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It was in the interests of the banking elite to make Maduro appear much more oppressive than he was, not only in the eyes of the world but in the eyes of Venezuelans.Quote:
Originally Posted by woodman
The Average person in Venezuela is probably just as clueless as the average American. I think they are even worse off now.
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Originally Posted by Cebu_4_2
I think the jews that run this country are after oil and silver too if they can get it.
It takes a lot of silver to build these modern weapons and the US military industrial complex owned and run by jews is said to be low on it and it's getting harder to get all the time.
Jeff Berwick has a video on Trump and Venezuela and at about the 38:00 minute mark he has a clip of the Asian Guy and a possible silver heist by the jew owned and run US government while they were arresting Maduro.
“This is about VAST debt expansion, dollar devaluation and rate suppression by any means.”
This is Greg Mannarino’s take.
That would generate lots of distrust of banking, making it harder for them to foist their cashless society upon the teevee addled masses.Quote:
Originally Posted by woodman
As usual, everyone has their pet theories. Martin Armstrong says it’s purely geopolitical and a hit against Russia and China. We have moved loads of nukes into Europe and Russia wanted to have a counter in Venezuela. Kind of a Cuba missile crisis deal. Anyway, they’ve been chasing a tanker mid-ocean that was rebranded as a Russian asset and by an act of piracy have bitch slapped Putin and Russia. China too.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoarder
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/w...fore-our-eyes/
interesting times.
Bofa wants 300 mill in silver. expect a huge manufactured dip so they can move real or imaginary slv into their pockets. But we poors wont be able to buy a single round at that price. Same old song and dance. After bofa grabs theirs, no real resistance to 100 imo.
wrong thread sry
Chaos & Collapse
thehill.com: How sanctions on Venezuela fueled a migrant exodus
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01/24/25
In “The Collapse of Venezuela,” my forthcoming book, I show that U.S. economic sanctions significantly contributed to the country’s economic implosion, accounting for more than 52 percent of the collapse in GDP. In my more recent research, I estimate that had it not been for U.S. economic sanctions, approximately 4 million Venezuelans would have chosen to stay in their country rather than flee abroad.
Milton Friedman once wrote that economic sanctions are not an effective weapon of political warfare because they are likely to harm the imposer as much as the intended target. The Venezuelan case provides a compelling example.
Rather than weaken Maduro, sanctions have strengthened his position, enabling his concentration of power and consolidation of ties with America’s adversaries. As U.S. companies have exited Venezuela, they have been replaced by actors from China, Russia and Iran, further entrenching Maduro’s regime and reducing U.S. influence in the region.
Sons of Bitches are trying to start WWIIIQuote:
Originally Posted by woodman