Chavez’s Book Club – A New Selection

Apparently señor Chavez understands his book selections are becoming very popular. From the President below to the rank amateurs, who have taken the pledge to the President everybody reads with devotion.

The selection for this month is The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man by James Weldon Johnson. I have to agree with this selection as being very effective. One can observe that between democracies there is no jealousy or military conflicts, but between authoritarian regimes there is plenty of mischief. This observation is correct and if one can also recall that Chavez and Fidel were extremely jealous of their comrade from Estados Unidos.

The book chosen by Chavez counterweight the notion that by electing his comrade the racial problem is over and that he is a post-racial candidate. In contrary the problem was reinvigorated and the political correctness (PC) caught a new life.

This book outlines a real tangible solution, which makes its author - James Weldon Johnson a true visionary and a legend from the Harlem Renaissance. Read it for yourself and think about it. My summarization of the solution can be put like this - the rugged individualism and pure capitalism.