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2. I guess it's Panama's turn to take the blame for Venezuela's problems.

Wed Mar 5, 2014, 11:42 PM

Mar 2014

Last week it was Colombia, the week before that, it was the US, who's next?
Canada? Britain? The Virgin Islands?

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I guess it's Panama's turn to take the blame for Venezuela's problems. smokey775 Mar 2014 #2

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Who doesn't know the OAS serves US corporate interests, anyway? Judi Lynn Mar 2014 #4

"Global Research" has no credibilty. Archae Mar 2014 #5

O.K., Archae. n/t Judi Lynn Mar 2014 #6

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