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The actual problem is electricity. Please ask your gov to stop cyberattacks on Venezuela´s hydropower plant.thing is that the 'venzies' aren't dying of thirst . In fact in a post or 2 in this thread i see them carrying water . Looks like water is available though maybe not convenient to access eh ??
"Caracas, a city of 2 million, sits in a valley some 3,000 feet above sea level. The public water system relies on a succession of pumps that require massive amounts of energy. Without electricity, the water doesn’t flow."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...ory.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.05078009896b
Only socialism could turn off the electricity in the country with the largest oil reserves on the planet.
Only capitalists find it necessary to prevent socialists from selling their oil:Only socialism could turn off the electricity in the country with the largest oil reserves on the planet
No I didn't, it's how you're interpreting what I said. Are you doing it on purpose or are you that stupid?It is even exactly what you said.That's not even a good spin/misrepresentation on what I was saying, dayamn!!!!Look, your point of view is that when the US imposes sanction on any country, it´s the Russian´s fault. What starfish are you trying to convince?Completely serious, you on the other hand are indeed a disinformation agent or absolutely clueless.You ain´t serious.Yup, it's you that's pathetically gullible...... Keep swinging though, one day you might actually hit the ball.
In that case you need to elaborate on this statement:No I didn't, it's how you're interpreting what I said. Are you doing it on purpose or are you that stupid?It is even exactly what you said.That's not even a good spin/misrepresentation on what I was saying, dayamn!!!!Look, your point of view is that when the US imposes sanction on any country, it´s the Russian´s fault. What starfish are you trying to convince?Completely serious, you on the other hand are indeed a disinformation agent or absolutely clueless.You ain´t serious.
The actual problem is electricity. Please ask your gov to stop cyberattacks on Venezuela´s hydropower plant.thing is that the 'venzies' aren't dying of thirst . In fact in a post or 2 in this thread i see them carrying water . Looks like water is available though maybe not convenient to access eh ??
"Caracas, a city of 2 million, sits in a valley some 3,000 feet above sea level. The public water system relies on a succession of pumps that require massive amounts of energy. Without electricity, the water doesn’t flow."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...ory.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.05078009896b
Only socialism could turn off the electricity in the country with the largest oil reserves on the planet.Only capitalists find it necessary to prevent socialists from selling their oil:Only socialism could turn off the electricity in the country with the largest oil reserves on the planet
Factbox: U.S. sanctions on Venezuela's oil industry - Reuters
"The United States imposed heavy sanctions on Venezuela’s oil industry on Monday, looking to cut off President Nicolas Maduro’s primary source of revenue."
Where's the "free" market?
In that case you need to elaborate on this statement:No I didn't, it's how you're interpreting what I said. Are you doing it on purpose or are you that stupid?It is even exactly what you said.That's not even a good spin/misrepresentation on what I was saying, dayamn!!!!Look, your point of view is that when the US imposes sanction on any country, it´s the Russian´s fault. What starfish are you trying to convince?Completely serious, you on the other hand are indeed a disinformation agent or absolutely clueless.
"If Venezuela is suffering from our sanctions it's Russia's fault for not stepping up to the plate or Venezuela's fault for not asking for Russian help."
“All week long you see people carrying water by here. Saturdays and Sundays, in particular, when people are off from work.”
Here’s the problem. The pump needed to push the water up the hill and into their home. Well, it’s broken. And U.S. sanctions are blocking the country from acquiring new pumps, motors, pipes and replacement parts.
US Sanctions Leave Millions of Venezuelans Without Water
Does this president even know what sanctions are ?
I don't even think he really wanted to be president, to be perfectly honest. It appears that Donald Trump is learning as he goes, like on-the-job training. ( He's like Joe Pesci in My Cousin Vinnie) He should have taken lessons from Obama on teleprompter reading , that's for sure.
No, they cannot. The sanctions are extensive and even hit the bank card system so that Venezuela´s banks now have to create an own. They aim at the total destruction of Venezuela.I never once said Russia was responsible for the sanctions.It is even exactly what you said.That's not even a good spin/misrepresentation on what I was saying, dayamn!!!!Look, your point of view is that when the US imposes sanction on any country, it´s the Russian´s fault. What starfish are you trying to convince?Completely serious, you on the other hand are indeed a disinformation agent or absolutely clueless.You ain´t serious.
