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The "American gifts" for US supporters are about to begin.
"Oh, faster internet, yessss, we're free!!!!" some zombie will say.
Many may be morbidly happy about Maduro's fall. I feel a certain kind of calm because so far things have gone as I expected, with the fewest possible lives lost. And yet, that remains to be seen because naturally, in these kinds of "change" processes, such as price increases induced and opportunistically driven by the needs of others, limited access to consumer goods will lead to looting and increased crime.
My father just spent $34 on something he didn't usually spend more than $20 on. That's just today; tomorrow it will have a different price, and so it will every day because now there isn't a clearly defined constitutional order, while they continue demanding Maduro's return, some are taking advantage of the situation to wreak havoc in every way.
At this point, I think Delcy Rodriguez should be pragmatic and accept reality. They are still alive only because the US is allowing it to see how they behave. It's a "good way out" option that will only be available for a limited time. But this will generate the greatest indignation among her followers; however, it will depend on how she addresses them. It takes a lot of awareness to admit defeat if mistakes were never acknowledged and to work together with the enemy, but even more so a high degree of awareness to extract the positive aspects of this and use them to one's advantage.
"Venezuela will not be a US colony."
Would it be bad, or less pragmatic, to set aside the "I don't want to be a colony" mentality and create negotiations that could simply give the US what it wants while also generating growth for the country? I think the biggest problem in Venezuela hasn't been whether the left or right governs; the problem has been that every right-wing politician forgets to maintain the colony in good condition, and then, later, the left returns with its revolutions, and once again, the endless cycle begins.
I think Delcy now has that opportunity, perhaps because she has some degree of awareness/empathy. She feeds the queen but without neglecting the colony, "render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and unto the people the things that are the people's." Is it possible? I don't know, I'm just thinking about a balance and not a perpetual ideological confrontation, which is what has mostly kept us mired in conflict.
In other words, it's the usual thing: they put a US supporter in power and the cuts begin, practically slashing people's lives, like social assistance, for example. I'm not saying it's the better thing here either, I'm just using it as an example of what usually happens worldwide when a right-wing government is in power: they automatically eliminate everything that's helping a sector of the population, even to a lesser degree, just for being left-wing. They could actually "improve" it, but that's not usually the case, since ultimately, the PTB and its delegates around the world work by "squeezing humanity dry."
Delcy could ensure that certain structures that are a priority at this moment are maintained and eliminate others that she knows very well have never served any purpose! And she could assess the possibilities for improvement in the face of a Trump who is business-minded: "Run Venezuela like a business and you'll do well, you'll do well."
The previous ones were puppets, but they weren't human. Delcy may not want to be a puppet, but at least she is human, albeit with a very strong ideology. But however much she wants to maintain that image of "always loyal, never a traitor," the followers of the revolution are not blind. It's impossible to close your eyes and not see that this is no longer possible. The best thing is to admit defeat and take advantage of the circumstances in more assertive ways. But it seems that won't be the case.
How can we know that everything will be worse if she doesn't at least try to do things intelligently? In a different way. Well, if she doesn't have the knowledge or the means, she won't do it, but that doesn't mean there can't be "other paths" and ways of doing things.
Maduro has not had the opportunity to express anything so far.
Possibly he will already write a letter about it or they will make him write a letter making the call that suits the most to the conveniences of the USA.
I say it in the sense that Maduro left an order in case of his "absence" and a good way to make them change their mind as if it is no longer enough that he is imprisoned in the US, would be an order from Maduro himself calling to renounce all confrontation to avoid a worse escalation and give way to the transition that they have asked for so much.
You know, like when Chavez at the time while he was kidnapped: "I have not given up power!"
Well, logically people would expect that this team was eliminated while protecting Maduro, that they were overwhelmed because they didn't anticipate a sudden attack, or that they were left alone to Maduro and betrayed, and that what Padrino López said is just another lie on his part.
It is said that Maduro's inner circle was already infiltrated by the FBI/CIA. That's not new, at least for those who know how they operate. But for those who don't, they must be stunned, colliding with reality, their minds reeling between "infiltration/betrayal" and "Always loyal, never traitors!" because internal security was supposed to be the most secure, especially coming from the school of Fidel Castro.
Therefore, that he now speaks of patriotism and with the sanscionalism that characterizes him, will be empty words. Talk about "guaranteeing" of what now?.
I've never liked this guy. He has the same easy tongue pattern as the Pollo Carvajal. The truth will be known in due course.
