Meanwhile, back in Caracastan: Hyperinflation makes Bolivar worthless

Democratic socialism at work: “here’s your change, sir.”

Supporters of Bernie Sanders should check to see what’s happening in Caracastan, where his style of socialism is the status quo.

Castronoid puppet Nicolás Maduro, the titular “president” of Venenozuela, has lowered the Dollar value of the Bolivar by 37 percent.  At the same time, the price of gasoline in that oil-rich Castro colony has increased by 6,000 percent.

The Central Bank of Venenozuela also revealed that the rate of inflation for 2015 was 181 percent.

Puppet dictator Maduro responded to this crisis by firing his Minister of Finance, Luis Salas, a sociologist, who had been appointed to the post a mere month ago.

The practical result of this hyperinflation can be seen in the photo above, which was snapped by a restaurant patron who paid for his dinner bill with U.S. Dollars, but received his change in Bolivars.  Maduro and his lackeys refuse to print bills in denominations higher than 100.  This means that a two-Bolivar note is now worth less than the paper it’s printed on, as displayed in a photo that went viral, in which a man holds his empanada with a bill rather than a napkin.

Hyperinflation at work: Venezuela today, Germany in the 1920's
Venezuela today, Germany in the 1920’s

 

Echoes of Weimar Germany, for sure, where currency became worthless.

Cubans should take note of this disaster too — along with Obamaites, Hilarites, Sanderites and all supporters of “normalization” — for this is likely to happen in Castrogonia soon enough if the Normalization Circus achieves its goals.

Hope and change for sure.  Yeah, keep the CHANGE….

Read the whole story HERE, in Spanish, from ABC Spain