President Petro does not understand reasons. He points out the most vulnerable sectors as victims, but without giving them any hope. Dividing and filling the hearts of the most humble people in Colombia with hatred and sending them the message that the victimizers are all the rest of us. The culture of hate in his government is imposed as it was imposed in other towns since the beginning of the 20th century with Bolshevik Russia, putting pressure on his people.
He does not even stop to weigh the statements of the person closest to his ears, such as Laura Saravia, who expressed her inclination to stop the announced disaster, in accordance with the marches of the previous April 21, so that the necessary spaces can be opened. that facilitate dialogue on fundamental issues for the well-being of Colombians.
No, that does not attract the attention of the owner of the “Farm” called Colombia.
Some friend reminded me of one of the works of the English writer George Orwel who, in a famous fable related to the politics of the years following the Bolshevik revolution, tells how on a farm owned by a certain Mr. Jones, the animals rebel against their owners. , humans, and they defeat them. But very soon rivalries arise between them, irreconcilable envy and hatred, which lead some to ally themselves with the overthrown masters, betraying their own “principles” and the interests of their clients. The book was conceived as a relentless satire on Stalinism, but the message also contains content and an analysis of the corruption that absolute power entails. An angry and violent criticism against totalitarianism.
The work has been interpreted as a breaking latest news of a betrayed revolution and the lies of a falsified ideal. The work of the writer Orwel, titled Animal Farm, is also known as The Pig Rebellion, because in his work he tells us how two pigs agree to remove their owner from the farm, but one of the two pigs, whom the fabulist baptizes in his book as Napoleon, full of hatred, pursues his partner the pig Snowball, banishes him and pursues him, whom he eventually manages to murder by extending the tentacles of his hitmen to the city of Mexico where it kills him.
For the pig “Napoleon”, everything that walks on two feet is an enemy, everything that walks on four legs, swims or crawls is a friend. No animal will wear clothes, sleep in a bed, drink alcohol, or kill another animal, all animals are equal. While Snowball seeks prosperity, Napoleon seeks to increase his power over the rest of the animals, so, angry with his fellow revolutionist, he banishes him, sets his dogs on him, and he flees the farm.
Little by little the pigs adopt the defects of humans, begin to wear fine clothes, Rolex watches, Ferragamo shoes, and learn to walk on their hind legs. At the end of the novel, the dictatorship of the pig Napoleon and his followers are consecrated when they ask Benjamin the donkey, one of the few who knows how to read about what the last thing known as a commandment is, the donkey answers that when all the animals are equal, but that some animals are more equal than others. Attention: let what happened to Mr. Jonás not happen to us. Julio Bahamon.