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In Venezuela’s Thug State, Even the Morgues Don’t Work

Rogue Valley said:
You haven't provided anything other than your inflated opinion.
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I have brought the opinions of others that are very much in a position to comment on this subject whereas you have brought endless reams of MSM propaganda some of which has already been shown to be manufactured BS serving the US regime change agenda in Venezuela

You never answered the question either , I'm beginning to wonder if you ever do when they have put you in a corner

Do you get paid by the US government for spreading their propaganda or is a vocational labour of love lol ?
 
oneworld2 said:
I have brought the opinions of others that are very much in a position to comment on this subject whereas you have brought endless reams of MSM propaganda some of which has already been shown to be manufactured BS serving the US regime change agenda in Venezuela

You never answered the question either , I'm beginning to wonder if you ever do when they have put you in a corner

Do you get paid by the US government for spreading their propaganda or is a vocational labour of love lol ?
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You parroted the Venezuelan government and RT.COM propaganda.

Do you get paid by the Venezuelan government or RT.COM for spreading their propaganda or is a vocational labour of love?

Rubles or Venezuelan bolívars?
 
What are the issues to debate regarding Venezuela?

It seems the US feels justified in interfering with the country's internal affairs.


IS the US justified in trying to get the oil rights returned to the Multi-National companies?

When will there come a time when the US will stop trying to overthrow governments it does not like for some reason or another?


"CARACAS, Venezuela — When President Trump slapped surprise oil sanctions on Venezuela aimed at toppling President Nicolás Maduro, exports plunged and banking froze as the effects hit harder and faster than expected.

But in recent days it has become clear that Venezuela’s state oil company, the main target of the sanctions as Mr. Maduro’s bankroller, has found a few ways to survive, with some Russian help.

Many in Venezuela fear that the sanctions imposed last week will push the already suffering nation of about 30 million people into an even greater humanitarian catastrophe."

"crude sat stranded across the Caribbean.“We can’t charge, we can’t receive money. Our finances are paralyzed,” said Reinaldo Quintero, head of the Venezuelan Oil Chamber, an industry group that represents the country’s 500 biggest oil service companies. “There will be major collateral damage.”
But crucial help came from Venezuela’s biggest oil investor, Russia’s state-run Rosneft. The company said in a presentation this week that it would increase its output in Venezuela this year despite the sanctions, and that it remained committed to the country, throwing a lifeline to Mr. Maduro’s government.
Venezuela’s economy has already shrunk by about half since Mr. Maduro came to power in 2013, causing millions of people to flee the country or skip meals to survive."




U.S. Sanctions Are Aimed at Venezuela’s Oil. Its Citizens May Suffer First. - The New York Times


Is Venezuela hurting the US interests in some way that justifies sanctions? Why can't the US help countries that are struggling, in some positive ways?




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Gladiator said:
What are the issues to debate regarding Venezuela?
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There are a slew of threads regarding Venezuela in this Latin America forum.

Why not read them?
 
Rogue Valley said:
There are a slew of threads regarding Venezuela in this Latin America forum.

Why not read them?
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Why not have a stab at the very valid questions the poster up for discussion instead ?

Here's two for starters...

Gladiator said:
IS the US justified in trying to get the oil rights returned to the Multi-National companies?

When will there come a time when the US will stop trying to overthrow governments it does not like for some reason or another?
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Answering questions would be a break for you from spouting US propaganda too
 
Gladiator said:
What are the issues to debate regarding Venezuela?

It seems the US feels justified in interfering with the country's internal affairs.


IS the US justified in trying to get the oil rights returned to the Multi-National companies?

When will there come a time when the US will stop trying to overthrow governments it does not like for some reason or another?


"CARACAS, Venezuela — When President Trump slapped surprise oil sanctions on Venezuela aimed at toppling President Nicolás Maduro, exports plunged and banking froze as the effects hit harder and faster than expected.

But in recent days it has become clear that Venezuela’s state oil company, the main target of the sanctions as Mr. Maduro’s bankroller, has found a few ways to survive, with some Russian help.

Many in Venezuela fear that the sanctions imposed last week will push the already suffering nation of about 30 million people into an even greater humanitarian catastrophe."

"crude sat stranded across the Caribbean.“We can’t charge, we can’t receive money. Our finances are paralyzed,” said Reinaldo Quintero, head of the Venezuelan Oil Chamber, an industry group that represents the country’s 500 biggest oil service companies. “There will be major collateral damage.”
But crucial help came from Venezuela’s biggest oil investor, Russia’s state-run Rosneft. The company said in a presentation this week that it would increase its output in Venezuela this year despite the sanctions, and that it remained committed to the country, throwing a lifeline to Mr. Maduro’s government.
Venezuela’s economy has already shrunk by about half since Mr. Maduro came to power in 2013, causing millions of people to flee the country or skip meals to survive."




U.S. Sanctions Are Aimed at Venezuela’s Oil. Its Citizens May Suffer First. - The New York Times


Is Venezuela hurting the US interests in some way that justifies sanctions? Why can't the US help countries that are struggling, in some positive ways?




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Please show that the intent is to get Multinational Corporations back in control of the oil?

The US was buying Venezuelan oil from Venezuelans even as the sanctions took affect.
 
oneworld2 said:
Why not have a stab at the very valid questions the poster up for discussion instead ?
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If you want to stick an oar in the water, you should first have an idea of where you are going.
 
Rogue Valley said:
In Venezuela’s Thug State, Even the Morgues Don’t Work

Every actor who should have your back is either on the take or on the make, and all the basic features of society have been torn to shreds.



Poignant and disheartening, it conveys a sense of a proud state that no longer exists. In Venezuela, even the morgue has given up the ghost.
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Why are there there rolling blackouts of electricity in Venezuela?

Is the US involved in training rebels to sabotage the electric supply of Venezuela?

Is the US training computer hackers to interrupt electricity in Venezuela??



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Gladiator said:
Why are there there rolling blackouts of electricity in Venezuela?

Is the US involved in training rebels to sabotage the electric supply of Venezuela?

Is the US training computer hackers to interrupt electricity in Venezuela??
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Again, you'll have to do your own homework. The countries electric grid problems are explained in this forum.
 
Gladiator said:
Why are there there rolling blackouts of electricity in Venezuela?

Is the US involved in training rebels to sabotage the electric supply of Venezuela?

Is the US training computer hackers to interrupt electricity in Venezuela??

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Anwser is C. obsolete power grid due to government incompetence/corruption.
 
Gladiator said:
Why are there there rolling blackouts of electricity in Venezuela?

Is the US involved in training rebels to sabotage the electric supply of Venezuela?

Is the US training computer hackers to interrupt electricity in Venezuela??

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1. Rolling blackout because of failing infrastructure.

2. Is it?

3. Is it?
 
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