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Socialism In Venezuela, A Venezuelan's Perspective
Feb 19, 2019 15:53:25   #
Smedley_buzkill
 
The following was written by Victor Amaya, a Venezuelan citizen who saw first hand what the Socialism of Chavez and Maduro did to his country. Read it now, and the next time you are tempted to v**e for a "Democrat Socialist" candidate. (That would be pretty much ANY Demodip candidate who toes the party line).


Victor Amaya, lived in Venezuela (1990-2019)

Hello.

I’m a Venezuelan, so I’ve been watching news of my country 24/7 and the people living here know the real face of the government.

The real reason why the Maduro regime doesn’t want to accept the Aid is not because it is coming from USA, since Canada, Germany and other countries have offered humanitarian aid too. The real reason is because accepting this aids means that Venezuela is in a deep economical, political and humanitarian crisis, and yes, we are in a deep crisis; we are living the worst moment of our history. Socialism has destroyed our country in every way. Our biggest mistake as Venezuelans was to believe in Chavez and his ideas.

The crisis here is so deep that every single day, there are little kids dying of common diseases like diarrhea or colds, because there isn’t medicine to treat them. Also, the older people are dying every day because they can’t find or pay for the treatments that they need. It is really painful to know there are trucks full of medicine and food for the poor people (the vast majority) on the border but Maduro’s regime doesn’t let them enter to Venezuela because he doesn’t want to look weak. What he said was “we don’t accept crumbs” because, of course, he is not the one dying of hunger or sickness.

I see a lot of people defending Socialism, thinking that Venezuela can solve the problems itself. What these people don’t know is that this regime doesn’t want to solve the problems and they don’t care about the hunger or lack of medicine problems. They just want to stay in power as long as they can. Because they have committed so many crimes, they will go to jail or get k**led as soon as this government falls.

I know that Socialism can be good on paper, but in practice it is the worst nightmare a country can have. So many people’s dreams were destroyed by this ideology and so many people had to emigrate to other countries looking for a better future. I’ve seen so many families separated (including mine) that now is impossible for me to understand people defending a regime like this. I’m 100% sure that if someone defends the Maduro’s regime it’s because they are getting great economic and power benefits from it or it’s because they have no idea what they are talking about.

So in summary, Maduro won’t accept the Aid because he doesn’t want to look weak and because he doesn’t care a bit about dozens of people dying everyday of hungers and lack of medicine.

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Feb 19, 2019 16:17:41   #
RT friend Loc: Kangaroo valley NSW Australia
 
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
The following was written by Victor Amaya, a Venezuelan citizen who saw first hand what the Socialism of Chavez and Maduro did to his country. Read it now, and the next time you are tempted to v**e for a "Democrat Socialist" candidate. (That would be pretty much ANY Demodip candidate who toes the party line).


Victor Amaya, lived in Venezuela (1990-2019)

Hello.

I’m a Venezuelan, so I’ve been watching news of my country 24/7 and the people living here know the real face of the government.

The real reason why the Maduro regime doesn’t want to accept the Aid is not because it is coming from USA, since Canada, Germany and other countries have offered humanitarian aid too. The real reason is because accepting this aids means that Venezuela is in a deep economical, political and humanitarian crisis, and yes, we are in a deep crisis; we are living the worst moment of our history. Socialism has destroyed our country in every way. Our biggest mistake as Venezuelans was to believe in Chavez and his ideas.

The crisis here is so deep that every single day, there are little kids dying of common diseases like diarrhea or colds, because there isn’t medicine to treat them. Also, the older people are dying every day because they can’t find or pay for the treatments that they need. It is really painful to know there are trucks full of medicine and food for the poor people (the vast majority) on the border but Maduro’s regime doesn’t let them enter to Venezuela because he doesn’t want to look weak. What he said was “we don’t accept crumbs” because, of course, he is not the one dying of hunger or sickness.

I see a lot of people defending Socialism, thinking that Venezuela can solve the problems itself. What these people don’t know is that this regime doesn’t want to solve the problems and they don’t care about the hunger or lack of medicine problems. They just want to stay in power as long as they can. Because they have committed so many crimes, they will go to jail or get k**led as soon as this government falls.

