust in the power of the res­pec­tive coun­tries while relin­quis­hing to the mani­pu­la­tion of those wan­ting to sub­ju­gate the peo­ples by means of the threats of trials and punish­ment to all those not res­pon­ding to their sin­gle thought.

Trans­la­tion Raquel Euge­nia Consigli

Autor: Susana Sechi
Director of La Historia Paralela

Email: susanasechi@gmail.com

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