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Rugian Member	Mon Mar 25 11:21:43 They fucking did it. They just violated Monroe. Our response needs to be swift and unambiguous. If Russia troops do not leave the hemisphere repeatedly, they should be wiped out. Any future Russia transports to Venezuela should be destroyed on site. A no-fly zone should be declared on Venezuelan airspace and vigorously enforced. Slavic fucks have no business operating in our hemisphere. "(Reuters) - Two Russian air force planes landed at Venezuela's main airport on Saturday carrying a Russian defense official and nearly 100 troops, according to media reports, amid strengthening ties between Caracas and Moscow." http://mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKCN1R50NB
Rugian Member	Mon Mar 25 11:22:23 Repeatedly -> Immediately
jergul large member	Mon Mar 25 11:26:24 Trollrofl the ultra-right. It works every time.
Y2A Member	Mon Mar 25 12:10:12 the clown won't do shit.
Pillz Member	Mon Mar 25 12:21:54 Nuke Boston
Rugian Member	Tue Mar 26 10:11:24 Y2A, You must not have seen the news recently. We're kind of over that whole "Trump is a Russian puppet" narrative now.
swordtail Anarchist Prime	Tue Mar 26 10:36:57 "We're kind of over that whole "Trump is a Russian puppet" narrative now." not until he calls putin a nasty name.
murder Member	Tue Mar 26 11:11:04 "We're kind of over that whole "Trump is a Russian puppet" narrative now." No we're not.
Average Ameriacn Member	Sun Mar 31 04:03:01 Perfect analysis: http://www...upset-to-possible-intervention Russia Sends Troops to Venezuela in Upset to Possible Intervention As the U.S. dithers over whether to intervene in crisis-torn Venezuela, the arrival of Russian forces has significantly strengthened the position of dictator Nicolás Maduro. After blindsiding the United States with its military intervention in Syria, Russian President Vladimir Putin has done it again. On March 23, two Russian Air Force planes arrived in Venezuela’s capital carrying almost 100 soldiers, more than 38 tons of military equipment, and Vasily Tonkoshkurov, chief of staff of Russia’s Ground Forces. The move could prevent any external intervention by the U.S. or other powers and embolden the regime of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to unleash a full-blown onslaught against his opposition. Maduro came into power in 2013 after the death of his mentor Hugo Chávez. Under his leadership, Venezuela spiraled into its worst-ever economic crisis. Hyperinflation has rendered its currency nearly worthless. Basic goods have all but vanished. Law and order are collapsing into chaos. And more than 3 million people—7 percent of the country’s population—have fled the country, mainly on foot. In January, after tens of thousands of Venezuelans protested Maduro’s rigging of an election that gave him another term, opposition leader Juan Guaido declared himself interim president. The U.S. announced support for Guaido and called on Maduro to step down and for Venezuela’s military to abandon him. Canada and dozens of Latin American and European nations have taken the same position. “From today, we will spare no effort in helping all Venezuelans achieve freedom, prosperity and harmony,” Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said in a February 4 statement of support for Guaido. But Maduro maintains control of Venezuela’s military, as well as support from Russia, China, Turkey, Iran and a handful of smaller anti-Western countries. So he has resisted the demands to step down. American leaders have focused on diplomatic and economic efforts to eject him, though U.S. President Donald Trump has said that “all options are on the table.” But the Russian leadership has proclaimed its intention to block any attempts to oust Maduro. And in December, Moscow sent two nuclear-capable bombers to Venezuela for several days to demonstrate Russia’s backing. In January, Reuters reported that private Russian military contractors were in Caracas to protect Maduro. And now with a Russian “force on the ground,” the dictator’s position is considerably bolstered. Any potential military intervention by the U.S. or other outside powers is now far more complicated because it could spark a proxy war with Russia. “It poses a major diplomatic and military upset for any U.S. plans to intervene on Guaido’s behalf,” Jamie Seidel wrote for News.com.au on March 25, adding that it “threatens to confound any international efforts to restore order to the collapsing country.” For Russia, the move is less about supporting Maduro than it is about confronting U.S. influence and establishing a Russian military presence in America’s periphery. The Washington Examiner wrote on March 25: “[T]he real motive for Russian President Vladimir Putin seems to be what Russian and before them Soviet leaders have always relished: challenging U.S. authority in what Washington views as its own backyard. … Russia’s investment in the government of a failed state is likely to yield few if any long-term direct returns on investment. That makes this challenge to the U.S. the most plausible reason behind Moscow’s continued support for Maduro.” For the people of Venezuela, Russia’s deployment of troops—and America’s refusal to use its power to reverse it—means the economic turmoil, humanitarian crisis, violence, looting and suffering will continue. It may also mean Maduro will now crack down