Friday, 2 October 2015

An Ego-maniac leader - No consensus, and even if he looses the election, vows that HE will rule Portugal


During this term of governance, 
we had Mário Soares and his "fandanga" troops surrounding Costa 
(always nodding in agreement and lovie-dovie to the entire PS), 
while constantly appealing to popular violence against the government 
and the President of the Republic, who were democratically elected. 
Because for Soares and his "fandanga" troops, the legitimacy to rule 
and be president does not come from the people's vote. 
It comes from the approval of a species of the Guardian Council of Iranian socialists, 
secular and republican, granting its approval to who won elections. 
But when such approval is out-lived, such eminences expect the President 
to end the rule of the elected government, 
because it incurred the displeasure of the "owners of democracy" 
(meaning the socialis elites). 
This, of course, if the government, that does not want to fear the Elders, 
and refuse to resign immediately- as would any decent elected government. 
As the President refuses to impeach the elected government, 
they suggested that the population would have him beaten up, 
whenever he dares leave his quarters. 
Only those authorized by the socialist Council of Guardians, 
(secular and republican), can walk down the street,
. There is here a real  appropriately danger alert
 to think that any looney can make use of the public space 
only because he pays his taxes or is a national citizen. 
Dangerous thoughts, of real death threats and real danger to the PM 
and the President of the Republic.

In this sense, a coalition government having ended a full mandate,
 is a huge step towards democratic normalization. 
That they managed to rule in the middle of the shoutings and insults 
of Soares and his "fandanga troops", makes this feat even more striking.
The legitimacy to govern comes from the people's vote, 
it does not come from the socialist (PS) elders. 
We have this to thank, our president, Cavaco Silva. 
(And remember what happened in 2004, when for Sampaio (then president), 
preferred the maintenance of the ascending socialists which were more important).

It was also as if by some kind of "divine right" of the socialists (PS) 
that in recent days we have witnessed the dictatorial tendencies of António Costa. 
When it became evident that the coalition could have more mandates in Paliament than the PS, 
even with the PS having more votes, 
the Socialists immediately cried out that what matters most is the number of votes 
and NOT the number of mandates (deputies). 
When the polls began to show the coalition ahead of the PS with a reasonable distance, 
something even more surreal happened. 
Costa made it  known very clearly, that, 
winning or losing the election, 
he plans to govern the country.

Voters just be patient, 
but the incredible thing is that the candidate António Costa 
 has convinced himself that he is the providential man to save the country 
(he who has applauded all the policies that bankrupted the country, but of course, 
that is just a mere detail, and who cares the details?), 
Elections are just a formalism 
(in short, the good people of the PS have to endure these formalities from time to time, 
to pretend that they keep the democratic zeal burning), 
but let's be serious, who decides who the next prime minister is, 
is the whim of António Costa. 
Oh, dear voters did not take  the PS poster contains the face of António Costa 
and such phrase 'It's your votes that decides', 
seriously do you? 
Or are you gullible enough to this point?

The Socialists (PS) are preparing palatial tricks of an assault to power, 
most probably in accordance with the letter of the law 
but without any democratic legitimacy, is a given fact. 
Another fact is that we must begin to scrutinize is the clearest undemocratic vein 
that many of the Socialists (PS) have shown lately. 
If they lose the elections, they will forcefully take power. 
In political science courses, we learn about the abstinence 
in choosing egomaniacs leaders.

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