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He's not a dictator.The Venezuelan military is so committed to democracy and professional they are keeping a butcher and dictator in office as they beat, shoot and simply drive over citizens of Venezuela that want their nightmare to end as their nation has become a dystopic dysfunctional authoritarian hell hole.I know the Venezuelan military; Iāve trained some of them. They are not your usual āI want to shower after meeting themā crowd, as I would describe for instance the Honduran military. Instead, they are reasonably professional, reasonably aware of Venezuelaās 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. . . . "
He was democratically elected with more support than in any western nation.
As far as how the democratically elected government puts down a coup? I don't really care how violently they shoot, maim, kill, drive over, or otherwise demolish fools that try to overthrow a democratically and legitimately elected government.
If their government is so dystopic, maybe the international cabal of criminals and thieves should allow the people of Venezuela to trade and do business with the world again, as they have not done anything wrong other than choose a government of their own sovereign choice.
How much sympathy would you have for Antifa if they tried to overthrow Trump and they were treated in a similar fashion? I am willing to bet, not much, eh?
He was democratically elected with more support than in any western nation.
Kim Jung Il, Castro and Saddam used to get huge margins too.
I don't really care how violently they shoot, maim, kill, drive over, or otherwise demolish fools that try to overthrow a democratically and legitimately elected government.
What about a democratically and illegitimately elected government?
How much sympathy would you have for Antifa if they tried to overthrow Trump and they were treated in a similar fashion?
That would depend on whether Trump was starving our population and how many millions had fled to Mexico and Canada.
He was democratically elected with more support than in any western nation.
Kim Jung Il, Castro and Saddam used to get huge margins too.
Generally, they were the only candidates on the ballot, or voting against them was hazardous to your health.
I don't really care how violently they shoot, maim, kill, drive over, or otherwise demolish fools that try to overthrow a democratically and legitimately elected government.
What about a democratically and illegitimately elected government?
Read ALL my posts. The UN observers have written letters to both the US and EU proven the legitimacy of the Venezuelan government. In fact, there were more registered voters that showed up for that vote, as such, their government is more legitimate than Canada's, the U.S., France, Britain, and Germany. . . and many more.
How much sympathy would you have for Antifa if they tried to overthrow Trump and they were treated in a similar fashion?
That would depend on whether Trump was starving our population and how many millions had fled to Mexico and Canada.
We have gone over this before in many posts. And I posted a video on this you clearly did not want to watch. You REFUSE to accept that the crashing of the economy there is due to PRIMARILY to illegal sanctions and the U.S. manipulation of oil prices. Has cronyism and corruption crept in? You bet. You can't have socialism without it. Especially when a government is under economic siege. The refuge problem is artificially created by the economic warfare though.
Cuba 2.0 started when Chavez was elected.
Venezuela crisis: Former UN rapporteur says US sanctions are killing citizens
āModern-day economic sanctions and blockades are comparable with medieval sieges of townsā
US sanctions are killing Venezuelans, says former UN rapporteur
". . . Despite being the first UN official to visit and report from Venezuela in 21 years, Mr de Zayas said his research into the causes of the countryās economic crisis has so far largely been ignored by the UN and the media, and caused little debate within the Human Rights Council.
He believes his report has been ignored because it goes against the popular narrative that Venezuela needs regime change.. . . . "
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