on the opposition, possibly arresting Guaido. For the U.S., this will not remain just another far-away calamity: It means America’s backyard—just across the Caribbean—is becoming a staging ground for a future besiegement on the country. The Trumpet addressed this chilling future in a March article titled “Preparing to Storm America’s Castle.” We wrote: The United States is being threatened by hostile nations taking over the Caribbean Sea. Major news sources pay little attention to this region, but the Caribbean is vital to U.S. security. This sea not only connects the East Coast with the Pacific Ocean via the Panama Canal, it guards the mouth of the Gulf of Mexico. Half of America’s seaborne trade passes through the Gulf. So a foreign power that controls the Caribbean could cripple the U.S. economy by restricting its access to oceanic shipping. This geographic reality is why Russia and China want to challenge U.S. dominance in the Caribbean. These aspiring superpowers are forging alliances with socialist governments in Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela. If these Latin dictatorships become staging grounds for Russia and China, a coalition of nations could potentially cut off U.S. access to the Panama Canal and seal off the Straits of Florida and the Yucatán Channel. As alarming as this sounds, Bible prophecy shows that such a besiegement will soon come to pass. Around 2,700 years ago, God inspired the Prophet Isaiah to write about a gigantic trade alliance—“a mart of nations”—that would emerge in the end time (Isaiah 23:3). Verse 1 shows that a lead nation in this trade bloc would be “Chittim.” Trumpet editor in chief Gerald Flurry explains in his booklet Isaiah’s End-Time Vision that Chittim, or Kittim, is an ancient name for modern China. Another leading member in the trade bloc is “Tyre,” which Mr. Flurry explains represents “the commercial center” of modern Europe. A related passage in Ezekiel 27 mentions ancient names for modern Russia (Tubal and Meshech), showing that it will also be a part of this future “mart.” “The Bible contains many prophecies of that European power attacking America—and many other prophecies of America being besieged,” Mr. Flurry writes. Europe will wage this history-altering besiegement with the backing of the other countries associated with the “mart of nations” of Isaiah 23 and Ezekiel 27, including Russia. “All of them are going to besiege America, Britain and the Jewish nation,” he writes. “[T]he giants of Asia” will form a “brief alliance” with the European bloc, he writes. “Should Europe, the resurrected Holy Roman Empire, find a way to take advantage—even for a moment—of key resources and strategic holdings of China, Russia and Japan, it would have more than enough power to besiege the Anglo-Saxon nations …. “This is why Isaiah’s prophecy of an end-time ‘mart of nations’ that includes both European and Asian powers is so intriguing.” Mr. Flurry draws particular attention to the Latin American region, due largely to its geographic proximity to the United States. “Herbert Armstrong long prophesied, and we expect, the alliance between Europe and South America to grow extremely strong,” he writes. Europe already wields considerable influence in parts of Latin America. And once Russia and China enter into a “brief alliance” with Europe, the influence that Russia and China are now building in Venezuela and elsewhere in Latin America will translate into even greater European control over the region. More details about this future besiegement of the U.S. are laid out in Deuteronomy 28:49, 52: “The Lord shall bring a nation against thee from far, from the end of the earth, as swift as the eagle flieth; a nation whose tongue thou shalt not understand …. And he shall besiege thee in all thy gates, until thy high and fenced walls come down, wherein thou trustedst, throughout all thy land: and he shall besiege thee in all thy gates throughout all thy land, which the Lord thy God hath given thee.” In “Preparing to Storm America’s Castle,” we explained what “gate” means in this context: “A gate is a narrow passage of entrance or exit. When speaking nationally, a sea gate is a narrow choke point like the Panama Canal, the Straits of Florida, the Windward Passage or the Yucatán Channel. God gave Britain and America these strategic gates and many others, ensuring that they would become economic and military superpowers. But God also warned that if America and Britain did not obey Him, then not only would these sea gates be taken away, but they would be used against them. This is about to happen.” These are unsettling prophecies, revealing that America and some of its allies will soon suffer major catastrophe. But Bible prophecy shows that the “mart of nations” and the conflict associated with it are intended as correction from God, and that it will be immediately followed by an age of unprecedented worldwide peace. “[T]hat trading partnership won’t last long,” Mr. Flurry writes. “Soon they will clash, just before Jesus Christ returns and destroys both of them” (op cit). Christ will return to Earth and usher in an era of stability and prosperity for the peoples of Venezuela, Russia, the U.S. and all other countries. To understand more about these trends and the hope that lies at their heart, order your free copy of Mr. Flurry’s booklet Isaiah’s End-Time Vision.
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