Recap;
US puts sanctions on Venezuela.
Russia can and will when it suits their purpose completely ignore those sanctions.
If Maduro doesn't ask fro Russia or China's help in this matter then are the ignored sanctions to blame? No.......
If Russia and Venezuela are deliberately holding up the shipment of pumps for propaganda reasonsthen it's obvious who's at fault for no
In that case you need to elaborate on this statement:No I didn't, it's how you're interpreting what I said. Are you doing it on purpose or are you that stupid?It is even exactly what you said.That's not even a good spin/misrepresentation on what I was saying, dayamn!!!!Look, your point of view is that when the US imposes sanction on any country, it´s the Russian´s fault. What starfish are you trying to convince?
"If Venezuela is suffering from our sanctions it's Russia's fault for not stepping up to the plate or Venezuela's fault for not asking for Russian help."
Yeah but that doesn't make Russia responsible for the sanctions which is what you apparently implied and that the sanctions are to blame.
So instead of doing the obvious and taking what I said out of context let's recap what I was referring to;
US puts sanctions on Venezuela.
Russia can and will, when it suits their purpose, completely ignore those sanctions.
If Maduro doesn't ask for Russia or China's help in this matter then are the ignored sanctions to blame? No.......
If Russia and Venezuela are deliberately holding up the shipment of pumps for propaganda reasons then it's obvious who's at fault for not getting the pumps to the people who need them..... Not the US......
Wow!! You truly are gullible...... Or a tool....... All of that can be bypassed but Venezuela's allies.......No, they cannot. The sanctions are extensive and even hit the bank card system so that Venezuela´s banks now have to create an own. They aim at the total destruction of Venezuela.I never once said Russia was responsible for the sanctions.It is even exactly what you said.That's not even a good spin/misrepresentation on what I was saying, dayamn!!!!Look, your point of view is that when the US imposes sanction on any country, it´s the Russian´s fault. What starfish are you trying to convince?Completely serious, you on the other hand are indeed a disinformation agent or absolutely clueless.
Recap;
US puts sanctions on Venezuela.
Russia can and will when it suits their purpose completely ignore those sanctions.
If Maduro doesn't ask fro Russia or China's help in this matter then are the ignored sanctions to blame? No.......
If Russia and Venezuela are deliberately holding up the shipment of pumps for propaganda reasonsthen it's obvious who's at fault for no
In that case you need to elaborate on this statement:No I didn't, it's how you're interpreting what I said. Are you doing it on purpose or are you that stupid?It is even exactly what you said.That's not even a good spin/misrepresentation on what I was saying, dayamn!!!!
"If Venezuela is suffering from our sanctions it's Russia's fault for not stepping up to the plate or Venezuela's fault for not asking for Russian help."
Yeah but that doesn't make Russia responsible for the sanctions which is what you apparently implied and that the sanctions are to blame.
So instead of doing the obvious and taking what I said out of context let's recap what I was referring to;
US puts sanctions on Venezuela.
Russia can and will, when it suits their purpose, completely ignore those sanctions.
If Maduro doesn't ask for Russia or China's help in this matter then are the ignored sanctions to blame? No.......
If Russia and Venezuela are deliberately holding up the shipment of pumps for propaganda reasons then it's obvious who's at fault for not getting the pumps to the people who need them..... Not the US......
Only the effective measures of Maduro´s government prevent the worst case.
The actual problem is electricity. Please ask your gov to stop cyberattacks on Venezuela´s hydropower plant.thing is that the 'venzies' aren't dying of thirst . In fact in a post or 2 in this thread i see them carrying water . Looks like water is available though maybe not convenient to access eh ??
"Caracas, a city of 2 million, sits in a valley some 3,000 feet above sea level. The public water system relies on a succession of pumps that require massive amounts of energy. Without electricity, the water doesn’t flow."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...ory.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.05078009896b
Only socialism could turn off the electricity in the country with the largest oil reserves on the planet.Only capitalists find it necessary to prevent socialists from selling their oil:Only socialism could turn off the electricity in the country with the largest oil reserves on the planet
Factbox: U.S. sanctions on Venezuela's oil industry - Reuters
"The United States imposed heavy sanctions on Venezuela’s oil industry on Monday, looking to cut off President Nicolas Maduro’s primary source of revenue."
