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Marksman_91

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5. They can't replace him.

Reply to Warpy (Reply #4)

Sun Feb 16, 2014, 01:43 AM

Feb 2014

Doing so would be not following the Intergalactic Supreme Commander's last order before the Cubans unplugged him back in December (Not March). If they replace Maduro, it'll make them look extremely weak and will hurt a lot of whatever support they have left, which isn't really a lot judging from the Chavista manifestation that Maduro called for yesterday. They're basically almost up against the wall now, especially as more and more people start to join the students' struggle and more evidence comes up of the atrocities being committed by pro-government forces.

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Live feed, Chacao, Caracas, Venezuela: [View all] joshcryer Feb 2014 OP

Another link: joshcryer Feb 2014 #1

Fuck, here come the violent Tupamaros. joshcryer Feb 2014 #2

And here come the gun shots. joshcryer Feb 2014 #3

Not after tonight it won't. Warpy Feb 2014 #4

They can't replace him. Marksman_91 Feb 2014 #5

Right-wing fascist student attacks innocent Bolivarian national guard Marksman_91 Feb 2014 #6

What happened? Did the police attack peaceful demonstrators? JDPriestly Feb 2014 #7

They lit some garbage on fire. joshcryer Feb 2014 #8

Thanks. I have not been keeping up on this. I was never all that impressed with, was it Chavez. JDPriestly Feb 2014 #9