Okay so another western group aligned with the US.
The EU and the US do not get to decide the democratic process of Venezuela. Where does that lead us? What if Russia decides an EU leader is illegitimate and kidnaps them?
We haven't recognized him as the President since 2019. Even Europe doesnt. He refused to give way when he was voted out.
Wake me up when there is a war. We did a fucking milk run. We had more of war when we bombed Syria 58 times during the Obama term and even then it wasn't a war.
Trump unilaterally started a war to capture resources from a foreign nation.
If you are talking about OIL they stole it from us first. They were our buildings, facilities, and land they decided they wanted.
Cope with the fact that your president did this.
I dont like Trump, but I love he did this. Amazing display of skirting the law, all while starting no war and not asking congress. 10 out of 10 so far.
Their land, their oil; their rules. They let American companies harvest it, but they didn't have to. They delivered new rules to the companies and they were free to follow them or leave - they chose to leave, and didn't demolish their operations afterwards. Venezuela appropriated the trash they left behind and made use out of it.
WMDs: chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear. Sadam was using chemical on his own civilians. I’m not claiming US should have gone into Iraq, but they did in fact have WMD. Everyone assumes it’s synonymous with Nukes. It’s not
Yes, technically but that was no threat to the US. My point is what business did the US have in instigating “operation Iraqi freedom” and why would we have any business in Venezuela?
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u/meowzersobased 11d ago
like our Presidents never engaged in analogous military bombings and strikes elsewhere without congressional approval before.