https://www.france24.com/en/20190124-venezuela-france-macron-calls-election-maduro-illegitimate-protests-opposition-guaido
Good move.
BKP wrote:Nope:flamming_python wrote:
Hopefully Russia will steer clear.
"... we have always supported and will support friendly Venezuela that is our strategic partner." --Sergei Ryabkov, Deputy Foreign Minister...
BKP wrote:Hopefully, the Russians realized that flying the two swans in there might trigger this long-in-the-works CIA/deep state attack, and have prepared effective contingency plans.
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higurashihougi wrote:.......
The problem of Venezuela's economy is not created by Maduro or the Chavismo. Long long before Chavez the Venezuela was already notorious for its policy of oil-dependence and ignoring everything else.....
You say Israel put Maduro into power so he ruins Venezuela?ultimatewarrior wrote:Venezuela is another Cuba. Venezuela used to be pro America and bought F-16. The day Venezuela cut diplomatic relation with Israel was the day Venezuela became another Cuba.
If they knew that it would trigger this (it didn't) then maybe they should have skipped that little field trip
PapaDragon wrote: Words are cheap
PapaDragon wrote:If they knew that it would trigger this (it didn't) then maybe they should have skipped that little field trip
PapaDragon wrote:How do you fu*k up this bad? Again, in tropical climate and access to ocean.
BKP wrote:PapaDragon wrote:If they knew that it would trigger this (it didn't) then maybe they should have skipped that little field trip
As if you actually know...
PapaDragon wrote:How do you fu*k up this bad? Again, in tropical climate and access to ocean.
PapaDragon wrote:Well in that case why wasn't solving this food crisis first order of business for commies once they took over?
With all that oil money from 100$/barrel era they should have had no problems.
Useful discussion for seeing where everyone really stands, in the grand scheme of things.
How do you fu*k up this bad? Again, in tropical climate and access to ocean.
If they knew that it would trigger this (it didn't) then maybe they should have skipped that little field trip
France and the EU dont accept Maduro as president of Venezuela and support the oppossition
It's not that I'm a proponent of US regime change, it's just that I won't shed a tear for any of these people - that took one of South America's wealthiest countries and drove it into the ground.
They have it coming.
Tsavo Lion wrote:
views from Russia: http://www.ng.ru/world/2019-01-24/1_7491_venesuela.html?print=Y
But today in Venezuela they are in fact not present in this sense. These are the same conditional "cookies". Here, in addition to "cookies", no one bothers anyone. We can also hand out cookies. These processes are now going on their own. Americans do not have many interests in Venezuela. Oil they now produce in large quantities. Venezuela as a market is small. " According to the economist, Americans will not spend a lot of time and effort on Venezuela. “The Chinese will spend a lot of time and effort on it,” Movchan is sure.
Indeed. Its been quite depressing for me to see even the alternative media who try to report the truth about Syria or Ukraine, simply adopt the main stream line on Venezuela.GarryB wrote:It is amazing how much so many here suddenly believe the western media is telling the truth regarding the situation in venezuela after telling all those lies and half truths about Russia and China all these years...
Teshub wrote:It strikes me as astounding that people can watch interminable TV interviews of healthy, plump even, Venezuelan protesters wailing about food shortages and poverty, whilst they stand there in bright coloured decent clothes, shopping bags in hand, and hundreds of peaceful citizens pass by in the background. Western viewers appear to lack even the most basic critical cognition.
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