And the Epstein files

Holidays are ending, better set up some distractions quick. I know, let's start a war

More like they paid him a ton of money and gave him safe passage. In return, Trump was allowed to drop a few bombs and claim he was captured. Meanwhile, we’re still waiting for millions of Epstein files to be released. It’s all smoke and mirrors.

Edit: Rubio says Maduro arrested to stand trial in US, according to US senator.

Can't wait for Trump to bomb Ottawa and capture that dictator Carney!

PP's already chiming in with his idiot take:

https://i.imgur.com/kxXXjkE.jpeg

Maduro will just pay a bribe and get pardoned since they pardoned the guy from Honduras for the same charges.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wag_the_Dog

Apparently, it's an anniversary celebration of sort, 36 yrs ago, US did the same exact thing.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/venzeul...anuel-noriega/

This is fucking insane. This guy gets on trumps dick at any opportunity. Maduro being out seems like a good thing, but when’s the last time US has “installed democracy” and done anything other than end up with oil.

This type of action not only sets a poor precedent but it also demonstrates abuse of power.

As for PP... :inoutugh:

Effectively kidnapping the leader of another country from within their own country doesn't seem super legal to me but maybe I'm missing something.

Don't forget killing a bunch of civilians and leaving the country far more fucked up in the long run.

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-mentioned on this thread that one of my half-Hispanic cousins was born and raised in Venezuela. She has been living in New York on a work permit with her bf since 2015.

She sees this regime change of Maduro being ousted from Venezuela as a positive change for her homeland.

She is still anti-Trump though. LUL

I agree with her about Maduro. He is a very corrupt piece of shit.

The surprise for me is that it took a very corrupt Cheeto to remove an equally corrupt Maduro from power.

For us Canadians, we cannot relate to the nightmare that my cousin went through when she lived in Venezuela.

Maduro was the Venezuelan president since 2013.

We can talk all we want on this thread about the politics about Cheeto’s move to oust Maduro.
We are very fortunate to not live in a nightmare of a country like Venezuela.

From the perspective of Venezuelans, this is a positive change.

My cousin’s parents, my aunt and uncle, still live in Venezuela. Uncle did not have a choice of not living there as he went with his Dad, my late grandfather, when uncle was 10 years old many decades ago to move to that country for my Grandpa to start a supermarket business. Gonna be an interesting phone conversation between my Mom and her brother, my uncle, about his thoughts of Maduro’s removal from power.


My cousin’s IG post:

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lol, someone wrote on Facebook:

First Venezuela misses qualifying for the World Cup by one game, then gets bombed by the winner of the FIFA peace prize.

:lol

The thing is, if anyone thinks things will get better after US intervention, they literally haven’t seen anything at all anywhere in their entire life. Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, etc. all those places are super good, right?

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Regime change through US intervention is always a big gamble in the world we live in.

I understand that.

Keeping things status quo under Maduro is not what Venezuelans want for their country.

Maduro will not step down from power. There will never be free and fair elections in Venezuela as long as that dictator is in power.

So what choice do Venezuelans have in that situation?

Pray for regime change? Leave the country like what my cousin did to live in America?

I agree with people on this thread. This is a smoke and mirrors show that Cheeto did to distract Americans from the Epstein files AND to earn himself more chances to win a Nobel Peace prize in the future.

Controlling Venezuela’s huge oil reserves is a bonus too for Cheeto haha.

Orange Narcissist. LUL

Removing Maduro from power had to be done.

Let’s see what happens with the transition from U.S. control of Venezuela to a new leader for that country before we jump to conclusions about that country’s future.


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I love all the people I’m connected to in Alberta who are right wingers cheering this on or worse yet saying oh too bad Venezuela is the 51st state now I guess we have to be 52…

Like they don’t even realize this basically signals the end of any potential oil related economic boom in Alberta, why would the USA buy from Alberta when their refineries in Louisiana and Texas are already equipped to handle the same type of crude that they’re just going to steal from Venezuela now?

If I didn’t live here I’d be getting my fafo’s ready to serve up, but it’s going to really suck here now with Danielle going full steam ahead for oil thinking we’re going to be the next Norway on top of her data centre shenanigans.

Happy for the Venezuelan people if this is what they want.

But in Trump's press conference, he said, 'US will run the country until a peaceful transition of power' ... damn, is it that easy to take over a frickin country?

Is Greenland next?

Does it count as a gamble when it's always been a loss?

Take action themselves? Or if international intervention is needed there's better ways to be doing it than the US just rocking up and blasting the place so they can yoink the guy and take over themselves to make things even worse.

Truly a fucked up world, who’s to say what right and wrong is anymore… Russia invades Ukraine, USA invades Venezuela… both sides claim to be doing it for reasons of justice, all a matter of perspective I suppose. We have always been asked to assume that the USA operates for truth and justice but I don’t know that most parts of the world see them that way anymore.

Time will tell whether this was just another economic move for billionaires.

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From what my Venezuelan cousin mentioned to me, thousands of Venezuelans have either been put into prisons or killed when they protest against Maduro.

Students were tortured on a routine basis when they organized protests against that Maduro.

Taking action on their own to overthrow Maduro would be a death wish.

I honestly cannot think of any other country’s government other than a U.S. government who would have the resources, the self-interest, and a corrupt enough leader who would want to remove Maduro from power.

Other South American nations with leaders with eyes on Venezuela? Nah. Those countries have their own corrupt leaders. They have their own political problems.

I hate Cheeto as much as my Venezuelan cousin.

100 percent anti-Trump.

Hope that Cheeto does not get any shiny Nobel Peace prize from ousting Maduro.

Maybe he just wants oil from Venezuela?


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oil for sure,

before china grabs it lol

I do think maduro needed to go, but the shine of that feeling is going to wear off very quickly when they find out there is no plan in place to keep the citizens of the country safe. There needed to be checks and balances involved from other countries and global organizations.
If anyone believes the US operates in the best interests of the countries they invade, I have a gulf of America to sell them.

His wife is Venezuelan. Probably forced him to post this :woot2:

Fucking hell this is real?

and trump said they wont put Gonzalez or Machado in charge

I think its time we borrow some nukes from the king

The US has been wanting regime change since Chavez took over the previous corrupt regime, they finally got their wish.

This regime change has nothing to do with helping the Venezuelan people.

Mark my words this will be a complete disaster, and potentially throw the country into a civil war.

Sure, what's going to happen to Venezuela remains to be seen.

However, among my acquaintances/F&F who have direct ties to Venezuela by either being a citizen of the country or have their F&F there, it's finally a ray of hope for them.

We, here in Canada, cannot fathom the thought of being oppressed for not years, but decades and where your original hope, the election, was totally controlled and manipulated by a dictator who'd do everything in their power to stay in power. Maduro was not a democratically elected leader, but an authoritarian dictator who manipulated both the legislative body as well as the judicial branch to have his way.

You can hate Cheetos all you want, but what he did to Venezuela was a thing that the majority of their citizens with any common sense had hoped and wished for decades.

The only people complaining are people who has TDS. Every Venezuelan I know personally have done nothing but celebrated what happened last night.