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DMan7 wrote:So which war to breakout next after this Vene vs Guyana one? China / Taiwan?
Cantmis wrote:Who side we on ?
Dohplaydat wrote:xtech wrote:Maduro will not risk facing the combined might of the Caribbean islands defense forces
LOL.
Maduro should not want to risk more sanctions, though honestly I kinda see Venezuela's historic claim to that land, and if Russia and China backing this (which you can bet your ass they 100% are backing this) then I could see Caracas ordering the annexation.
Really interesting times this......who would have thought we'd see a potential war breakout in our backyard.
Dizzy28 wrote:Both Russia and China have good relations and lots of business in Guyana. What's your source they are backing Venezurla?Dohplaydat wrote:xtech wrote:Maduro will not risk facing the combined might of the Caribbean islands defense forces
LOL.
Maduro should not want to risk more sanctions, though honestly I kinda see Venezuela's historic claim to that land, and if Russia and China backing this (which you can bet your ass they 100% are backing this) then I could see Caracas ordering the annexation.
Really interesting times this......who would have thought we'd see a potential war breakout in our backyard.
Dohplaydat wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Both Russia and China have good relations and lots of business in Guyana. What's your source they are backing Venezurla?Dohplaydat wrote:xtech wrote:Maduro will not risk facing the combined might of the Caribbean islands defense forces
LOL.
Maduro should not want to risk more sanctions, though honestly I kinda see Venezuela's historic claim to that land, and if Russia and China backing this (which you can bet your ass they 100% are backing this) then I could see Caracas ordering the annexation.
Really interesting times this......who would have thought we'd see a potential war breakout in our backyard.
Relations and business with Guyana compared to what they have to with Venezuela? How do you function being so ignorant?
Dohplaydat wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Both Russia and China have good relations and lots of business in Guyana. What's your source they are backing Venezurla?Dohplaydat wrote:xtech wrote:Maduro will not risk facing the combined might of the Caribbean islands defense forces
LOL.
Maduro should not want to risk more sanctions, though honestly I kinda see Venezuela's historic claim to that land, and if Russia and China backing this (which you can bet your ass they 100% are backing this) then I could see Caracas ordering the annexation.
Really interesting times this......who would have thought we'd see a potential war breakout in our backyard.
Relations and business with Guyana compared to what they have to with Venezuela? How do you function being so ignorant?
Cantmis wrote:Who side we on ?
VexXx Dogg wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Both Russia and China have good relations and lots of business in Guyana. What's your source they are backing Venezurla?Dohplaydat wrote:xtech wrote:Maduro will not risk facing the combined might of the Caribbean islands defense forces
LOL.
Maduro should not want to risk more sanctions, though honestly I kinda see Venezuela's historic claim to that land, and if Russia and China backing this (which you can bet your ass they 100% are backing this) then I could see Caracas ordering the annexation.
Really interesting times this......who would have thought we'd see a potential war breakout in our backyard.
Relations and business with Guyana compared to what they have to with Venezuela? How do you function being so ignorant?
Tbh, The man just asked for a source, not rumshop talk and feelings.
The_Honourable wrote:"95% support"
pugboy wrote:doh forget venez also says that trinidad used to be attached to the mainland long ago
Yup the same as Zionists actions in Gaza and West bank.VexXx Dogg wrote:The_Honourable wrote:"95% support"
A referendum in a dictatorship is ironic, ae.
Hyperinflation panted by the US to destabilising another country.maj. tom wrote:I think the result of that referendum was totally expected though. Like duhhh, Maduro is a dictator who basking in his living corruption legacy of hyperinflation and murder.
teems1 wrote:pugboy wrote:doh forget venez also says that trinidad used to be attached to the mainland long ago
Hundreds of millions of years ago most likely.
The Andes mountains which run the entire span of South America, start all the way in the bottom of South America and ends up Toco..
Reuters wrote:All questions passed with more than 95% approval, according to electoral authority president Elvis Amoroso, who said at least 10.5 million votes were cast for 'yes' but did not confirm the number of voters.
There are more than 20 million eligible voters in Venezuela.
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Reuters witnesses visited voting centers across the country - many had few or no people waiting in line.
In Maracaibo, in the oil-rich state of Zulia, poll workers told Reuters that turnout was low.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Some history
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZM68CK4vb/
Redress10 wrote:The fact that some of you all are using boundaries drawn up by colonial powers to prove legitimate claim is actually insane and shows how brain washed some of you all actually are. I dare anyone of you all to go Europe and start to draw up borders and see if they will accept that ruling.
Venezuela has a legitimate right to contest that boundary if they believe it was rightfully theirs. We really going on lines drawn up by colonial powers in this day and age? What rights to south american land did the british and dutch have to make deals between themselves?
Becarefull dude, tuner is filled with idiots that believe the US & UK sharing up borders is their right to lands which they never owned.Redress10 wrote:The fact that some of you all are using boundaries drawn up by colonial powers to prove legitimate claim is actually insane and shows how brain washed some of you all actually are. I dare anyone of you all to go Europe and start to draw up borders and see if they will accept that ruling.
Venezuela has a legitimate right to contest that boundary if they believe it was rightfully theirs. We really going on lines drawn up by colonial powers in this day and age? What rights to south american land did the british and dutch have to make deals between themselves?
VexXx Dogg wrote:read some articles and political analysts inside venezuela suggest that Maduro is just testing the voting machinery for 2024. Even though this is a dictatorship behind the facade of democracy, he wants to see if the opposition would be able to mobilize and threaten his claim to the throne.
It makes sense, but the last 3 years have shown us that despots are unpredictable.
Some old CIA playbook is probably getting dusted off on how to neutralize south american despots from the shadows with multiple degrees of separation.
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