Australian Politics Forum - Australia Must Oppose US Aggression In Venezuela

Frank Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 56173 Gender:	Re: Australia Must Oppose US Aggression In Venezuela Reply #90 - Jan 9^th, 2026 at 2:25pm OPEN LETTER TO LIBERALS, DEMOCRATS, LIBTARDS AND THE GENERAL WOKE MOB https://x.com/knesix/status/2007960824783003721?s=43
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Daves2017 Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 2975 Gender:	Re: Australia Must Oppose US Aggression In Venezuela Reply #91 - Jan 9^th, 2026 at 11:23pm Are you all excited about the bombing of Mexico that’s coming?
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Re: Australia Must Oppose US Aggression In Venezuela
Reply #92 - Jan 9^th, 2026 at 11:42pm

From an actual Venezuelian from Franks link

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f a guy saves you from a bear attack, you don't stand over your bleeding shins and lectursplain to him about his crappy tweets from 2016.

You say "Thank you."

And I'm PROUD to THANK Donald smacking J. Trump for this.

But to you, modern liberal, rot of all societies, our "Thank You" is the real tragedy here, because it means the "Bad Man" got a nice gold star. Utter narrative buggerery that rains diarrhea on your carefully curated, elitist worldview.

So, while you're busy writing a 14-part thread about how our celebrations are "uninformed" or "dangerous for the global narrative," we are celebrating because we see a light at the end of a very long, very dark, very hungry tunnel.

We don't give a SINGLE FLYING bugger about being tweetshamed by some prick in a Brooklyn loft. We're worried about not dying in the bowels of El Helicoide. Google that, coño e' tu madre.

So take your "nuance", put it inside a pineapple and shove the whole thing up your ass. We are allowed to be happy that our dictator is going to wear an orange jumpsuit, even if the guy helping us do it makes your therapist rich.

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Re: Australia Must Oppose US Aggression In Venezuela
Reply #94 - Jan 10^th, 2026 at 12:01pm

Brian Ross wrote on Jan 10^th, 2026 at 10:53am:

The daily struggle continues in Caracas as Venezuelans dare to hope for change Roll Eyes

It is a daily struggle that is typical for Venezuelans, who have for years suffered under economic collapse, hyperinflation and incomes that cannot cover basic needs.

"The rich have become poor, and the middle class has fallen into poverty, and poverty is at its most extreme," says Ms Pérez. "There are many politicians, the so-called 'cronies', who are the only ones who have risen with this government. Everyone, everybody has fallen."
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State repression in Venezuela can make public opinion difficult to gauge, and speaking to foreign media is risky for Venezuelans.

Many are reluctant to be interviewed, even anonymously, for fear of retribution from the Maduro regime, which remains largely intact and in control.

A state of emergency decree, implemented after the US intervention, orders police to arrest "everyone involved in the promotion or support" for the attack.

There are reports of journalists being detained, and of civilians having their phones searched for anything considered anti-regime.

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Reply #95 - Jan 11^th, 2026 at 11:37am

So I have actually had the opportunity to talk to someone who does know the region in detail so I am confident I have something of value to contribute.

She explained that the region has the biggest oil supply in the known world.

She believes that China is the largest customer.

By taking control of the oil America has just taken control of China ability to wage war.

Tanks and warships are going nowhere without oil.

She fully supports Trump’s actions and believes it’s a win win for not only the region but the world.

At this point I choose to redact my criticism of American actions.

I always said I knew nothing about the situation and stand now educated.

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Reply #96 - Jan 11^th, 2026 at 11:55am

Frank wrote on Jan 10^th, 2026 at 12:01pm:

Brian Ross wrote on Jan 10^th, 2026 at 10:53am:

The daily struggle continues in Caracas as Venezuelans dare to hope for change Roll Eyes

It is a daily struggle that is typical for Venezuelans, who have for years suffered under economic collapse, hyperinflation and incomes that cannot cover basic needs.

"The rich have become poor, and the middle class has fallen into poverty, and poverty is at its most extreme," says Ms Pérez. "There are many politicians, the so-called 'cronies', who are the only ones who have risen with this government. Everyone, everybody has fallen."
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State repression in Venezuela can make public opinion difficult to gauge, and speaking to foreign media is risky for Venezuelans.

Many are reluctant to be interviewed, even anonymously, for fear of retribution from the Maduro regime, which remains largely intact and in control.

A state of emergency decree, implemented after the US intervention, orders police to arrest "everyone involved in the promotion or support" for the attack.

There are reports of journalists being detained, and of civilians having their phones searched for anything considered anti-regime.

It is a daily struggle that is typical for Americans, who have for the last year suffered under economic collapse, hyperinflation and incomes that cannot cover basic needs.

"The rich have become poor, and the middle class has fallen into poverty, and poverty is at its most extreme". "There are many politicians, the so-called 'cronies', who are the only ones who have risen with this government. Everyone, everybody has fallen."
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State repression in the US can make public opinion difficult to gauge, and speaking to foreign media is risky for Americans.

Many are reluctant to be interviewed, even anonymously, for fear of retribution from the Trump regime, which remains largely intact and in control.

There are reports of journalists being detained, and of civilians having their phones searched for anything considered anti-regime.

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Re: Australia Must Oppose US Aggression In Venezuela
Reply #97 - Jan 11^th, 2026 at 12:45pm

Daves2017 wrote on Jan 11^th, 2026 at 11:37am:

So I have actually had the opportunity to talk to someone who does know the region in detail so I am confident I have something of value to contribute.

She explained that the region has the biggest oil supply in the known world.

She believes that China is the largest customer.

By taking control of the oil America has just taken control of China ability to wage war.

Tanks and warships are going nowhere without oil.

She fully supports Trump’s actions and believes it’s a win win for not only the region but the world.

At this point I choose to redact my criticism of American actions.

I always said I knew nothing about the situation and stand now educated.

Very fair comment, none of us here and me included really know what is going on and how it is best to control these situations. We have to be able to assess every action and judge in the context required to make a reasonable conclusion. I can jump to conclusions based on what I read but as you say there will be times where I need to get more education on the matter. Thank you for your honest post.

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