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FoxNews Live :

(Miami/Doral) : Large street celebrations continue on the
news that Maduro had been ousted. The commiesocialists
took over around 1998 and a lot of sensible Venezuelans
immediately skipped to the USA, now a major ethnic pop
in the Miami suburb of Doral, kind of mixed in with old
Cuban ex-pats.

SOME revelers say they will return to Venezuela, maybe
full time. However it has been awhile and many others have
family/kids born in and enculturated USA and especially
don't want to disrupt the lives of the kids.

Anyway, they now - ok, MAY - have an option to set up
some kind of life or presence back in their homeland.

A number of Cubans were interviewed on the street as
well. They now expect the last of the old Castro regime
to soon implode. Only Maduro oil/money was (barely)
keeping it afloat.

I do not expect things to go ultra-smooth in Venezuela.
There will be factions - political and within the mil.
Maybe the most insidious force will be the drug cartels
trying to grab power. Between ultra-violence and bribes
they will be a formidable force. El Salvador can likely
give some good advice there ...

In any case, the USA may "run" the country for a short
time but it NEEDS to be pretty short. We cannot solve
EVERY little problem that crops up or we'll get bogged
down for decades on end. Give the new people the tools
and then let THEM rebuild from there.

One long-standing peeve between USA and the commies
is that when they took power they 'nationalized' the
oil industry, massive US investment just stolen.
Then they ran it into the dirt, leaving the country
much more poor than it needed to be. Trump wants
those old contracts re-instated, with US corps
then rebuilding that industry.

Oh, cudos to the US Mil. This was done *perfectly*
with minimal side-effects and no US fatalities.
Trump and others relate that Maduro had a sizable
personal guard, and they put up a fight. Our
Delta Force still managed to push straight in
and block Maduro from getting into his safe room.
Sounds like he TRIED, but didn't manage to get
the door closed. We had thermal lances anyhow,
could have melted our way through in a minute.
Note we KNEW we might need those, great intel.

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c186282 wrote:

FoxNews Live :

(Miami/Doral) : Large street celebrations continue on the
news that Maduro had been ousted. The commiesocialists
took over around 1998 and a lot of sensible Venezuelans
immediately skipped to the USA, now a major ethnic pop
in the Miami suburb of Doral, kind of mixed in with old
Cuban ex-pats.

SOME revelers say they will return to Venezuela, maybe
full time. However it has been awhile and many others have
family/kids born in and enculturated USA and especially
don't want to disrupt the lives of the kids.

Anyway, they now - ok, MAY - have an option to set up
some kind of life or presence back in their homeland.

A number of Cubans were interviewed on the street as
well. They now expect the last of the old Castro regime
to soon implode. Only Maduro oil/money was (barely)
keeping it afloat.

I do not expect things to go ultra-smooth in Venezuela.
There will be factions - political and within the mil.
Maybe the most insidious force will be the drug cartels
trying to grab power. Between ultra-violence and bribes
they will be a formidable force. El Salvador can likely
give some good advice there ...

In any case, the USA may "run" the country for a short
time but it NEEDS to be pretty short. We cannot solve
EVERY little problem that crops up or we'll get bogged
down for decades on end.

USA can run Venezuela indefinitely.
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phoenix <j63840576@gmail.com> wrote in news:ms09bsF1smqU1
@mid.individual.net:

c186282 wrote:

FoxNews Live :

(Miami/Doral) : Large street celebrations continue on the
news that Maduro had been ousted. The commiesocialists
took over around 1998 and a lot of sensible Venezuelans
immediately skipped to the USA, now a major ethnic pop
in the Miami suburb of Doral, kind of mixed in with old
Cuban ex-pats.

SOME revelers say they will return to Venezuela, maybe
full time. However it has been awhile and many others have
family/kids born in and enculturated USA and especially
don't want to disrupt the lives of the kids.

Anyway, they now - ok, MAY - have an option to set up
some kind of life or presence back in their homeland.

A number of Cubans were interviewed on the street as
well. They now expect the last of the old Castro regime
to soon implode. Only Maduro oil/money was (barely)
keeping it afloat.

I do not expect things to go ultra-smooth in Venezuela.
There will be factions - political and within the mil.
Maybe the most insidious force will be the drug cartels
trying to grab power. Between ultra-violence and bribes
they will be a formidable force. El Salvador can likely
give some good advice there ...

In any case, the USA may "run" the country for a short
time but it NEEDS to be pretty short. We cannot solve
EVERY little problem that crops up or we'll get bogged
down for decades on end.

USA can run Venezuela indefinitely.

That was the claim about Vietnam. Opps.

That was the claim about Iraq. Opps.

That was the claim about Afghanistan. Opps.

That was the claim about the Philippines. Opps.




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Mitchell Holman wrote:

phoenix <j63840576@gmail.com> wrote in news:ms09bsF1smqU1 @mid.individual.net:

c186282 wrote:

FoxNews Live :

(Miami/Doral) : Large street celebrations continue on the
news that Maduro had been ousted. The commiesocialists
took over around 1998 and a lot of sensible Venezuelans
immediately skipped to the USA, now a major ethnic pop
in the Miami suburb of Doral, kind of mixed in with old
Cuban ex-pats.

SOME revelers say they will return to Venezuela, maybe
full time. However it has been awhile and many others have
family/kids born in and enculturated USA and especially
don't want to disrupt the lives of the kids.

Anyway, they now - ok, MAY - have an option to set up
some kind of life or presence back in their homeland.

A number of Cubans were interviewed on the street as
well. They now expect the last of the old Castro regime
to soon implode. Only Maduro oil/money was (barely)
keeping it afloat.

I do not expect things to go ultra-smooth in Venezuela.
There will be factions - political and within the mil.
Maybe the most insidious force will be the drug cartels
trying to grab power. Between ultra-violence and bribes
they will be a formidable force. El Salvador can likely
give some good advice there ...

In any case, the USA may "run" the country for a short
time but it NEEDS to be pretty short. We cannot solve
EVERY little problem that crops up or we'll get bogged
down for decades on end.

USA can run Venezuela indefinitely.

That was the claim about Vietnam. Opps.

That was the claim about Iraq. Opps.

That was the claim about Afghanistan. Opps.

That was the claim about the Philippines. Opps.

Mathematics shows that inductive reasoning is flawed. You have proven
NOTHING. Different presidents, different theatres.
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