Trump Captures Nicolas Maduro
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For every one celebrating, there's another at home cleaning his rifle.
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And that's a problem.
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There are reporters onsite reporting this, so your claims are bogus.
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Linking me to a bray post is counter productive. Lol.
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It was proven that the crowd photo was from years ago, dipshit. It's the only "claim" I have made. Sit the fuck down.
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If you read the last Declaration of War all the way through, especially the ending, the mystery of Congress’s reluctance to do so again vanishes. The language explains itself.
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You mean alleged. And as I said, reporters on the scene are seeing this and similar things currently. I'm sorry if your narrow little ideology doesn't allow that to be true, becuase it is. Even though it contradicts your little narrative.
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I posted one image in one post. That's it. You took what you wanted from it and got upset. Looks like you're the little narrow-minded twerp.
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My reading spans international sources, as well as both conservative and moderate domestic sources. But once again you've proven that your knowledge of the issues are what your Daddy grunts out of his ass....
The situation will ONLY become recoverable if/when the political situation stabilizes. No business is going to commit “billions” until then because of the timeframe needed to recover those billions. Basic business logic honey…..
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Keep believing that, and you'll always be on the losing side of these arguments.
That goes without saying, and it does nothing to impeach the motives of the Chevron statement to stand ready to assist the US government in the transition in Venezuela.
And also a great many who may not care about that, but will automatically side with their own country's government -- WHATEVER IT IS -- against any foreign invader.
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WTF?
Maduro was shipping oil on the shadow fleet of tankers to Russia and China. HOW THE FUCK you think that means there's no infrastructure is beyond rationality.
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The US has deemed them illegal, but on the international market, Venezuela has a right to sell its goods.
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Thank you honey for jumping in…. Your input is SO appreciated, especially when you can’t even follow a thread…. I NEVER said they have NO infrastructure…. Points if you can figure this out….
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The problem isn’t whether particular defendants are good or bad people.
The problem is whether a state may claim criminal jurisdiction over foreigners for acts committed entirely outside its territory, without the defendant’s consent, based on elastic theories of “effects,” “protection,” or “universality.”
Once that power is normalized, law stops being a system of consent and becomes an instrument of dominance. There is no neutral arbiter deciding whose interpretation is correct — only which state is strong enough to enforce its view.
If we accept that principle when it is used against our enemies, we forfeit the ability to object when it is used against our own leaders. The rule cannot be “legitimate when we do it, illegitimate when others do.”
A legal system that cannot survive reciprocity is not law in any meaningful sense; it is policy enforced by force. The moment jurisdiction is detached from territory, citizenship, or consent, politics inevitably replaces justice — long before any jury is seated.
The problem is whether a state may claim criminal jurisdiction over foreigners for acts committed entirely outside its territory, without the defendant’s consent, based on elastic theories of “effects,” “protection,” or “universality.”
Once that power is normalized, law stops being a system of consent and becomes an instrument of dominance. There is no neutral arbiter deciding whose interpretation is correct — only which state is strong enough to enforce its view.
If we accept that principle when it is used against our enemies, we forfeit the ability to object when it is used against our own leaders. The rule cannot be “legitimate when we do it, illegitimate when others do.”
A legal system that cannot survive reciprocity is not law in any meaningful sense; it is policy enforced by force. The moment jurisdiction is detached from territory, citizenship, or consent, politics inevitably replaces justice — long before any jury is seated.
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What is your source for that?
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The country's history. This regime never used real dictator-tactics like Hussein or Putin -- it could never have lasted as long as it has without a LOT of support on the ground.
If a civil war had broken out, without U.S. intervention, it would be impossible to predict the winner with any confidence.
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Provide a link to the authoritative poll supporting that assertion.
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i wonder what the cast from the view are gonna say on monday about all this
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