This is not about drugs in the Caribbean, this is about control

This is not about drugs in the Caribbean, this is about control


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  1. She’s not “giving away” Venezuela’s oil; she’s prepping it for the auction block. A trillion-dollar prize always finds a buyer, especially when the seller calls it “privatization” instead of plunder. By American standards she’s no conservative—just another operator who learned to smile while counting. What actually bothers me is the show we’re running in the Caribbean. “Drugs” is the fig leaf every administration reaches for when it wants to march ships around. Nobody spends six hundred million dollars to save a few hundred coke casualties. You don’t need a crystal ball, just a pulse: regime change is the game, and everybody knows it. And for what? Three hundred billion barrels of oil that’ll shove us a little closer to climate’s cliff—short-term profit for long-term ruin. But future generations never vote in the present, so their interests don’t count. As for Venezuela—maybe it was better off before it found its way into the socialist funhouse, maybe not. Either way, it’s their mess, not ours. Yet here we are, chest-deep in it because a man with a gold-plated ego can’t resist a resource grab. Trump’s either lying, deluded, or both—greed is the only part that’s consistent. With any luck, Congress will remember what a spine is and pull the plug on this whole misadventure.

  2. It's funny, cause people from outside are already in Venezuela. and they were brought in by Chavez: Cuba, Russia, China and Iran. Also, just today it was announced that another political prisoner (a former governor) died in Maduro's prisons.
    Simon Bolivar would've not achieved victory against the Spanish empire without the economic aid of the British Empire.

  3. Some of you may think that Dalai Lama has all these Hollywood celebrities claiming to be his friend and therefore whatever he says must be the truth? No, he's one of the biggest slaveowners still alive today and that's what his exiled people (many were religious nobility class) wanted back in Tibet. They are not even close to being altruistic with what's good for their people. They want to rule with absolute power again like they did for a short while. It's ridiculous how the situation in Puerto Rico, Cuba, Panama, Guiana, and Venezuela/Columbia people can immediately point out they're being bullied by the US but when it comes to China somehow they all think Seven Years in Brad Pitt and Richard Gere gerbil fucker is right? wtf. just say it's about anti-China and get it over with already.

  4. The right wing in every LATAM country is the same. Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador all the same 💩 Thr ruling class want to own everything and the poors can suck it.

  5. These wealthy oligarchs seem to forget the French and Russian revolutions. The people will only put up with so much before they violently retaliate. So, I say to these oligarchs and their political slaves: "Madame Guillotine is waiting."

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