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like the UN, I'm afraid what precedent it will give to other countries. Apparently the PUSA has threatened other countries as well.

Apparently it's now normal to remove regimes you don't like by military force, something Russia has been trying for the last 4 years. This should scare all of us.

And yes, I realise Maduro is a scumbag and deserves what he's getting.
 
like the UN, I'm afraid what precedent it will give to other countries. Apparently the PUSA has threatened other countries as well.

Apparently it's now normal to remove regimes you don't like by military force, something Russia has been trying for the last 4 years. This should scare all of us.

And yes, I realise Maduro is a scumbag and deserves what he's getting.

Between Putin, Xi, and this, I think what we're seeing, in real-time, is the collapse of the UN system. Not to say it hasn't been tottering for the last two decades, but between Ukraine, Chinese soft-aggression in the western Pacific, and now this, this rather strikes me as a death-knell for the founding principles of the UN.
 
Between Putin, Xi, and this, I think what we're seeing, in real-time, is the collapse of the UN system. Not to say it hasn't been tottering for the last two decades, but between Ukraine, Chinese soft-aggression in the western Pacific, and now this, this rather strikes me as a death-knell for the founding principles of the UN.
Agreed. Bad times ahead.
 
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Either allow discussion of this current event or delete this entire thread not just some posts.
 
Between Putin, Xi, and this, I think what we're seeing, in real-time, is the collapse of the UN system. Not to say it hasn't been tottering for the last two decades, but between Ukraine, Chinese soft-aggression in the western Pacific, and now this, this rather strikes me as a death-knell for the founding principles of the UN.
The UN has been dead since the Korean War. That is the last time they acted.
 
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Either allow discussion of this current event or delete this entire thread not just some posts.

Discussion of the event is allowed, as well as politics to a point…

Partisan political rhetoric is not per the forum rules.

The posts that were deleted go against that rule, and therefore were removed.

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You can't have it both ways since the entire event is political. So all or delete the thread.

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I get it. Rules for some. Rules for the rest.

Actually, it's called grown-up conversation where we can debate a current affairs topic without it devolving into partisanship.

This is an international forum. I can assure you that non-US members here are really tired of the Republican/Democrat verbal volleyball.

This event raises much bigger questions about the legality of regime change, validity of Venezuela as a target compared to other drug-producing countries, whether removing Maduro will do anything to change things (given th high likelihood of rife corruption at all echelons in his regime), and th whole question of what happens next.
 
Actually, it's called grown-up conversation where we can debate a current affairs topic without it devolving into partisanship.

This is an international forum. I can assure you that non-US members here are really tired of the Republican/Democrat verbal volleyball.

This event raises much bigger questions about the legality of regime change, validity of Venezuela as a target compared to other drug-producing countries, whether removing Maduro will do anything to change things (given th high likelihood of rife corruption at all echelons in his regime), and th whole question of what happens next.
Or the generally level of morality of "regime change" for ideological purposes. Morally, how does this differ from Hungary 1956 or Czechoslovakia 1968?
 
Need to remember what companies went in and bought/paid to make those oil fields and refineries it was Exxon,Chevron and I am sure others who lost all with arrival of Chavez.We(USA/Oil companies) were asked to come in by the prior government to assist the country to get the oil out of the ground.
On that logic, Britain would like to speak about the theft of the 13 Colonies and reparations of their lost investment, plus interest.
 

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