No they won’t. As long as the elites still have incriminating evidence of ritualistic pedophilia safely held in the CIA database they won’t do a thing even if all of EU is annexed.
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No they won’t. As long as the elites still have incriminating evidence of ritualistic pedophilia safely held in the CIA database they won’t do a thing even if all of EU is annexed.
Any one surprised. India will be Royally shafted and it is apparent every day.
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Invading a country to kidnap its president is as much a sign of American military domination in its own backyard as it is a sign of American desperation and frustration that it cannot reverse the trend of being overtaken by China. If the US had any options left to get what it wanted, it wouldn't have done this, and yet the limited operation, at this point, does not seem to have achieved anything because Venezuela is now run by a vice president who vows to continue opposing the US. The US truly fears getting bogged down in another drawn out invasion/conflict that will divert it further from its attempts to keep pace with China.
Brute military force is buttressed by technology; technology is buttressed by the economy. When building from the economy up, technological development will lag economic development and military development will lag technological development. When rotting, the military will lose potency after the technological edge is lost, which will happen after the economy is weakened. In other words with an economy and innovative engine outcompeted by China, the US cannot maintain military dominance; it's just that the effects haven't reached the end yet.
How often in Korean peninsula's history has there been an unified nation?
A puppet isn't created in an one off event. It's something that requires continued investment. The Afghan puppet collapsed as soon as the investment stopped, for example. The US didn't just develop the capability to oust Maduro this year, it hadn't done so because it either wasn't worth the investment needed or the necessary draw down on investments elsewhere. We'll have to watch to see over the next few years how much the US ends up investing in Venezuela, how much and where it invests less elsewhere, and what the return on investment will be.
Venezuela is the fourth-biggest recipient of loans from Chinese official lenders, receiving about $106bn in commitments between 2000 and 2023, according to AidData, a research institute at William and Mary University in Virginia. In 2024, Venezuela’s debts to China were thought to total about $10bn.
On Monday, China’s top financial regulator asked major lenders to report their exposure to Venezuela, reported Bloomberg, citing unnamed sources.
If this is true, that means China's intelligence agencies missed the boat and did not anticipate this at all? Why ask lenders to do it now? Did the Chinese leadership think trump was bluffing? They must have made contingencies? If not, then that's really disheartening.
Do you think Maduro himself is the government as a whole? The existing regime and central bank is still in place. If they default on existing obligations, they will have a financial crash.
This seems like a pretty clear message to me
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