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Most isn't all. Which means we helped. And we did help.
Venezuela Crisis: Failed coup attempt by Juan Guaido; Military remains supporting Nicholas Maduro
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Most isn't all. Which means we helped. And we did help.
This article seems to imply that Chávez was some sort of dictator ushered into power by Cuba rather than the democratic will of the people, do you also share this view?
If you track the evolution of the dialogue, I've gotten Maduro supporters to admit that
- Russia is heavily involved in Venezuela
- Cuba is heavily involved in Venezuela
- Venezuela is a functional Narco State that funds Hezbollah all the way up to the Vice President and beyond
- Troops from both countries are heavily involved in Venezuela.
People aren't denying it anymore.
You've basically cosigned :
John Bolton - a delusional Deep State neocon warhawk
Elliot Abrams - a drug trafficking Reaganite
Mike Pence - ultra conservative hellbent on seeing the world burn for religious reasons
Trump is the president of the US
This is interesting. What is Venezuela responsible for?
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No, but the president of the US with his tremendous unilateral power does support Maduro and Putin. Hence, US intervention at this time would be intervention on behalf of Maduro.
You don't even believe what you just wrote.
And you said you don't support Maduro.
Thanks for playing.
The Tragedy of Venezuela Is the Tragedy of the United States of America - Antiwar.com Original
I know the Venezuelan military; I’ve trained some of them. They are not your usual “I want to shower after meeting them” crowd, as I would describe for instance the Honduran military. Instead, they are reasonably professional, reasonably aware of Venezuela’s historical commitment to democracy, and reasonably competent at their day jobs. They are proud of the fact that they are not Panama, i.e., a country into which the U.S. can send paratroopers overnight, kill several thousands, grab a narco-trafficker, and leave.
The majority of them, if the U.S. military arrives in Venezuela, will take to the hills – very formidable hills, with jungle-like backdrops – and they will harass, kill, take prisoner from time to time, and generally hold out forever or until the “gringos” leave. We might remember how the North Vietnamese and the Taliban accomplished this; well, so will the Venezuelans.
The majority of them, if the U.S. military arrives in Venezuela, will take to the hills – very formidable hills, with jungle-like backdrops – and they will harass, kill, take prisoner from time to time, and generally hold out forever or until the “gringos” leave. We might remember how the North Vietnamese and the Taliban accomplished this; well, so will the Venezuelans.
Lawrence Wilkerson knows Chavistas are with the sh!ts
Secure Da Bag
Veteran
You just said it. Most of their problems. But not all of their problems. The US got the rest.
So when the leader of the US said 2 days ago Russia has no interests in Venezuela, that is not a pro Maduro and pro Kremlin position?
How are you so clueless when you've been following this for years? Wow.
You support Maduro, or not?
Secure Da Bag
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So now you're saying that the problems are not Venezuela's? Which is it?
