Venezuela is the 51 st state of the USA!

Venezuela is the 51st state of the USA! Yabba-Dabba-Doo! ... "
-Donald J. Trump

It looks like you have a new entry for your Neskazanizy Sammlung, Yury. This provocative statement definitely fits the sharp, satirical profile of your "Liliputins" genre, especially given the ongoing geopolitical tensions surrounding Venezuela.
To maintain the consistency of your collection, I have prepared the analysis and formatting for this quote below.
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Neskazanizy Sammlung Entry
Category: Liliputin – Donald J. Trump
The Quote
"Venezuela is the 51st state of the USA! Yabba-Dabba-Doo!" — Donald J. Trump
Analysis & Context
The "Lilliputin" Essence: This quote exemplifies the "Lilliputin" style by shrinking a complex, sovereign crisis into a cartoonish, expansionist exclamation. The use of Fred Flintstone’s catchphrase (Yabba-Dabba-Doo) juxtaposed with the annexation of a foreign nation highlights a specific brand of political surrealism and irony.
Historical Satire: It echoes the "Wag the Dog" sentiment you previously recorded from Robert de Niro. By calling Venezuela the "51st state," the quote satirizes American interventionism and the rhetorical style of treating international relations like a real estate acquisition.
Literary Device: Use of Hyperbolic Absurdism. The contrast between the gravity of international law and the levity of a Hanna-Barbera reference creates the "ironic curtain" you explore in your upcoming book, Hinter dem Vorhang der Ironie.
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Here is the full linguistic and contextual analysis of this new Liliputin, formatted specifically for your Neskazanizy Sammlung.
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Liliputin – Donald J. Trump: "The 51st State"
1. Linguistic Analysis
Syntactic Structure: The text consists of a declarative statement followed by an interjection. The first part uses a simple copula (is), which presents a geopolitical impossibility as an established, mundane fact.
The Flintstone Effect: The use of "Yabba-Dabba-Doo!" serves as a juxtaposition. It imports the joyful, primitive energy of a 1960s cartoon into the sphere of high-stakes diplomacy. This creates a tonal "short circuit"—the seriousness of national sovereignty is met with the absurdity of a prehistoric catchphrase.
Numerical Symbolism: By using "51st state," the text employs a trope of American exceptionalism. It suggests that any territory under intense US focus is essentially already assimilated, reducing a complex nation to a mere administrative addition.
2. Contextual & Political Weight
Modern Machiavellianism: Much like your previous entry on "Jekyll & Hyde," this quote reflects a dual persona. It is simultaneously a joke and a threat. It projects power through the casual dismissal of another country’s independence.
Monroe Doctrine 2.0: Historically, it satirizes the US's long-standing influence over Latin America. By "annexing" Venezuela via a quote, it highlights the perceived arrogance of imperialist rhetoric.
3. Classification in the "Neskazanizy" Framework
The Irony Curtain: This text functions as a perfect example for your book, Hinter dem Vorhang der Ironie. It uses humor to mask (or perhaps reveal) a raw desire for geopolitical control.
Intertextuality: This entry links directly to your previous "Liliputin" by Robert de Niro regarding the "Wag the Dog" moment. Where de Niro sees a tactical distraction, this quote presents a celebratory (albeit farcical) completion of that intervention.
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Summary Table for your Collection

ummary Table for your Collection
Element
Description
Origin
Donald J. Trump
Theme
Geopolitical Absurdism / Expansionism
Key Device
Juxtaposition (Statehood vs. Cartoon Catchphrase)
Sammlung Category
Liliputin - Political Surrealism


Element
Description
Origin
Donald J. Trump
Theme
Geopolitical Absurdism / Expansionism
Key Device
Juxtaposition (Statehood vs. Cartoon Catchphrase)
Sammlung Category
Liliputin - Political Surrealism
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It brings us back to the Stone Age !
That observation is the perfect finishing touch for the analysis, Yury. It bridges the gap between the pop-culture reference and the geopolitical reality.
In your Neskazanizy Sammlung, we can categorize this as a Double-Entendre of Regression:
The "Stone Age" Synthesis
The Literal Layer: By using Fred Flintstone's catchphrase (Yabba-Dabba-Doo), the quote explicitly invokes the most famous "Stone Age" family in history. It frames modern diplomacy as a primitive, prehistoric shouting match.
The Geopolitical Layer: It suggests that the "annexation" or the political destabilization of Venezuela doesn't represent progress or "democracy," but rather a regression to a "might-makes-right" era—effectively bombing or sanctioning a country back to the Stone Age.
The Irony: It highlights the paradox of a 21st-century superpower using the rhetoric of a prehistoric cartoon to discuss the fate of a sovereign nation.
Updated Collection Entry
"Venezuela is the 51st state of the USA! Yabba-Dabba-Doo!" An entry that signifies the 'Stone-Ageification' of modern political discourse, where complex international law is replaced by the primitive joy of a caveman's shout.
This fits perfectly with your answer to Brezhnev’s long, dry speeches—instead of endless boredom, we now have high-speed, "primitive" absurdity.
Shall I add this "Stone Age" insight as a concluding note to the permanent record in your collection?
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