Tuesday, October 27, 2026

Vote As If Your Toilet Paper Depended On It

A pre-midterm reminder of how socialism actually works, compliments of Venezuela. It didn’t happen overnight but just as Reagan warned, it did happen in one generation.

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2,600,000 bolivars

 14 m bolivars for a chicken

14,000,000 bolivars for a chicken

History will repeat itself if it’s ignored.

VENEZUELA: how one of the richest nations on Earth collapsed in one generation

1992: Venezuela is the 3rd richest country in the Western Hemisphere, powered by oil and a growing middle class.

1997: Venezuelans become the 2nd largest buyers of Ford F-150s—a sign of widespread prosperity.

1998: Hugo Chávez is elected, promising to “redistribute wealth” and fix inequality.

2001: The country votes again for socialism, framed as compassion and fairness.

2003: The government imposes price controls and currency controls. Black markets appear. Shortages begin.

2004: Private healthcare is fully socialized.

2006: Inflation rises sharply as massive welfare programs expand without real economic backing.

2007: All education becomes “free.”

2008: Key industries—oil services, steel, cement, telecom—are nationalized. Production drops almost immediately.

2009: Private gun ownership is banned.

2010: The currency is devalued by 50%, crushing savings and accelerating inflation.

2011: Oil production begins a steady decline due to mismanagement and lack of investment.

2012: American politicians, like Bernie Sanders, publicly praise Venezuela’s model.

2013: Chávez dies. Nicolás Maduro takes power and tightens state control.

2014: Opposition leaders are arrested or silenced.

2015: GDP collapses. Hyperinflation begins.

2016: Severe food and medical shortages spread nationwide.

2017: The constitution is suspended. Elections are no longer meaningful.

2018: Inflation exceeds 1,000,000%. Maduro “wins” a widely fraudulent election.

2019: Unarmed civilians are killed by their own government.

2020: More than 8 million people flee the country to escape hunger and repression.

2023: Minor economic improvements fail to relieve mass poverty.

2024: Disputed elections trigger protests and global isolation.

2026: Maduro is removed by force. Venezuela is liberated after decades of ruin.

History shows that you can only escape socialism by collapse, violence, or foreign intervention.

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Ask yourself: if America falls to socialism who will come to save us? Vote accordingly.