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Perseus

(4,341 posts)
20. "What i don't want is an Iraq where we go it alone." that is why its important to seek information
Mon Feb 25, 2019, 08:26 AM
Feb 2019

The USA is not going at it alone...There is a coalition with USA/England/Colombia/Brazil.

And GatoGordo is correct, there are no right-wing parties there, the Chavizmo is not only corrupt but its cruel and has murdered thousands of innocent people, including babies, it continues to torture young people who dared march against injustice. I wish people would try hard to find information on what is happening in Venezuela, and why the Venezuelan people are seeking and need the coalition to get rid of the regime, why it is so important to the USA and the World that Venezuela become a sovereign country again, with no Cubans and god forbid that Putin gets in, that would be the perfect stage for Putin to start infiltrating the USA and begin an attack from within.

This is not ideological, this is real and urgent to get rid of the regime in Venezuela. To bring history as an excuse, things that happened 70 years ago as the disapproval of Nixon is of no consequence to the current situation. Chavizmo spread through South America, if Venezuela is not helped to get rid of it the consequences to the USA and the World will be dire, it would be a great win for Putin.

we could have Don Jr leading the troops PupCamo Feb 2019 #1
Calling for bombing the "brown" people. Nothing ever changes with the allies we pick. allgood33 Feb 2019 #30
No. Jake Stern Feb 2019 #2
Have you done any research on the situation in Venezuela? Perseus Feb 2019 #3
Fine let South American nations deal with it Jake Stern Feb 2019 #4
The US "helped" government change in Venezuela in 1958? Why did they riot against Nixon in 1958? Judi Lynn Feb 2019 #5
Fact: There is no mainstream right wing party GatoGordo Feb 2019 #11
Can't imagine what you're trying to say. My post has nothing to do with yours. n/t Judi Lynn Feb 2019 #13
Of course! To disagree with you GatoGordo Feb 2019 #14
You aren't reading the post to which you responded. Breathe. n/t Judi Lynn Feb 2019 #16
You don't understand analogy and are incapable of extrapolation GatoGordo Feb 2019 #21
PLEASE name ONE mainstream right-wing political party in Venezuela. MRubio Feb 2019 #23
I find it quite difficult to imagine any firm political positions Ghost Dog Feb 2019 #31
VenezuelaAnalysis is one of the English language mouthpieces of Chavismo GatoGordo Feb 2019 #37
Thanks for that. Ghost Dog Feb 2019 #38
Your venezuelanalysis.com article MRubio Feb 2019 #39
Thank you. This is helpful. Ghost Dog Feb 2019 #41
NOW you're talking! MRubio Feb 2019 #42
Agreed. I was thinking along Fidel Castro's original lines Ghost Dog Feb 2019 #44
In criticizing Hero of the People Maduro, you may find yourself the subject of one of her creative Marengo Feb 2019 #29
I've seen her operate for years, nuff said. N/T MRubio Feb 2019 #40
The topic was a violent racist attack JonLP24 Feb 2019 #50
People who supported Perez Jimenes, many in the country protested about the US intervention Perseus Feb 2019 #18
Do you know you are spouting R/W talking points from the extreme right in east caracas juxtaposed Feb 2019 #6
It's also the talking points of all the poor Venezuelans I know in Colombia.. EX500rider Feb 2019 #7
There's several countries in Latin American who have the capacity to get the job done Jake Stern Feb 2019 #8
I didn't say we should, I just know some Venz.'s who are for it, and they aren't "oligarchs"... EX500rider Feb 2019 #10
I don't think the US heart will be in it as much as the Venezuelans JonLP24 Feb 2019 #49
What % of NCO's in the US military now have extensive combat experience? EX500rider Feb 2019 #51
There is so much turnover in the US military JonLP24 Feb 2019 #52
What countries are those in South America? Perseus Feb 2019 #19
I have searched, but have failed to find any reference Ghost Dog Feb 2019 #33
All they need is a teary eyed girl to say she saw them rip babies out of incubators Jake Stern Feb 2019 #9
Would you like to see the dead babies of Chavismo? GatoGordo Feb 2019 #15
Name ONE right wing Venezuelan party GatoGordo Feb 2019 #12
You are advocating the advancement of a neo-con agenda developed by Bolton et al. Devil Child Feb 2019 #25
Let's liberate the people of Saudi Arabia first JonLP24 Feb 2019 #48
I'm against direct intervention Sgent Feb 2019 #17
"What i don't want is an Iraq where we go it alone." that is why its important to seek information Perseus Feb 2019 #20
The only way the US would get involved is due to Trump's arrogance GatoGordo Feb 2019 #22
Cutting off the purse strings to Chavismo is still not done.... MRubio Feb 2019 #24
Anti-Maduro Venezuelans can fight their own battles Devil Child Feb 2019 #26
Maduro is praying for a military intervention. Which is why there should be none. GatoGordo Feb 2019 #27
Thanks, I appreciate the kind words regarding the avatar Devil Child Feb 2019 #28
"I am a supporter of citizens of countries addressing their own issues" EX500rider Feb 2019 #32
Hitler's Nazi Germany & Mussolini's Fascist Italy declared war on the US Devil Child Feb 2019 #34
Got it, Hutu tribesmen hacking to death a million Tutsi in Rwanda not our problem.. EX500rider Feb 2019 #46
There are indications that the loyalty of Chavistas runs deep. cf. Greg Palast: Ghost Dog Feb 2019 #35
too many Democratic politicians ignore this history too. yurbud Feb 2019 #36
Why do the poor march for Maduro? MRubio Feb 2019 #43
What would be the outcome if we invaded Venezuela? Cold War Spook Feb 2019 #45
There will be no invasion of Venezuela GatoGordo Feb 2019 #47
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