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The instability that is happening in Venezuela was eminent.
If a democratic presidential will be chosen from the Venezuelan people then the same situation will continue. The dictator should be stopped, but sadly the only way to do so is war...

And here they are:

Well that explains their mysterious connection defending Maduro. I wonder what is the punishment for squatting an embassy?

Now that you mention, the name Cindy Sheehan sounds familiar, probably appeared on national TV back when Chávez had his Sunday tv show. Lots of foreigners and "leftish" organizations received "support" during the happy days of high oil price...

Here she is in 2012 on national TV with Eva Golinger, the one i mentioned to Lauda...


Venezuela's Highest Court is Led by a Career Criminal and Defrocked Judge

by Eva Golinger... 2019.

Golinger, an American who actually lived here for years (unlike certain someone who loves writing lies on this forum), learned things her socialist friends abroad know nothing about, or rather prefer to turn a blind eye to the atrocities suffered by the Venezuelan people in the name of political "solidarity"...

I started hearing about Code Pink supporting Maduro a few days ago, and I started wondering, why the fuck are they supporting a dictatorship? Then, I did some digging and found this:

https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/warner-todd-huston/2008/04/15/obama-big-money-bundler-hugo-chavez-supporter-will-media

An article from 11 years ago showing a photo of Jodie Evans and Medea Benjamin, co-founders of Codepink, next to Hugo Chavez...It all makes sense now. Can't imagine the amount of money they've received from Hugo Chavez and Maduro for the past +10 years.

I'm glad that the squatters from codepink were kicked out from our embassy in Washington D.C. Anyone willing to break international law to support a tyrant deserves imprisonment.



And i hope they get exemplary punishment.

only german style nazism or soviet style communism, or saudi arab style wahabis can safe venezuela and pull it out of the misery, the population has to use their lingual skills to cooperate and develop their infrastructure.

foreigners like the americans or the evil rouge state of uk will only try to abuse and scam the venezuelans as money earning cattle to extract ressources, minerals, vegetable, or farm other stuff like meat and fruits thats it.

capitalism will not make venezuelans richer it will only scam and abuse them as money earning cattle by foreigners, but capitalist media will never admit that because its not in there interest to be honest and admit that. they only want the money earning cattle and teach the children in venezuelan schools to earn and prostitute themselves for bitcoin.

Deutsche Welle documentary:



Venezuela: Humanitarian crisis and the fight for power | DW Documentary

Covers the events during the attempted delivery of humanitarian aid, and the status of Venezuela in general.

To our Venezuelan friends, I think this information may be very helpful in the times to come:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DlnAq5UAqY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10k-DPcLrHU

Hope it helps.

Of course, they don't care about parliamentary immunity, heck they don't care about the legislative branch at all, they are like: "we do what we want because no one can stop us". Yes, they have done this to almost the entire opposition for the past 5 years, there is no rule of law here, only the rule of "presidential decree".

In other news, yesterday we had the third nationwide blackout in a month... Remember this is a cashless country, thanks to gov induced hyperinflation. No electricity, no purchasing. Oh and most of the water needs electric pumps. Every time electricity goes, it takes about a week for the water to return after power is restored...

The excuses for the blackouts are laughable at best. First one was "cyberattack" (on an analogical system from the 60ies) then they claimed electromagnetic attack (because Maduro can't get it right), the second one was attributed to a fire by saboteurs, and after being laughed and the stupidity of the comments, because all those places are guarded by the military, they came with "sniper attack". Yeah right, a sniper would waste bullets to remote electric installations instead of going after them like real snipers actually do... The third one was yesterday, lets see what excuse they come up with... And yes, the electrical engineers and even workers anonymously leak the real reasons, thats how we get to know the truth, mostly thru internet social media.

Truth is, lack of maintenance to a system that has been neglected for almost two decades. The only reason it lasted this long is thanks to the diligent and excellent work done by those prior to them, but even the best systems have a lifetime and when not replaced promptly, things start falling apart. This is what is happening to the electricity, and its what has been happening to all state controlled companies, which in a "socialist" state, means pretty much all. They have gone to a severe state of disrepair, and things just break and don't get repaired, except the bare minimum and for the areas they consider the most important. The city of Caracas is blessed in that regard, while Maracaibo had weeks without electricity, which prompted looting (remember cashless society, days pass but no one can buy things anymore?)