I know that Socialism can be good on paper, but in practice it is the worst nightmare a country can have. So many people’s dreams were destroyed by this ideology and so many people had to emigrate to other countries looking for a better future. I’ve seen so many families separated (including mine) that now is impossible for me to understand people defending a regime like this. I’m 100% sure that if someone defends the Maduro’s regime it’s because they are getting great economic and power benefits from it or it’s because they have no idea what they are talking about.

So in summary, Maduro won’t accept the Aid because he doesn’t want to look weak and because he doesn’t care a bit about dozens of people dying everyday of hungers and lack of medicine.
The following was written by Victor Amaya, a Venez... (show quote)

Absolute lying propaganda, I could go there tomorrow and disprove everything thing you post, I've got a current passport the will but not the way, but even so that prices what I say empirically.


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Feb 19, 2019 16:30:23   #
Smedley_buzkill
 
RT friend wrote:
Absolute lying propaganda, I could go there tomorrow and disprove everything thing you post, I've got a current passport the will but not the way, but even so that prices what I say empirically.



So it is your contention that Venezuela is not a basket case, and does not have starving citizens, so that the US and European countries are offering food and medicine? Everything is just fine there, and all those Venezuelans trying to leave the country to go almost anywhere else are not really Venezuelans?

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Feb 19, 2019 21:42:34   #
RT friend Loc: Kangaroo valley NSW Australia
 
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
So it is your contention that Venezuela is not a basket case, and does not have starving citizens, so that the US and European countries are offering food and medicine? Everything is just fine there, and all those Venezuelans trying to leave the country to go almost anywhere else are not really Venezuelans?

That's exactly what I contends, except the refugees are Venezuelans, if a foreign army was coming to invade Australia I'd go to Antarctica which is far better than New Zealand if you considers the bee's knees of the Maoris, I'm not r****t but they are.

The economy is not a problem compared to civil war or outright invasion, things in that regard are great and couldn't be better.

I believe that because that is what is reported from TeleSura, RT and in fact every news channel available in Australia that is not directly controlled by the 6 or 7 Corporations in control of nearly all US, Australian and Canadian main stream media outlets, sure the Venezuelan economy is in bad shape but I watched the May 2018 e******ns carefully the opposition only pulled out when they figured they couldn't win because they couldn't agree on anything, Guaido has put even greater obstacles on opposition unity, their demonstrations are falling apart.

Result of May 2018 Venezuelan P**********l E******ns of the 46% of v**es cast 68% was for Maduro. Many foreign observers agreed e******n was fair and above board.

This reminds me of the Yemenese e******n when the West decided their man Saleh was no longer appropriate, Saleh was the guy who could dance on snake's heads, so everyone v**ed for this little worm Mansur Hadi in 2012 and he won by a big majority because the people believed he had powerful backers more powerful than what backed Saleh, it wasn't true he was puppet without support very much like Guaido.

To further the analogy Colombia is looking very similar the Iraq under Saddam Hussein.

Saleh did have a strong base so did Mubarak in Egypt, the reason these leaders were thrown under the bus is because Britain and France wanted the 144 tons of gold in Libya which they got, the reason Europe is supporting Guaido is a pay back for NATO bombing Libya, but Europe will support Iran because they don't want to over pay the US.

Europe even wants to watch and applaud as the US spends trillions on wars with Iran and Venezuela giving Europe a leg up.

If you want to go on a diet the best way is to eat rotten meat, this is a true story, I practice it myself, but it has to be voluntary, that's how Europe sees what's best for the US.

Europe is in bad shape compared to the US, and the difference probably must get much worse still.

Mainly because of the affect that the Law of "Saved Capita" more accurately now described as "Recently Given out Capital" has on " The Global Velocity of Wealth T***sfers " which is foreign investment capital flows in times of uncertainty where capital will gravitate towards the strongest safe haven for capital gains or safe bond yields.

Japan used to be right up there because of Japanese domestic savings, same as the Euro for other reasons, but this has changed dramatically particularly with derivatives which is all that there to invest in, because of massive money printing creating fierce competition for physical investment opportunities and Central Bank manipulation of precious metal and commodity derivatives in general.

Not only all that but the fact is that it just won't work Trump will be left with a failed initiative, Bolton Pence and Pompeo will point to Trump come 2020 and say we need a replacement, depends on who gets the Democratic Nomination that could be awful or good.



