Quote:Whatever happens tomorrow, always keep in mind NOT TO TRUST A SINGLE WORD from the AngloZionist propaganda machine. If they loudly proclaim something, assume it is a lie and wait for the facts of the matter to come out. Don’t rush to judgement and remember that every US military disaster always begins with a triumphal declaration of victory à la “mission accomplished”.
God willing, tomorrow the Empire will suffer yet another defeat.
The Saker
For This Dead Board: Its Warming Up! Trump About to Attack Venezuea ?
https://sputniknews.com/latam/2019022310...ia-border/
Quote:MEXICO CITY (Sputnik) – The Venezuelan authorities have decided to temporarily close three bridges connecting Colombia and Venezuela ahead of humanitarian aid deliveries to Venezuela, planned by the country’s opposition, Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez said.
"The Bolivarian government is informing the population that, due to the grave and illegal threats from the government of Colombia to Venezuela's peace and sovereignty, it was decided to fully temporarily close the bridges of Simon Bolivar, Santander and Union," Delcy Rodriguez wrote on Twitter on Friday.
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CC0
Reporter Finds No Empty Shelves in Venezuelan Supermarket (VIDEO)
The opposition, led by Juan Guaido, who proclaimed himself Venezuela’s interim president, expects humanitarian aid to begin arriving in the country on Saturday. The US relief aid has been so far collected at logistics hubs in Brazil's Roraima, Colombia's Cucuta and on the Caribbean island of Curacao.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro previously said that Venezuela would close the border with Brazil and was considering closing the border with Colombia. He has warned that the US and its allies were using "the pretext of delivering humanitarian aid" to try to "destroy the independence and sovereignty of the country."
Quote:From Global Research (sorry if link already posted):
https://www.globalresearch.ca/venezuelas...do/5669317
The author is a French analyst/Journalist.
Mercier finds it unlikely that American troops will be deployed to Ven, but the greater danger is a proxy war using Colombian and Brazilian right-wing militias and Eric Prince mercenaries. But he states that if the Ven. military holds firmly to Maduro, the coup will be defeated.
Katherine
No way
Quote:Gabriel Proulx on February 23, 2019 · at 2:02 pm EST/EDT
I’m checking the Ruptly live coverage of the events unfolding at the border between Venezuela and Columbia right now. Around 300 rioters on the columbian side of the border are throwing rocks at a venezuelan anti-riot formation on the other side of the border. Venezuelan anti-riot formation is responding with tear gas. I’m not an expert, but I don’t think this kind of small provocation, violent but useless at the same time, is what the US needs to justify a war. When the rioters get tired of throwing rocks at a shield formation and sniffing tear gas, the situation should calm down.
The more obvious question at the moment is why the columbian border police is just allowing this violent riot to happen on their side of the border, but I think we all know the answer to that.
https://www.rt.com/news/452266-venezuela...-columbia/
Quote:Venezuela's Maduro says breaks relations with Colombia, expels employees from Colombian embassy
President Trump has chosen a side in the conflict in Venezuela, where opposition leader Juan Guaidó has named himself interim president after challenging the legitimacy of Nicolás Maduro’s recent reelection. Trump, along with other international leaders, has formally recognized Guaidó, effectively promoting regime change in Venezuela.
Yet although international support will bolster Guaidó’s claim, Trump’s decision to insert himself into a struggle for democracy, now mainly driven by protesters in the streets of Venezuelan cities, will help neither Venezuela nor the United States. As a populist who uses, and abuses, democratic rules to undermine democracy, Trump is incapable of leading a transition to democracy in Venezuela. And his interference is likely to make things worse.
Yet although international support will bolster Guaidó’s claim, Trump’s decision to insert himself into a struggle for democracy, now mainly driven by protesters in the streets of Venezuelan cities, will help neither Venezuela nor the United States. As a populist who uses, and abuses, democratic rules to undermine democracy, Trump is incapable of leading a transition to democracy in Venezuela. And his interference is likely to make things worse.
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