Here i found a better source of Venezuelan news in english:

• Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido vows to fight on despite 15-year ban from public office
• Venezuela: Starving children forced to feed off rubbish dumps
• Venezuela: After days of darkness, mob's orgy of violence has left city in shock
• Venezuela: Plunged into anarchy - A city on edge after frenzied looting
• Venezuelans risk illness as they resort to dirty water
• Venezuela crisis: Rich and poor both suffer as Venezuela struggles without power
• Venezuela: Power cuts - not power struggle - could see off Nicolas Maduro
• Venezuela blames major power cut on US senator Marco Rubio

PS: Posting asap then editing for beautification in case the next power outage hits, they come without warning, Maduro already announced rationing but no one knows when and where or for how long...

The Venezuelan government has banned Juan Guaido from holding public office for 15 years and now is the biggest crisis there that befell his community


Liputan6.com, Caracas - Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro called on local people to pray for a recovery from the national outages that crippled the country.

In late-night television broadcasts, Maduro claimed the latest power outage was caused by sniper attacks on an important part of Venezuela's energy infrastructure, carried out by mercenaries "foreign military shipments supporting coups", as quoted by The Guardian on Friday (29/3 / 2019).

Completely their fault for centralizing it, since "socialists" don't believe in the freedom of a free market. They say that's how capitalists keep "exploiting the masses", therefore in their infinite wisdom the only solution they can think of from letting people decide for themselves where to work or buy, and for how much; is to "command" the whole thing entirely (planned economy, fixed prices, fixed exchange, etc), since... people can't ever play nice to each other by themselves and have to be, "guided/educated" (coerced) into...

But don't worry, I think that Petro site might come back up, its probably down due to the frequent blackouts. Doesn't mean people will ever see their money back, you can write in the history book of crypto-currencies that even a Goverment made an ICO scam.

To guess their rhetoric, yes, the Petro is site is currently down because USA "attacked" the national electric grid...

Also their lack of skills is not limited to electricity, IT is seriously lacking, most of their systems are outdated, unlicensed and even cracked crapware that any script kiddie can take down at any point (and have done for years), but since corruption is the number one driving force, there was always someone benefiting from dubious sales of both equipment and licenses, at outrageous prices paid by Venezuelan's oil/tax money, and no one can do or say anything about it because... A) They don't care, or B) You are an imperialist for daring pointing an obvious flaw or C) Since you know so much you must be involved therefore go to prison. In this country people can land in prison for posting the wrong tweet, go figure...

Petro came from Dash, but the few nodes that exist belong to the gov, no software code was ever released (infringing their own laws), there are also no wallets beyond the only online wallet in that specific site. So if that site goes down, so does the Petro.

Wonder if its also America's fault that the Petro websites are now offline:



RIP El Petro

I feel bad for these people, they got suckered in to buying paper certificates representing Petro holdings a couple weeks before its death:

Another national blackout two days this time. Internal information revealed they overloaded the hydro by improper manipulation of this delicate very high voltage system, which they "switched to manual" after claiming a "cyber attack" last week... This time it resulted in transformers catching fire. In case you somehow manage to read their propaganda, they claim "imperialist sabotage", lets ignore the fact the place has been placed under heavy military control even further after the March 7th event...

Of course, they blamed the opposition and the US, because... yeah, who cares, its never their fault... But no one believes them.

I agree with the non-negotiable policies so that the usurper and the usurpers of power leave. There is a clear connotation, these blackouts could never have originated due to attacks by hackers, it is clear that Venezuela does not have high-tech digitized systems, everything is analog, I say it, because I am an electronic engineer, and I know that in Guri they have very few computers with industrial instrumentation systems, with automation under SCADA, which, in my opinion, is deficient, the best systems for automation and control are PLC and Siemens brand (I have programmed it), the reason is clear, there was no preventive maintenance , or corrective, much less predictive, the money allocated to these procedures was stolen.

