Bernd
05/10/2019 (Fri) 02:39:04
No.25734
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05/10/2019 (Fri) 02:39:04
No.25734
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>>25733
Besides the international drug trade (of which even Maduro's relatives take part in) and the regime's Cuban, Chinese and Russian masters, nobody benefits from this. Certainly not ourselves, who have previously committed taxpayer money to sustaining Chavez and his allies and now suffer under the refugee burden. But you've shown some good reasons for how even those who lose still aren't willing to commit to an invasion.
>20 year run of Peronism
Péronism is just another strand of the Latin American populist virus. Sure, it is nowhere as damaging as Chavismo and has achievements to take pride in, but it's no miracle. I don't understand a lot specifically about Peronism but do know Varguism and its successors, which are very similar.
Besides the international drug trade (of which even Maduro's relatives take part in) and the regime's Cuban, Chinese and Russian masters, nobody benefits from this. Certainly not ourselves, who have previously committed taxpayer money to sustaining Chavez and his allies and now suffer under the refugee burden. But you've shown some good reasons for how even those who lose still aren't willing to commit to an invasion.
>20 year run of Peronism
Péronism is just another strand of the Latin American populist virus. Sure, it is nowhere as damaging as Chavismo and has achievements to take pride in, but it's no miracle. I don't understand a lot specifically about Peronism but do know Varguism and its successors, which are very similar.