As long as he does not give explanations of what really happened, he will be considered a traitor and the main co-author of what happened since he has not said anything about investigating those responsible in charge of surveillance. Is there not a chain of command? no names of anyone and that is interpreted as concealing information of the facts that gave rise to the attack. He only talks about "homeland, magical homeland, god loves who loves the homeland, simon bolivar" bla bla bla... I don't want him to recite his idiological poem.
Yesterday, the words "towards peace and sovereignty" were used interchangeably with "confronting the enemy to guarantee peace and sovereignty."
I'm starting to hate those two words, to be honest.
There's no sovereignty here or freedom, is just more convenient flexibility than other countries, but we'll always end up on one side or the other. Yesterday the country was an ally of the US's "enemies," and in the coming days it won't be anymore, and so on.
Yes, I already confirmed, thank you. That's why I mentioned that there's a narrative surrounding her that aims, above all, to change Trump's mind about keeping her. Although it seems more like a suggestion made towards Trump from someone else and not something he thinks for himself, much less from his team. I mean to keep Delcy.
Putin to Zelensky or Zelensky/EEUU to Putin too. As they say in football, "either you score a goal or they score a goal against you." Could the US abduct Zelensky? That would be a huge surprise.
New strategy, Fishing the stuffed!.
Yes, I feel that I had already been prepared for this future for a long time. Just what I am living now, I had already "seen" it from an early age. Maybe that's why I don't feel hopeless and it seems "natural" to me.
And yes, now that the US maybe feels that it can now concentrate better on Russia or on China, I "feel" that Russia should have the button on the "the finger of the end".
Elon Musk released Starlink service for Venezuela as a gesture to its citizens.
Elon Musk liberó el servicio de Starlink para Venezuela como un gesto para sus ciudadanos | NTN24.COM
El anuncio lo hizo a través de su cuenta en la red social X.www.ntn24.com
Venezuela has one of the worst internet services in Latin America, due to the economic crisis and the neglect of services by a corrupt and dictatorial state that controls all communications.
According to a Speedtest report, the average internet speed in Venezuela is 14.59 Mbps, far below that of its neighbor, Brazil, which has a speed of 78.20 Mbps.
"Oh, faster internet, yessss, we're free!!!!" some zombie will say.
Many may be morbidly happy about Maduro's fall. I feel a certain kind of calm because so far things have gone as I expected, with the fewest possible lives lost. And yet, that remains to be seen because naturally, in these kinds of "change" processes, such as price increases induced and opportunistically driven by the needs of others, limited access to consumer goods will lead to looting and increased crime.
My father just spent $34 on something he didn't usually spend more than $20 on. That's just today; tomorrow it will have a different price, and so it will every day because now there isn't a clearly defined constitutional order, while they continue demanding Maduro's return, some are taking advantage of the situation to wreak havoc in every way.
At this point, I think Delcy Rodriguez should be pragmatic and accept reality. They are still alive only because the US is allowing it to see how they behave. It's a "good way out" option that will only be available for a limited time. But this will generate the greatest indignation among her followers; however, it will depend on how she addresses them. It takes a lot of awareness to admit defeat if mistakes were never acknowledged and to work together with the enemy, but even more so a high degree of awareness to extract the positive aspects of this and use them to one's advantage.
"Venezuela will not be a US colony."
Would it be bad, or less pragmatic, to set aside the "I don't want to be a colony" mentality and create negotiations that could simply give the US what it wants while also generating growth for the country? I think the biggest problem in Venezuela hasn't been whether the left or right governs; the problem has been that every right-wing politician forgets to maintain the colony in good condition, and then, later, the left returns with its revolutions, and once again, the endless cycle begins.
I think Delcy now has that opportunity, perhaps because she has some degree of awareness/empathy. She feeds the queen but without neglecting the colony, "render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and unto the people the things that are the people's." Is it possible? I don't know, I'm just thinking about a balance and not a perpetual ideological confrontation, which is what has mostly kept us mired in conflict.
In other words, it's the usual thing: they put a US supporter in power and the cuts begin, practically slashing people's lives, like social assistance, for example. I'm not saying it's the better thing here either, I'm just using it as an example of what usually happens worldwide when a right-wing government is in power: they automatically eliminate everything that's helping a sector of the population, even to a lesser degree, just for being left-wing. They could actually "improve" it, but that's not usually the case, since ultimately, the PTB and its delegates around the world work by "squeezing humanity dry."
Delcy could ensure that certain structures that are a priority at this moment are maintained and eliminate others that she knows very well have never served any purpose! And she could assess the possibilities for improvement in the face of a Trump who is business-minded: "Run Venezuela like a business and you'll do well, you'll do well."
