Venezuela & Syria: An American Intervention

[Sacrificed Ram]

Currently we are watching the retirement of american troops from Syria, showing americans has none interest to use direct force to free syrian people from Assad's dictatorship. Transporting this scenario to South America, would be plausible a direct american military intervention in Venezuela to free venezuelan people of Maduro's dictatorship, if they didn't do it in Syria? Russia is installing military bases in Venezuela, USA is reinforcing their presence in Colombia and will do progress with new USA aligned government in Brazil. Will USA use proxy war against Venezuela? Will americans act directly in Venezuela even with russian (even China) presence there? Venezuela isn't american problem?

[Fantomas]

If Venezuelan people start the reovolution against regime, why not. But not under Trump presidency surely, this coward prefers to ceding ground

[Catarinense1998]

I really hate Maduro's dictatorship, but I would not like to see americans putting their hands on a south american country's destiny. If the venezuelans do want their Freedon, they will need tô fight for it. Long live Bolivar, San Martin, O Higgins.

[KMack]

Better if Venezuelan people revolts against Maduro themselves. The Army Generals there are probably corrupt and take money from Maduro.
I think a General in Chile led a coup against the Socialist President there around 1980 or so, and was successful. Any Coup led by other countries would be a joint effort like Brazil/Colombia/USA all communicating and planning. IMHO you need 2 things,
1) Replacement leadership in place
2) Intelligence agencies find the Billions that Chavez/Maduro stole and are hiding in come Caribbean bank accounts. If the banks don't
hand the money over maybe a couple of Bankers have some unfortunate accidents in which they die. Those guys stole a lot of money from
American and Euro companies that had operations in Venezuela also.

[Sacrificed Ram]

Maybe the scenario will be underground and black ops, but not a direct declared military invasion of Venezuela by foreign countries.

[KMack]

Maybe the scenario will be underground and black ops, but not a direct declared military invasion of Venezuela by foreign countries.

Yeah no foreign military on the soil that looks bad.

[Westbrook]

Now that we're withdrawing troops from all over, people act like they want us to freedomize other countries?

[Westbrook]

2 different Presidents have been elected after promising to withdraw from the middle east, and this one is finally doing it. God forbid our own leader actually does what we want rather than what goons in the Pentagon, energy companies, or people in foreign countries want. Taking a couple thousand troops out of Syria is not going to cause it to fall to the terrists, and it's never been our responsibility to overthrow Assad.

If Venezuelan people start the reovolution against regime, why not. But not under Trump presidency surely, this coward prefers to ceding ground

[Fantomas]

2 different Presidents have been elected after promising to withdraw from the middle east, and this one is finally doing it. God forbid our own leader actually does what we want rather than what goons in the Pentagon, energy companies, or people in foreign countries want. Taking a couple thousand troops out of Syria is not going to cause it to fall to the terrists, and it's never been our responsibility to overthrow Assad.

This leads to new war escalation, strengthening of anti-US forces, flow of refugees increasing, declining of US position as a global player etc. etc. That's exactly what Assad, ISIS, Putin, Iran, Taliban, Hezbollah and another friends of America wanted from Trump.

[Thorns]

This leads to new war escalation, strengthening of anti-US forces, flow of refugees increasing, declining of US position as a global player etc. etc. That's exactly what Assad, ISIS, Putin, Iran, Taliban, Hezbollah and another friends of America wanted from Trump.

I don't give two squirts of duck shit what they want or don't want from Trump.