Where's the "free" market?
Suddenly a socialist wants a free market? LOL!
Socialists want a market free of Wall StreetSuddenly a socialist wants a free market? LOL!
No, they cannot. The sanctions are extensive and even hit the bank card system so that Venezuela´s banks now have to create an own. They aim at the total destruction of Venezuela.I never once said Russia was responsible for the sanctions.It is even exactly what you said.That's not even a good spin/misrepresentation on what I was saying, dayamn!!!!Look, your point of view is that when the US imposes sanction on any country, it´s the Russian´s fault. What starfish are you trying to convince?Completely serious, you on the other hand are indeed a disinformation agent or absolutely clueless.
Recap;
US puts sanctions on Venezuela.
Russia can and will when it suits their purpose completely ignore those sanctions.
If Maduro doesn't ask fro Russia or China's help in this matter then are the ignored sanctions to blame? No.......
If Russia and Venezuela are deliberately holding up the shipment of pumps for propaganda reasonsthen it's obvious who's at fault for no
In that case you need to elaborate on this statement:No I didn't, it's how you're interpreting what I said. Are you doing it on purpose or are you that stupid?It is even exactly what you said.That's not even a good spin/misrepresentation on what I was saying, dayamn!!!!
"If Venezuela is suffering from our sanctions it's Russia's fault for not stepping up to the plate or Venezuela's fault for not asking for Russian help."
Yeah but that doesn't make Russia responsible for the sanctions which is what you apparently implied and that the sanctions are to blame.
So instead of doing the obvious and taking what I said out of context let's recap what I was referring to;
US puts sanctions on Venezuela.
Russia can and will, when it suits their purpose, completely ignore those sanctions.
If Maduro doesn't ask for Russia or China's help in this matter then are the ignored sanctions to blame? No.......
If Russia and Venezuela are deliberately holding up the shipment of pumps for propaganda reasons then it's obvious who's at fault for not getting the pumps to the people who need them..... Not the US......
Only the effective measures of Maduro´s government prevent the worst case.
You need to go backSo let me ask you..... If Trump decided that having the Democrats controlling congress right now, was a threat to his power, and decided to create a new governing body to replace Congress... stacked with pro-Trump Republicans.......
Would you be defending him? Would you be complaining if the international community put up sanctions against him?
Or.... are you a scum sucking bit of human trash Hypocrite?
Just curious.
and ask yourself
what the fuck you are talking about . Guaido is an IMF puppet. Period.
What part of my OP do you not comprehend ?
You seem to be confused on how this came about.
The elections put in a sweeping majority in the Venezuelan National Assembly. Maduro unconstitutionally created a new National Constituent Assembly. Then the unconstitutional Pro-Maduro NCA, stripped power from the constitutional opposition National Assembly.
This is about as clear of an example of a total dictatorship, as one could possibly imagine. The will of the people has been completely overthrown.
The opposition National Assembly that was elected by the people, then declared, in accordance with their constitution, that Maduro was a usurper. It was the National Assembly, elected by the people, that declared Guaidó the intern president.
Where do you see the US in any of that? You don't. There is no information or evidence, suggesting that the US was involved in any of this.It's difficult to find evidence supporting the claim the US has NOT regularly meddled in the political affairs of countries like Venezuela, and it hasn't improved since Trump took over:Where do you see the US in any of that? You don't. There is no information or evidence, suggesting that the US was involved in any of this.
https://www.usnews.com/opinion/worl...istration-is-meddling-in-venezuelas-elections
"According to a source with knowledge of the matter, the leading opposition contender for Venezuela's May presidential election, Henri Falcón, was told by U.S. officials that the Trump administration would consider financial sanctions against him if he entered the presidential race. (The U.S. State Department did not return requests for comment.)
"The U.S. has backed the main opposition coalition decision to boycott the election.
"Falcón is a former governor and retired military officer. He is leading in the latest polls, and according to the most reliable opposition pollster, would defeat Maduro in the election by a margin of nearly 7 percentage points."
