World Steem! Compatriots of SteemChurch!

On January 23, 1958, Venezuela experienced one of its most beautiful libertarian tasks when a civic-military movement overthrew the government of Marcos Pérez Jiménez, a dictator who ended up fleeing to the Dominican Republic aboard the presidential plane.

Those days sealed a new stage in the history of contemporary Venezuela. January 23, 1958 is considered a triumph of the people. That day, enraged mobs took to the streets, throughout the country, to celebrate the fall of the regime.

Today, January 23, 2019, the working class:

Teachers
Doctors
Lawyers
Architects
University Rectors
Engineers
Many State Security Bodies.
Workers
Fathers and mothers
And the people in general, took to the streets of this beautiful land, fighter and forger of the freedom of many countries but, currently is fighting alone, against corruption, international blockade, bad national and international policies, etc.

What do Venezuelans ask for?

A dignified life, that "returns the Venezuela of before" together with medicines, food, security, human rights, that our sons and daughters return that this land was born, among other things.

Today millions of Venezuelans showed the world that, although victims of the ravages of the economic, political and moral crisis, took to the streets to demand Freedom, social justice, equity.

This video is a convincing show: We are a people that love peace, life and we want a better future for ourselves and our children!

Today in the chain of blocks, as a Venezuelan and a child of this land, I want to remember some paragraphs of the great words that we sent us on one occasion, a very dear leader in the Steem ecosystem and much loved in Venezuela for his continuous support towards us, he is @sirknight, his words in a telegram are:

'Hard times do not last forever; But hard people do!
A quote that this Gentleman must have heard his father say thousands of times. A date that this gentleman says to himself every day.

Freedom, freedom, good money, freedom of expression, free trade, property rights: simple concepts?

Small and responsible government: representative of the people, run by the people?

These are difficult times for the Christian family, in fact, for all families. Venezuela and around the world.

Those in power seek to retain it through the printing press or the firearm. Meanwhile, conservative Christian values ​​are being uprooted by sin, ugliness, mediocrity and filth.

For the Christian scholar, this evil is not new and will be overcome by a flood, or burning sulfur, or another.

Like us, our Lord Jesus Christ lived in times of difficulties, oppression and slavery through debt and taxes.

Regarding money and taxes, Jesus said:

"Give to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's."

We should follow Jesus' example: give our Caesar his money and share our Steem wallet with our God!

And be HARD!

Sirknight

SK si me lees, una vez mas gracias por éstas palabras y por todo el apoyo a Venezuela, pido a los nuevos steemians y feligreses de SteemChurch que lleven consigo éstas sabias palabras y las transmitan a los venezolanos, cuyos brazos estan caídos, cuyas rodillas paralizadas, y luchemos en paz, por la libertad de ésta Nación.

God bless Venezuela!