Trump wants war in Venezuala
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DeluxAuto
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Trump has nothing left, no cards to play. War is the only thing he has left to gain any sort of support after losing his balls in the Game of Wall.
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This is where his narcissism can make him dangerous to our country.
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Venezuelans want war.....they need an economy now that the left destroyed it...again, just like they always do.
Would be good for the US and Russia though.
Not even war will save him.....he'd probably puss out at the 99 yard line anyhow.
He's real big on giving up and quitting.
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That link is meaningless. Small countries are always saying things like that. For one thing, it gives them an excuse to crack down harder on their citizens.
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The Emperor has no balls and no walls.
The phrase 'Mother of All Battles' comes to mind.
Sean
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Jesus fucking Christ. Is your name Robert fucking McNamara?
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That had to be a set up. Bolton maybe an evil chickenhawk cunt but he's not that stupid.
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Probably just an American and thus not a fan of the totalitarian communist bullshit you're in love with spreading like the ideological virus that it is.
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"September 1, 2009
In August, a deal was announced in which the U.S. military will be granted the use of five military bases in Colombia, in addition to the two it already uses, to fight drug trafficking and guerrillas. This is the latest move in which the U.S. military has raised its profile in Latin America, coming a year after the Bush administration reactivated the U.S. Navy’s Fourth Fleet, which continues to patrol Latin American waters under President Obama.
Military spokesman Frank Mora told the Associated Press that the United States would not maintain any “offensive capacity” at the bases. “There’s not going to be F-16s flying in or tanks or anything of the sort,” he said reassuringly. Yet the main problem is not that the few hundred U.S. troops newly stationed in Colombia will necessarily represent a direct threat to Colombia’s immediate neighbors, Ecuador and Venezuela. Rather, the threat is that the U.S. military presence will exacerbate tensions between Colombia and the rest of the region.
While almost all presidents of South America questioned Colombia’s acceptance of greater U.S. military presence in its country, "
https://nacla.org/article/us-troops-colombia-threat-peace
Y'all know I ain't no 'Rumpy, but ain't nunna this stuff new. That and the CIA and DEA have been active there for many years, armed to the teeth, just like regular troops.
In August, a deal was announced in which the U.S. military will be granted the use of five military bases in Colombia, in addition to the two it already uses, to fight drug trafficking and guerrillas. This is the latest move in which the U.S. military has raised its profile in Latin America, coming a year after the Bush administration reactivated the U.S. Navy’s Fourth Fleet, which continues to patrol Latin American waters under President Obama.
Military spokesman Frank Mora told the Associated Press that the United States would not maintain any “offensive capacity” at the bases. “There’s not going to be F-16s flying in or tanks or anything of the sort,” he said reassuringly. Yet the main problem is not that the few hundred U.S. troops newly stationed in Colombia will necessarily represent a direct threat to Colombia’s immediate neighbors, Ecuador and Venezuela. Rather, the threat is that the U.S. military presence will exacerbate tensions between Colombia and the rest of the region.
While almost all presidents of South America questioned Colombia’s acceptance of greater U.S. military presence in its country, "
https://nacla.org/article/us-troops-colombia-threat-peace
Y'all know I ain't no 'Rumpy, but ain't nunna this stuff new. That and the CIA and DEA have been active there for many years, armed to the teeth, just like regular troops.
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contrifan32
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Hopefully it sends them right back to that socialist utopia!!
Along with some Lit leftists
BotanyBoy
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Along with some Lit leftists
If ONLY they could be sent to a socialist paradise maybe they would understand.
Probably not, but we might get some back.
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A dvmn shame we no longer have a Nobel laureate in office to reign missiles of peace down on them from dove-drones.
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Holy shit, you are stupid.Hopefully it sends them right back to that socialist utopia!!
I thought you should know that.
Sean
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Rain, dumbass.