So if that is true what you claim, what is the purpose of Trump? Driving Venezuela into the arms of Russia and China?Wow!! You truly are gullible...... Or a tool....... All of that can be bypassed but Venezuela's allies.......No, they cannot. The sanctions are extensive and even hit the bank card system so that Venezuela´s banks now have to create an own. They aim at the total destruction of Venezuela.I never once said Russia was responsible for the sanctions.It is even exactly what you said.That's not even a good spin/misrepresentation on what I was saying, dayamn!!!!Look, your point of view is that when the US imposes sanction on any country, it´s the Russian´s fault. What starfish are you trying to convince?
Recap;
US puts sanctions on Venezuela.
Russia can and will when it suits their purpose completely ignore those sanctions.
If Maduro doesn't ask fro Russia or China's help in this matter then are the ignored sanctions to blame? No.......
If Russia and Venezuela are deliberately holding up the shipment of pumps for propaganda reasonsthen it's obvious who's at fault for no
In that case you need to elaborate on this statement:No I didn't, it's how you're interpreting what I said. Are you doing it on purpose or are you that stupid?It is even exactly what you said.
"If Venezuela is suffering from our sanctions it's Russia's fault for not stepping up to the plate or Venezuela's fault for not asking for Russian help."
Yeah but that doesn't make Russia responsible for the sanctions which is what you apparently implied and that the sanctions are to blame.
So instead of doing the obvious and taking what I said out of context let's recap what I was referring to;
US puts sanctions on Venezuela.
Russia can and will, when it suits their purpose, completely ignore those sanctions.
If Maduro doesn't ask for Russia or China's help in this matter then are the ignored sanctions to blame? No.......
If Russia and Venezuela are deliberately holding up the shipment of pumps for propaganda reasons then it's obvious who's at fault for not getting the pumps to the people who need them..... Not the US......
Only the effective measures of Maduro´s government prevent the worst case.
I don´t have such a claim.No, they cannot. The sanctions are extensive and even hit the bank card system so that Venezuela´s banks now have to create an own. They aim at the total destruction of Venezuela.I never once said Russia was responsible for the sanctions.It is even exactly what you said.That's not even a good spin/misrepresentation on what I was saying, dayamn!!!!Look, your point of view is that when the US imposes sanction on any country, it´s the Russian´s fault. What starfish are you trying to convince?
Recap;
US puts sanctions on Venezuela.
Russia can and will when it suits their purpose completely ignore those sanctions.
If Maduro doesn't ask fro Russia or China's help in this matter then are the ignored sanctions to blame? No.......
If Russia and Venezuela are deliberately holding up the shipment of pumps for propaganda reasonsthen it's obvious who's at fault for no
In that case you need to elaborate on this statement:No I didn't, it's how you're interpreting what I said. Are you doing it on purpose or are you that stupid?It is even exactly what you said.
"If Venezuela is suffering from our sanctions it's Russia's fault for not stepping up to the plate or Venezuela's fault for not asking for Russian help."
Yeah but that doesn't make Russia responsible for the sanctions which is what you apparently implied and that the sanctions are to blame.
So instead of doing the obvious and taking what I said out of context let's recap what I was referring to;
US puts sanctions on Venezuela.
Russia can and will, when it suits their purpose, completely ignore those sanctions.
If Maduro doesn't ask for Russia or China's help in this matter then are the ignored sanctions to blame? No.......
If Russia and Venezuela are deliberately holding up the shipment of pumps for propaganda reasons then it's obvious who's at fault for not getting the pumps to the people who need them..... Not the US......
Only the effective measures of Maduro´s government prevent the worst case.
The sanctions are extensive and even hit the bank card system so that Venezuela´s banks now have to create an own.
Sounds awful! So post the sanction that blocks importation of water pumps.
Only the effective measures of Maduro´s government prevent the worst case.
The ineffective measures (and corruption) of Maduro´s government are the worst case.
I'm assuming not in his mind, but then again I can only assume, unlike you I can't read his mind.........So if that is true what you claim, what is the purpose of Trump? Driving Venezuela into the arms of Russia and China?Wow!! You truly are gullible...... Or a tool....... All of that can be bypassed but Venezuela's allies.......No, they cannot. The sanctions are extensive and even hit the bank card system so that Venezuela´s banks now have to create an own. They aim at the total destruction of Venezuela.I never once said Russia was responsible for the sanctions.It is even exactly what you said.That's not even a good spin/misrepresentation on what I was saying, dayamn!!!!
