Political Dementia in Peru

Recently, Peru had a fiesta for the world at large, shut down Lima, gave everybody a holiday without pay, and lavished the rest of the world with gifts, telling them how great Peru is, even though there is a robber on ever street corner ready to kill for a few bucks. Every woman, every household, and perhaps everybody, in Peru have been robbed once or twice and it is rising with Garcia in power, the day he was ordained King of Peru; the police are worse than the robbers, they wait by churches and rob the security people who are trying to protect the houses around the neighborhood, that is really the job of the police, but they now have taken up robbery themselves, it pays better. Every house in Lima has gotten iron bars on it, and you got to ask why? It is because Garcia’s police force demands it to be so, lest you lose house and furniture. Nowadays, the robbers do not take a T.V., or computer, they take the whole house full of furniture; and Garcia says on TV, look how great we are. He is blind, and lead by the blind; he has dementia I think, or is in another world.
They, the president and his staff, now want to have the Olympics in 2020 AD, and they can’t even feed their own, they have to still take handouts. Something is missing here. Garcia is on another one of his grandeur episodes, he was in the 1980s, and Peru plunged to the depths of hell, like Zimbabwe has recently, and now that Peru is sending all its food out to other counties, to become international, Garcia likes that word, food prices have doubled in Peru, how nice of him to think of the international trade before his own people, that suffocates his own people. All he will be remembered for in history I fear will be as a pea in a pod, that none care to remember. He is so out of sink with his people. I think he is trying to do what he did last time, hide the money for retirement, and run to Paris when his regime is up, but this time he wants enough money to have it out live him. He moaned and groaned about how he wanted to show the people of Peru, he could be a good president, if only they would give him a second chance; but as most Peruvians can see once a thief, always a thief.