From Jolly Green

Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías died from self-inflicted cancer. He carried a sample flask of uranium to Iran in 2006. Sitting on a flight Caracas to Tehran with the flask clasped between his legs, clutched close to his crotch for the whole journey. Unknown to him, the flask leaked radiation and contaminated his lower body to such a degree that it caused damaged cells to become cancerous, and now he was to suffer a serious pelvic cancer.

1992-1994, When Chávez, an army officer, was imprisoned in 1992 after leading an unsuccessful coup attempt, on the instruction of Cuba, Nicholas Maduro on the instruction of Cuba and his future wife, Cilia Flores, then a young lawyer, campaigned for Chávez’s release, which came in 1994.

2004 June – Iran is rebuked by the IAEA for failing to fully cooperate with an inquiry into its nuclear activities.

2006 May, Hugo Chávez expressed his favorable view of the production of nuclear energy in Iran, announced by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad who denied that they had plans to develop atomic weapons. Which today the world knows was an untrue statement.

2007 The Iranian Minister of Science, Research and Technology, Mohammad Mehdi Zahedi, headed a delegation to Caracas to hold talks with high-ranking officials to follow up on the implementation of agreements. Iran’s Minister of Mines stated “the agreement was preliminary”. They were discussing and making agreements regarding uranium mining, both in Bolivia and Venezuela.

2007, Iran Air, in partnership with Venezuela’s flag-carrying airline [banned from Europe for a period due to lack of safety] Conviasa Air, started a weekly Tehran-Caracas flight via Damascus. The flights along with the partnership between Conviasa Air and Iran Air ceased in 2010 at the time when Iran stopped large importation of Venezuelan and Bolivian uranium, but it continues in smaller shipments, and the Iranians are still mining it.

2007, Monday, 2^nd July, Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez met Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. They pledged solidarity and further cooperation of “independent nations.”

Chávez died after treatment of radiation-induced soft tissue cancer called ‘Sarcoma,’ unlike most cancers of organs this non-organ soft flesh type of cancer is almost always caused by radiation.

Radiation-associated malignancies it is generally established and accepted that sarcomas are induced in heavily radiated tissues in or close to the radiation fields.

Ref: Kuttesch, J. F., Jr., Wexler, L. H., Marcus, R. B., Fairclough, D., Weaver-McClure, L., White, M., Mao, L., Delaney, T. F., Pratt, C. B., Horowitz, M. E., and Kun, 14: 2818-2825, 1996.

The Cuban surgeons having surgically removed the tumor from Chávez administered radiotherapy and chemotherapy, but sarcoma tumors have a high growth rate, making them more likely to repopulate between daily fractions of radiotherapy. The use of multiple daily fractions might, therefore, have prevented repopulation from occurring. But cancer did repopulate, and Chávez required further operations and treatment.

It has been said that the Cuban doctors killed Chávez on orders from Fidel Castro because he had become uncontrollable and Castro had a Cuban schooled and trained man in Venezuela ready to take over from Chavez. A man called Nicolás Maduro Moros, trained in political and revolutionary procedures in Havana. During his time in Cuba, Maduro received vigorous indoctrination under Pedro Miret Prieto, a senior member of the Politburo of the Communist Party of Cuba who was a direct Fidel Castro appointee. After Cuban indoctrination Maduro was sent back to Venezuela where he became a bus driver, he became a representative in the transit workers union and quickly positioned himself as the union representative for all the bus workers. A position that could be used to interrupt the Venezuelan transport system. Little did Maduro or Castro know at that time that this could lead to other things, such as this big ambling oaf becoming Presidenté.

Maduro’s Cuban handlers wrote amazing reports about him which greatly impressed Fidel Castro, who took daily briefings on all sleepers and sleeper cells throughout the Americas and Caribbean, there were, and still are, many. Castro suggested to Chávez that he give a place to Nicholas Maduro in government, more of an instruction than a suggestion. Maduro was the candidate of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (Partido Socialista Unido de Venezuela; PSUV). As such, he was in the position to be recognized by Chavez. Maduro was tasked by the Castro government to serve as a “mole” working for the Cuba’s Dirección de Inteligencia to spy on Hugo Chávez, who was experiencing a burgeoning military problem.

From the moment Chávez was released from detention in 1994, on the instructions and intervention of the Cubans to Chavez, Maduro served in the Chamber of Deputies (the lower house of the Venezuelan legislature), which was eliminated when the legislature became the unicameral National Assembly, in which Maduro began serving in 2000. He was re-elected in 2005 and served as the body’s president until 2006 when he became foreign minister. His future was established and guaranteed to become President at some point in the future. On the direct instructions of Cuba, Maduro was at the forefront in establishing, and cultivating special relations for Venezuela with controversial world leaders as Libya’s Muammar al-Qaddafi, Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe, Iran’s Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and North Koreas Kim Jong-il. He also courted Russia’s president Alexander Putin and the Chinese president Hu Jintao. Four of those presidents are dead, and three are still alive, like Hugo Chávez is dead, and Nicholas Maduro is very much alive, still taking orders from Cuba, not from Fidel because he is dead also, but most certainly still taking orders from the Chavez family.