Recap;
US puts sanctions on Venezuela.
Russia can and will when it suits their purpose completely ignore those sanctions.
If Maduro doesn't ask fro Russia or China's help in this matter then are the ignored sanctions to blame? No.......
If Russia and Venezuela are deliberately holding up the shipment of pumps for propaganda reasonsthen it's obvious who's at fault for no
In that case you need to elaborate on this statement:No I didn't, it's how you're interpreting what I said. Are you doing it on purpose or are you that stupid?
"If Venezuela is suffering from our sanctions it's Russia's fault for not stepping up to the plate or Venezuela's fault for not asking for Russian help."
Yeah but that doesn't make Russia responsible for the sanctions which is what you apparently implied and that the sanctions are to blame.
So instead of doing the obvious and taking what I said out of context let's recap what I was referring to;
US puts sanctions on Venezuela.
Russia can and will, when it suits their purpose, completely ignore those sanctions.
If Maduro doesn't ask for Russia or China's help in this matter then are the ignored sanctions to blame? No.......
If Russia and Venezuela are deliberately holding up the shipment of pumps for propaganda reasons then it's obvious who's at fault for not getting the pumps to the people who need them..... Not the US......
Only the effective measures of Maduro´s government prevent the worst case.
The question is does anyone care about Venezuela
or is it because Trump made it an issue that now America has to be involved so that Trump can show how tough he is and declare success in a foreign matter
US involvement in Nicaragua went so well
US involvement in guatemalan civil war went so well
Bay of pigs was such a success
The road to re-election goes through Venezuela
I don´t have such a claim.No, they cannot. The sanctions are extensive and even hit the bank card system so that Venezuela´s banks now have to create an own. They aim at the total destruction of Venezuela.I never once said Russia was responsible for the sanctions.It is even exactly what you said.That's not even a good spin/misrepresentation on what I was saying, dayamn!!!!
Recap;
US puts sanctions on Venezuela.
Russia can and will when it suits their purpose completely ignore those sanctions.
If Maduro doesn't ask fro Russia or China's help in this matter then are the ignored sanctions to blame? No.......
If Russia and Venezuela are deliberately holding up the shipment of pumps for propaganda reasonsthen it's obvious who's at fault for no
In that case you need to elaborate on this statement:No I didn't, it's how you're interpreting what I said. Are you doing it on purpose or are you that stupid?
"If Venezuela is suffering from our sanctions it's Russia's fault for not stepping up to the plate or Venezuela's fault for not asking for Russian help."
Yeah but that doesn't make Russia responsible for the sanctions which is what you apparently implied and that the sanctions are to blame.
So instead of doing the obvious and taking what I said out of context let's recap what I was referring to;
US puts sanctions on Venezuela.
Russia can and will, when it suits their purpose, completely ignore those sanctions.
If Maduro doesn't ask for Russia or China's help in this matter then are the ignored sanctions to blame? No.......
If Russia and Venezuela are deliberately holding up the shipment of pumps for propaganda reasons then it's obvious who's at fault for not getting the pumps to the people who need them..... Not the US......
Only the effective measures of Maduro´s government prevent the worst case.
The sanctions are extensive and even hit the bank card system so that Venezuela´s banks now have to create an own.
Sounds awful! So post the sanction that blocks importation of water pumps.
Only the effective measures of Maduro´s government prevent the worst case.
The ineffective measures (and corruption) of Maduro´s government are the worst case.
Yes. We care about another Russian sponsored authoritarian socialist dictator in this hemisphere.The question is does anyone care about Venezuela
or is it because Trump made it an issue that now America has to be involved so that Trump can show how tough he is and declare success in a foreign matter
US involvement in Nicaragua went so well
US involvement in guatemalan civil war went so well
Bay of pigs was such a success
The road to re-election goes through Venezuela
Yes. We care about another Russian sponsored authoritarian socialist dictator in this hemisphere.The question is does anyone care about Venezuela
or is it because Trump made it an issue that now America has to be involved so that Trump can show how tough he is and declare success in a foreign matter
US involvement in Nicaragua went so well
US involvement in guatemalan civil war went so well
Bay of pigs was such a success
The road to re-election goes through Venezuela
And it's a humanitarian disaster in Venezuela but the backers of Maduro the Butcher don't seem to mind at all.