Nothing more than the fact of having turned off a whole country for so many hours is a total bad practice generated by the usurping government itself, which occurs when people trained in courses in foreign countries are fired and hire people graduated from universities created by the government, where quality is harmful. That is the reason, in addition, I have many friends who work in Corpoelec and corroborated my hypothesis, they have no excuse or defense whatsoever.

It's quite clear you actually know what's going on, and understand the root and systemic causes for it.

you cant

understand the situation in venezuela, you will get a similar one in uk soon, once you will be forced to deal with uk foreign trade defizit.

the problem in venezuela is systematic, the solution one large portions of the poplation wont like.

regards

Perhaps "someone" hasn't allowed that part of the constitution to go on? Perhaps someone usurping the power? What do you think? This "someone" and the other guy prosecuted abroad for his relation with a drug cartel must go away and this mechanism activates the exact same way. Guaidó is the President of the National Assembly, elected by popular vote, unlike the usurper in the executive who refuses to leave office and keeps an entire country hostage at gunpoint.

But that time will come, sooner than later.

The roadmap is:

• Cease usurpation
• Transitional government
• Free elections

Those points are nonnegotiable, and must be accomplished in that exact order.

PS: Just had another 20 min blackout...

You are correct to assume Venezuela has great geopolitical importance. However your logic is flawed. The USA is now the #1 energy exporter, elements within the US need not take it over for oil. What does concern them, (and me frankly) is what China will do with their influence there. You seem to disregard the fact that this would give China a military staging ground in the Americas complete with fuel supplies to launch an invasion further North.

Again, I ask you, how free do you think the UK and EU will be if China is able to take out the USA as a counter balancing force? I find it amazing you are willing to attribute all of these motives to "Washington" while totally ignoring the potential devastation of China getting a foothold there as if their intentions are nothing but pure. They pay lots of lip service to national sovereignty, but really they just know this is a useful card to play against people like you with no common sense and a conditioned hatred for the US, hoping you will run into their arms as a knee jerk reaction in a rejection of "Washington's" policies only to find they are worse than "Washington" ever hoped to be.

I hope they find independence, but China's whole game is a system of creating dependence in order to strip natural resources. At least in the USA we are still (mostly) free to criticize such actions when perpetrated by our government. Good luck doing that in China where people's lives are treated as meaningless.

Why do you call him the president interim? I thought his 30 days had expired.

Is there anybody who could run for president? Guaido has said he will sell off everything to Washington, and that can't be good for Venezuela. I would have thought that the assets should be used to rebuild your country, and not to feed the globalist war machine.

There won't be "a war", just a regime change and possibly some isolated violent groups that will need to be taken care of. The Venezuelan military are not going to give their lives for Maduro or any of his corrupt generals...

The duty of the president interim, according to the constitution, is precisely to organize presidential elections so you don't need to worry about that. He might not even run in them for all we know.

PS: Just had another couple of hours of blackout. They are rationing, even after saying on State radio/tv that "everything is 100% fixed"...

Yes, I'm in England, and I'm trying to understand the situation in Venezuela. I'm sure the situation is pretty bad, possibly almost as bad as some cities in the US. I'm not sure how easy it is to understand where Venezuela fits in one the global chessboard that is being played by the committee 300, but I doubt if it is even known within Venezuela. I'm concerned because the Committee is making a major play at the moment, and it affects the US, the UK and Venezuela as well as a large number of other countries. Venezuela is only important because of its mineral wealth, and I am sure you are aware that there are several other countries in a far worse condition, but they are ignored by Washington. You seem to be saying that my opinion that the people of Venezuela should be allowed to determine their own future is not a good idea.

I have a lot of sympathy for the people of Venezuela, but you are correct when you say their plight will have little effect on me. However, if Washington does engineer a war, then that will have a severe impact on the UK, and I think they need to create this war to enable them to bring down the dollar, and the other currencies with unsustainable debts. As usual, the seized assets will go to the City of London, and will not be used for the benefit of the people in any of the countries involved.