So the question remains which no one has been able to answer, did Chávez die on the instructions of Castro, or at the hands of incompetent Cuban doctors in a backward and incompetent medical system? It is written somewhere that when the doctors administered radiation therapy, they cooked Chavez by overdosing him, he virtually fried.

In the meantime, Chávez, who was a self-proclaimed Marxist, and as such a nonbeliever in Christ or of any God, a communist atheist found Christ again.

Following surgery to remove a cancerous tumor in his pelvic region in Havana, Cuba, Hugo Chávez, the 57-year-old socialist president of Venezuela, now cried out to God to save his life and have mercy upon him.

In a news story from Britain’s ‘The Telegraph,’ Chávez is quoted as saying, “Give me your crown, Jesus. Give me your cross, your thorns so that I may bleed. But give me life, because I have more to do for this country and these people. Do not take me yet.”

Why did Chávez turn to God, now? Chávez was also quoted as saying, “Today, I have more faith than yesterday.” Well, he must have had! Because “Yesterday,” his faith appeared to be in the hands of communist Cuba with its state-of-the-art medical stations and hospitals on nearly every street corner; yet they butchered and fried him. This was the last resort, the last request, the last hope, all else had failed.

Hugo Chávez, the 45th President of Venezuela, according to a palace announcement in Caracas, died on 5 March 2013 at 16:25 VET (20:55 UTC) in Caracas, from cancer at the age of 58. His death triggered an already result decided presidential election which was constitutionally required to be called within 30 days. Nicolás Maduro served as interim president following Chávez’s death until 14 April, because the Vice President did not want to take charge of the country as Chávez had nominated Nicolas Maduro as a successor, he had little other option.

In the US the high-level defector Leamsy Salazar claims Cuba and Venezuela covered up death of former leader Hugo Chavez, to prop up the legitimacy of the Maduro government. He claimed Chavez had died two weeks earlier and they kept him in the mortuary refrigerator.

Chávez, with the help of Maduro, had created an image of an enlightened world leader, selling oil at a discount to many Latin American and Caribbean nations, in a bid to buy their leaders. For example, he struck a deal to provide Cuba with deeply discounted oil in exchange for Cuban doctors. A deal that benefitted Cuba many times over, supplying a few iffy medical workers for billions of dollars worth of oil. He invested in many leaders solidarity, among them Ralph Gonsalves of Saint Vincent. The 2005 accord was signed by Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Belize, Cuba, Dominica, the Dominican Republic, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Vincent and Grenadines, Suriname, and Venezuela. Haiti and Nicaragua became members in August 2007.

In an attempt to emulate Cuba and on their instruction, Chávez had waged a war against Venezuelas private sector. He nationalized thousands of private companies and industries, to the amazement of his followers and to the astonishment of business owners and consumers who did not see it coming.

Chávez’s style was confrontational, disrespectful, and self-centred. He would spend countless hours on national TV offending anyone who would dare to disagree with him and was known for reprimanding and firing cabinet ministers on live TV. Countless hours of the show ‘Aló Presidente’ were produced.

On the death of Chávez, the problem now was Nicholas Maduro becomes a leader to a country which is already bankrupt. Everything was already stolen by the Chávez family. A family that came from a house with a dirt floor. The whole family and each of them individually becoming billionaires during the few short years of reigning supreme in Venezuela. His daughter, the richest woman in the hemisphere, holding assets in American and Andorran banks totalling almost $4.2billion, Diario las Americas reports. Everyone associated with Hugo Chavez managed to build up great personal wealth that was kept outside the PetroState. After her father’s death in 2013 and until her appointment to the United Nations as alternate Venezuelan ambassador, the Chavez girl continued to live in the presidential mansion, forcing the current president Nicolas Maduro to remain at the vice presidential home.

Quite simply there is no way out, Russia owns all the oil production in return for military arms and equipment bought by Chavez, and China joins in the oil scramble to repay massive loans from them. Putin has promised Maduro protection in return for a one for me, one for you gold deal while purporting to store it in Moscow. January 29, 2019 the Venezuela National Assembly Venezuelan MP Jose Guerra said that 20 tons of gold had left Venezuela en route to Moscow. A Russian newspaper “Novaya Gazeta” said that up to January 2019, about 30 tons of gold belonging to Venezuela was stored at the Central Bank of Russia. Most of that gold was flown that month to Dubai where Maduro owns a house, bought by a Vincentian agent, some of the gold went sideways, where to? Ask Putin.

Maduro has to keep paying the military chiefs; loyalty comes at a price. The Chavez family are still milking several million dollars a day, and demanding undying loyalty from the puppet Maduro. Under Maduro, according to the UN, Venezuela now has the worst human rights record in the history of the state.

What a tangled web, “Oh! What a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive”.

Good Night Nurse, “it’s all over but for the shouting”.

Jolly Green, reporting on things not so jolly.

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