I’m sure most people missed the speech, but I was lucky to turn on cable and see this great speech by Trump. His understanding of history and the US’s role in it is amazing. His grasp of world event’s and vision for the future is truly inspiring. His remarks on socialism and it’s twilight were spot on.
" if (they) continues to stand with President Nicolás Maduro’s government.
“You will find no safe harbour, no easy exit and no way out. You will lose everything,” the US president said in a speech in at Florida International University in Miami before large American and Venezuelan flags. “We seek a peaceful transition of power, but all options are open.”
That wasn’t fiery. That was his usual weak and stringy voice, his eyes locked on the teleprompter. I doubt he even knows what he’s saying, his mind is on the next golf game and the chocolate cake with 2 scoops he’s going to have tonight.
Hopefully, he will be done with this now, and won’t let the pundits tell him to send in the military.
If military intervention takes place it likely won’t be unilateral. Probably coalition led by right-leaning Latin American countries like Brazil and Argentina, aided by US, possibly Canada and others.
Cool. Nice to see the GOP hasn’t given up on their decades-long policy of liberal interventionism, regime change, and nation building. So how long do you think we’ll be in Venezuela? 15? 20? 30 years?
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Yes just what we need more pointless wars with some random dictator just after kissing up to another hostile dictator. Gotta quench the bloodlust of John Bolton dont ya know…
