by Scott Creighton
One of Donald Trump’s freedom fighters in Venezuela throwing a freedom fire bomb at local police.
Ask yourself this: who’s interests are fake lefties like Rachel Maddow really serving when they endlessly rant about made up “Russian collusion” conspiracy theories that are baseless and will eventually end up going no where? The answer might just surprise you.
President Trump (that’s a clue by the way), who once said on the campaign trail that the U.S. shouldn’t be in the business of telling other countries how to run their governments, has chimed in on the ongoing neoliberal color revolution in Venezuela. As expected, his campaign rhetoric is vastly different than his stated administration policy.
“The White House has threatened Venezuela with potential “strong and swift economic actions” if the country’s socialist government imposes a plan to rewrite the constitution and consolidate the ruling party’s power — a plan that more than 7 million people rejected in a vote over the weekend.
“Yesterday, the Venezuelan people again made clear that they stand for democracy, freedom, and rule of law,” the White House said in a statement on Monday evening. “Yet their strong and courageous actions continue to be ignored by a bad leader who dreams of becoming a dictator.”
Organizers said they hoped Sunday’s symbolic referendum would discourage President Nicolas Maduro’s planned national election on July 30 to pick a 545-member special assembly that would have the ability to build a new constitution.” Fox News July 17 2017
First of all, those “strong and courageous actions” he’s talking about basically include terrorism on the streets of local cities and towns as the regime change thugs burn 50 tons of emergency food provisions to keep people starving and desperate, bomb the Supreme Court building, loot and murder various officials and/or government supporters in hopes that they can create enough chaos, enough international headlines, so Big Brother America can justify getting involved even more than they already are. This is a formula for these kinds of “courageous actions” we have instigated across the world… most recently in Ukraine when the Soros faction hired neo-Nazis to do the same when their elected government decided to reject EU membership and were drifting closer and closer to a union with Russia.
As the Trump administration talks in the language of globalist double-speak like so many of it’s predecessors, fact is, these free-marketeers in Venezuela who have taken to the streets with violence are not anything close to a majority, they are just the angry, fascist, violent minority… and they operate in the full knowledge that nothing they do will be covered negatively by the international press since they are fascist as well.
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from TeleSur
“We have always been part of the revolution for freedom, and we will continue to be,” said one march participant.
Hundreds of Venezuelan women on Thursday marched against imperialist attempts to destabilize Venezuela, demanding respect for their country’s sovereignty.
The marches, concentrated in Caracas’ Plaza Bolivar, were held a day after the socialist country announced that it will pull out of the Organization of American States, OAS. The decision went public after the OAS Permanent Council approved a convening of foreign ministers to discuss Venezuela, without the country’s consent. There were 19 votes in favor of holding the meeting, 10 against, one abstention and one absence.
The women-led street demonstrations in Caracas projected a unified stance against OAS interference and U.S. intervention. It was the latest move by supporters of the democratically-elected government of President Nicolas Maduro to speak out against foreign interference. ..
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