Hugo Chavez and Jakarta, the things which are absolutely disjointed!
When he was alive, Hugo Chavez never thought of becoming a backpacker in Jakarta, Indonesia. Really? Do you think Hugo Chavez once was the most controversial head of state in the world would like to wade across the flood? As a dictator, he never think about doing silly think, right?
I wrote another opinion about him on another blog. It's about what dictator in eye of art is? It can be more sadistic than sadist itself. It can turn the definition into abstract and Hugo Chavez maybe considered a hero to meet the requirement of a national fighter. The one to fight for what he believed, so art is removed from this context. Rather imagine him being a backpacker in Jakarta and lived on Jalan Jaksa. Lol.
He was part of all leaders everywhere in the world, making promises in order to get elected, few ever do what they promised, and many don't even make the attempt, if you may think so. And thing for sure that Hugo Chavez would like to backpack in Jakarta, he never promised that.
Hugo Chavez was born to travel to the world as a leader, the son of working class parents who never wish him to be dictator nor a tourist. Chavez true story is something that can be changed when it comes to political interests.Also the story of him backpacking in Jakarta, Indonesia which is surely not laughable.
So we need to rewrite the story of dictatorship into something more worth-reading like the story of you traveling in a foreign country and get trapped in a huge flood. Sure, this often happens in Jakarta when you backpack in the wrong time.
Back to Chavez time driving a jeep and you as if there asking him, "are you really dictator, sir?" That's horrible! Would you like also to accompany him riding on the back of trucks with the people, or mingling with people on the street? If you say, what a strange behavior for a dictator! What a weird president!, you have come the world of sadistic.
Well, forget it, the hero and the beloved one of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez has gone. There are many valuable lessons to learn from him, anyway.
Happy backpacking in Jakarta, Indonesia, ladies and gentlemen.
When he was alive, Hugo Chavez never thought of becoming a backpacker in Jakarta, Indonesia. Really? Do you think Hugo Chavez once was the most controversial head of state in the world would like to wade across the flood? As a dictator, he never think about doing silly think, right?
I wrote another opinion about him on another blog. It's about what dictator in eye of art is? It can be more sadistic than sadist itself. It can turn the definition into abstract and Hugo Chavez maybe considered a hero to meet the requirement of a national fighter. The one to fight for what he believed, so art is removed from this context. Rather imagine him being a backpacker in Jakarta and lived on Jalan Jaksa. Lol.
He was part of all leaders everywhere in the world, making promises in order to get elected, few ever do what they promised, and many don't even make the attempt, if you may think so. And thing for sure that Hugo Chavez would like to backpack in Jakarta, he never promised that.
Hugo Chavez was born to travel to the world as a leader, the son of working class parents who never wish him to be dictator nor a tourist. Chavez true story is something that can be changed when it comes to political interests.Also the story of him backpacking in Jakarta, Indonesia which is surely not laughable.
So we need to rewrite the story of dictatorship into something more worth-reading like the story of you traveling in a foreign country and get trapped in a huge flood. Sure, this often happens in Jakarta when you backpack in the wrong time.
Back to Chavez time driving a jeep and you as if there asking him, "are you really dictator, sir?" That's horrible! Would you like also to accompany him riding on the back of trucks with the people, or mingling with people on the street? If you say, what a strange behavior for a dictator! What a weird president!, you have come the world of sadistic.
Well, forget it, the hero and the beloved one of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez has gone. There are many valuable lessons to learn from him, anyway.
Happy backpacking in Jakarta, Indonesia, ladies and gentlemen.
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