My spat with CTheorists

I have been battling bitter war of words with Conspiracy Theorists for my anti-Soros-Palestine Axis views and not succumbing to obvious propaganda. Look, what makes them famous is their LIBERAL garbage, for them is the truth.

Few years ago, a Serb who I treated as a brother had a heated conversation with me for saying that Kazakhstan has a better economy than Venezuela, and that what I pointed out that Nicolas Maduro wasted the revenue of oil for his lavish lifestyle and didn't adopt what Kazakhstan did during the 2016 Oil Crisis as a first aid kit, he unfriended me.

I stopped viewing articles and videos from Russia Today, which I affectionately call White LIBERAL Today, since the LIBERAL losers had sabotaged the center-left news agency and it's viewership. Some of them flagged my comments even without using the "F" word while faceblock allow their comments filled with hate.

Conspiracy Theorists from the page "The World of Truth" went into overdrive whenever I say that the Khazars are the ancestors of modern-day KEBABs, Turkmens and Azeris, not JEWS; destroying the Global Warming myth by mentioning the Vostok Ice core samples data; China is the new evil; Trump and Putin must join together and what the Palestinians has been doing against Serbia and Israel with Amin Al-Husseini and George Soros, to say a few.

And recently, a fake pro-Serb who is a LIBERAL Jew downplays what Amin Al-Husseini did to the Serbian people and got angry with me whenever I expose the Soros-Palestinian Axis. She blocked after a few comments, especially when I said that recognizing Palestine means legitimizing the narco-mafia colony of Kosovo by Albanians.

I will try my best not to pick up fights with children who are inside bodies of adults, but I may have fun if they push my patience into the limit.

Assad must remain, Maduro must go

Two dictators, one is doing his best to get rid of foreign backed terrorists trying to steal Syrian oil, one however starves his own people and goes to his fantasy land. Meet Bashar Al-Assad and Nicolas Maduro.

Bashar Al-Assad, yes, he is a dictator to my standards as well, but he gets elected by the people lots of times, cares for Syrians and doesn't want them to starve. He uses Russian aid to equip the Syrian Arab Army to protect Syria and it's vast oil reserves from foreign backed terrorists, that goes to KEBABistan along with their sarin-made weapons under the direct orders of Recep Tayyip KEBABogan. Assad won't even left his people unattended, and would visit the places that needed help, so he won't be seen as what CNN sees as a brutal dictator.

On the other hand, Nicolas Maduro, after succeeding Hugo Chavez(whose first years until his death was supported by Jimmy Carter, the CIA and George Soros) has been printing money, not exploring other non-oil industries, blaming the West for his own shortcomings while eating and eating like a pig while the cameras roll.

Should this be Western propaganda when the cameras kept rolling after his speech attacking the West for starving his people and will eat an empanada soon after.

Bez komentaru.

A dictator that does his best for his people is an enlightened dictator, a dictator that goes to lavish dinners while his people starve because of his inability to lead, is a SCHMUCK.

Will you still want SOCIALism?

This may trigger Socialists, but face the reality. Venezuela just destroyed itself with printing money and too much dependence on oil, when the prices of oil went down a few years ago. Ohh, before that, when Hugo Chavez(Jimmy Carter's agent in Venezuela) ordered printing of too much paper money without value, depending on oil, neglecting other potential economic targets and kicking out the middle and upper classes, classifying them as foreign agents.

Well, in Kazakhstan, where a strongman named Nursultan Nazarbayev is ruling since 1991, has been implementing macro-economic reforms after years of economic stagnation following the collapse of the Soviet Union. Kazakhstan's economy is not yet near Russia's economy but it may surpass if Nazarbayev's economic ministers will expand the economic prospects and less dependence on oil.

As we all know, oil is one of the most turbulent products on the world market when prices go down, but Kazakhstan's Capitalist system recovered well since 2014 despite the challenges of corruption by some within their government; but not as corrupted as in the socialist haven of Venezuela.

An interesting article about the Kazakh economic stability is here, if you don't believe my observation:

https://astanatimes.com/2018/02/kazakh-economy-grows-4-percent-in-2017-on-increases-in-manufacturing-non-extraction-industries/

Look, Kazakhstan is a market economy like Russia and has diversified it's economy to avert the crisis of 2014 oil crisis and it's a Capitalist system. Venezuela printed too much paper money, relied only on oil and kicked out the middle class, which doomed them since the time of the popular Chavez.

One moral lesson: Socialism has a lot of red tapes and only cares about the government thugs, while Capitalism cares for the people.