Javier Meli, in Tocumen: “I will be the next president of Argentina”
Saturday night, Javier Meli He headed his first business in northern Argentina. They said 30,000 showed up near you. Piazza Alberde in San Miguel de Tocumen was the venue of the liberal community and the deputy was accompanied by Ricardo Bossi, the leader of the republican force.
There were fireworks, ecstasy, and a young majority and Mielle entered the stage with a La Renga panic show.
“I will be the next president to get Argentina out of the well,” he said. He also called for the victory of Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil and the return of Donald Trump to power in the United States.
“If there is one wonderful thing about being in this province, it is that it is a land that breathes freedom. Over 200 years ago, 29 patriots declared independence to cast off the yoke of the Spanish monarchy. It is incredible that 200 years later we have to continue the struggle of For freedom, but not because we are enslaved by someone from outside, but because we are being plundered by the social class and the political establishment,” the economist said.
Some of his conversations:
“There is nothing more unfair than social justice. It means theft and unequal treatment before the law. It is a disgusting and degenerate model that makes those of us who do work poorly and that things are going well for the parasite of politics.”
“Last year when I was at the City MPs debate, I presented the class model. It is based on the principle that where there is a need, right is born. The problem is that when infinite and finite resources are needed there is a conflict.”
They want to finance the fiscal deficit with indebtedness. This is unfair and immoral. It means future taxes that will be paid by future generations..a thief government.”
“When no one lends us anymore, and it can’t be issued, the politicians get upset and say we have to make the amendment. But they never did, if not those of us who work. This time we tell them that politics will make the amendment.”
What impoverishes the people is damned socialism. The problem isn’t the chef, it’s the recipe. When Argentina embraced Alberdi’s ideas, it became the number one world power. But since 1916 when we embraced socialist ideas, we have become a decadent country. And if we continue like this, we will be the largest slum in the world.”
“Socialism has advanced on gender ideology, and demands groups that claim to represent minorities. Liberalism defends minorities who are individuals. We support minorities. They also mess with inclusive language to distort the way we communicate. Language is even mocked.”
“They’ve also messed with the indigenous peoples, and we have the Maputrochos who live in fear of investment. Socialist values are filthy.”
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