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We had a visit with friends a few weeks back and not sure how Covid came up (it’s wasn’t me this time) but the discussion became “why can’t we just go back to the way it was before Covid, why don’t we just forget about it.”. One of my friends said “too much water has gone under the bridge, it torn apart families, ruined friendships.” I said it MUST be brought up and kept current until those responsible for the deaths and disabilities from the virus but mostly from being experimented on pay the price for their crimes against humanity.”. After some silence one gal said “who has died or been adversely affected” so I started to list the people in our small area who were affected. They were all shocked at the number of people they didn’t even know they knew who had their lives taken or harmed and again there was silence. I left it at that.
Nuremberg revisited, I will accept nothing less and will NEVER just let it go.
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If you are American and you’re curious about why Trump forced Maduro out, you should read this first...
(An analysis by a Venezuelan who left Venezuela)
Because unless you are Venezuelan, you are missing almost everything that matters.
I am Venezuelan.
I left my country in 2013, when Hugo Chávez died and Nicolás Maduro took power.
I didn’t leave because I wanted to “try life abroad.”
I left because I could see what was coming, and staying meant watching my future shrink year after year.
So when Americans ask, “What do Venezuelans think about Trump forcing Maduro out of the presidency?”
Let me answer that question honestly, without slogans, without moral theater, and without pretending this is simple.
Most Venezuelans feel relief.
Not because we love Trump or because we believe the U.S. does things out of pure love for freedom.
And not because we are naïve about geopolitics, oil, or power.
We feel relief because we have lived through something Americans have never experienced: a country where nothing works, where elections don’t matter, where money stops being ...