The previous ones were puppets, but they weren't human. Delcy may not want to be a puppet, but at least she is human, albeit with a very strong ideology. But however much she wants to maintain that image of "always loyal, never a traitor," the followers of the revolution are not blind. It's impossible to close your eyes and not see that this is no longer possible. The best thing is to admit defeat and take advantage of the circumstances in more assertive ways. But it seems that won't be the case.
How can we know that everything will be worse if she doesn't at least try to do things intelligently? In a different way. Well, if she doesn't have the knowledge or the means, she won't do it, but that doesn't mean there can't be "other paths" and ways of doing things.
Maduro has not had the opportunity to express anything so far.
Possibly he will already write a letter about it or they will make him write a letter making the call that suits the most to the conveniences of the USA.
I say it in the sense that Maduro left an order in case of his "absence" and a good way to make them change their mind as if it is no longer enough that he is imprisoned in the US, would be an order from Maduro himself calling to renounce all confrontation to avoid a worse escalation and give way to the transition that they have asked for so much.
You know, like when Chavez at the time while he was kidnapped: "I have not given up power!"
Well, logically people would expect that this team was eliminated while protecting Maduro, that they were overwhelmed because they didn't anticipate a sudden attack, or that they were left alone to Maduro and betrayed, and that what Padrino López said is just another lie on his part.
It is said that Maduro's inner circle was already infiltrated by the FBI/CIA. That's not new, at least for those who know how they operate. But for those who don't, they must be stunned, colliding with reality, their minds reeling between "infiltration/betrayal" and "Always loyal, never traitors!" because internal security was supposed to be the most secure, especially coming from the school of Fidel Castro.
Therefore, that he now speaks of patriotism and with the sanscionalism that characterizes him, will be empty words. Talk about "guaranteeing" of what now?.
I've never liked this guy. He has the same easy tongue pattern as the Pollo Carvajal. The truth will be known in due course.
As long as he does not give explanations of what really happened, he will be considered a traitor and the main co-author of what happened since he has not said anything about investigating those responsible in charge of surveillance. Is there not a chain of command? no names of anyone and that is interpreted as concealing information of the facts that gave rise to the attack. He only talks about "homeland, magical homeland, god loves who loves the homeland, simon bolivar" bla bla bla... I don't want him to recite his idiological poem.
Padrino López calls on the people to summarize the country's activities
Padrino López llama al pueblo a retomar las actividades del país - Últimas Noticias
Dijo que la patria "debe encaminarse sobre su riel constitucional"ultimasnoticias.com.ve
The Vice President for Defense and Sovereignty, General Vladimir Padrino López, called on the Venezuelan people to resume all activities in the country in the coming days to ensure that the nation continues on the path of peace and sovereignty.
He quoted the words of the Liberator Simón Bolívar from a letter sent to General Rafael Urdaneta in August 1826, in which he emphasized: “The Fatherland is the sacred word and the magic word of all virtuous citizens. The Fatherland is the meeting point of all who love national glory and the rights of the people.”
Yesterday, the words "towards peace and sovereignty" were used interchangeably with "confronting the enemy to guarantee peace and sovereignty."
I'm starting to hate those two words, to be honest.
There's no sovereignty here or freedom, is just more convenient flexibility than other countries, but we'll always end up on one side or the other. Yesterday the country was an ally of the US's "enemies," and in the coming days it won't be anymore, and so on.
Yes, I already confirmed, thank you. That's why I mentioned that there's a narrative surrounding her that aims, above all, to change Trump's mind about keeping her. Although it seems more like a suggestion made towards Trump from someone else and not something he thinks for himself, much less from his team. I mean to keep Delcy.
Russia reaffirms support for Venezuela, denies Vice President Rodriguez's presence in the country.
Russia reaffirms support for Venezuela, denies Vice President Rodriguez's presence in country
Foreign Minister Lavrov expresses solidarity with Caracas against 'armed aggression' during phone call with Vice President Rodriguez - Anadolu Ajansıwww.aa.com.tr
The ministry separately told state-run news agency Tass that recent claims suggesting Rodriguez was physically present in Russia were false.
Putin to Zelensky or Zelensky/EEUU to Putin too. As they say in football, "either you score a goal or they score a goal against you." Could the US abduct Zelensky? That would be a huge surprise.
New strategy, Fishing the stuffed!.
Yes, I feel that I had already been prepared for this future for a long time. Just what I am living now, I had already "seen" it from an early age. Maybe that's why I don't feel hopeless and it seems "natural" to me.
And yes, now that the US maybe feels that it can now concentrate better on Russia or on China, I "feel" that Russia should have the button on the "the finger of the end".