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Feb 20, 2019 01:51:01   #
Smedley_buzkill
 
RT friend wrote:
That's exactly what I contends, except the refugees are Venezuelans, if a foreign army was coming to invade Australia I'd go to Antarctica which is far better than New Zealand if you considers the bee's knees of the Maoris, I'm not r****t but they are.

The economy is not a problem compared to civil war or outright invasion, things in that regard are great and couldn't be better.

I believe that because that is what is reported from TeleSura, RT and in fact every news channel available in Australia that is not directly controlled by the 6 or 7 Corporations in control of nearly all US, Australian and Canadian main stream media outlets, sure the Venezuelan economy is in bad shape but I watched the May 2018 e******ns carefully the opposition only pulled out when they figured they couldn't win because they couldn't agree on anything, Guaido has put even greater obstacles on opposition unity, their demonstrations are falling apart.

Result of May 2018 Venezuelan P**********l E******ns of the 46% of v**es cast 68% was for Maduro. Many foreign observers agreed e******n was fair and above board.

This reminds me of the Yemenese e******n when the West decided their man Saleh was no longer appropriate, Saleh was the guy who could dance on snake's heads, so everyone v**ed for this little worm Mansur Hadi in 2012 and he won by a big majority because the people believed he had powerful backers more powerful than what backed Saleh, it wasn't true he was puppet without support very much like Guaido.

To further the analogy Colombia is looking very similar the Iraq under Saddam Hussein.

Saleh did have a strong base so did Mubarak in Egypt, the reason these leaders were thrown under the bus is because Britain and France wanted the 144 tons of gold in Libya which they got, the reason Europe is supporting Guaido is a pay back for NATO bombing Libya, but Europe will support Iran because they don't want to over pay the US.

Europe even wants to watch and applaud as the US spends trillions on wars with Iran and Venezuela giving Europe a leg up.

If you want to go on a diet the best way is to eat rotten meat, this is a true story, I practice it myself, but it has to be voluntary, that's how Europe sees what's best for the US.

Europe is in bad shape compared to the US, and the difference probably must get much worse still.

Mainly because of the affect that the Law of "Saved Capita" more accurately now described as "Recently Given out Capital" has on " The Global Velocity of Wealth T***sfers " which is foreign investment capital flows in times of uncertainty where capital will gravitate towards the strongest safe haven for capital gains or safe bond yields.

Japan used to be right up there because of Japanese domestic savings, same as the Euro for other reasons, but this has changed dramatically particularly with derivatives which is all that there to invest in, because of massive money printing creating fierce competition for physical investment opportunities and Central Bank manipulation of precious metal and commodity derivatives in general.

Not only all that but the fact is that it just won't work Trump will be left with a failed initiative, Bolton Pence and Pompeo will point to Trump come 2020 and say we need a replacement, depends on who gets the Democratic Nomination that could be awful or good.


That's exactly what I contends, except the refugee... (show quote)


So which foreign army is coming to invade Venezuela? A Columbian dope cartel?
You actually consider yourself better informed than a Venezuelan who actually lived there until quite recently? You think the food and medical aid that is being denied entry is because they don't need it?

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Feb 20, 2019 03:24:48   #
RT friend Loc: Kangaroo valley NSW Australia
 
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
So which foreign army is coming to invade Venezuela? A Columbian dope cartel?
You actually consider yourself better informed than a Venezuelan who actually lived there until quite recently? You think the food and medical aid that is being denied entry is because they don't need it?

Arrr Trump says all options are on the table, that mean US invasion, I know he probably doesn't mean it but what does "you could lose everything " mean when Trump directly addressing the Venezuela Military what does that mean must mean invasion.
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But Columbia could invade probably with Brazilian support, I don't think so but the problum is that there is T***snational Capitalism which in outright Plutocrasy led by France and Britain as an ideology and there is National Capitalism led by China and Russia which is National Socialism, we have to choose one or the other, which one is Trumps camp?.

Not that One Belt One Road is good for the US, but the US could theoretically have its own One Belt One Road strategy.

The F*****ts (Russia and probably China will start soon) are sending food aid to Venezuela Maduro is OK with that so, the Plutocrats Bolton Pence and Pompeo are sending food aid to Venezuela but Maduro says no !!! not allowed.

Next question what is Maduro. ? Why he's Saint Nicholas of course Father Christmas.

That's why I wants to go there to get a present, everybody loves Santa where have you been lately the C**p is done with I was on the right side of history so I get a present, woops I think I just let something slip.


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