Post: #1526

Why do so many Venezuelans have such retarded names?

Post: #1527

(05-02-2019 03:57 AM)scotian Wrote:  Why do so many Venezuelans have such retarded names?

It's, as you know, a social marker throughout South America. The more someone is low-class, villero, barrio-dweller, the more he or she will have some ridiculous made-up name.

It's actually something that will impact them throughout their life, as few LatAm employers would hire someone with a ridiculous, never-seen-before name.

Still, the fate of Jurubith, this poor Venezuelan girl shot dead, is sad, whatever her name was. She probably fought (within her modest capacities) for glory or hope, or just out of despair, and received a bullet through the head for it.

Post: #1528

Or Guido's troops raped her and put a bullet in the back of her head themselves, then hoisted her corpse up as today's martyr.

We really have not the slightest clue or any shred of evidence what happened to her, or if she even existed.

Besides, what kind of faggots put women in the line of fire?

Post: #1529

(05-02-2019 04:09 AM)Going strong Wrote:  

(05-02-2019 03:57 AM)scotian Wrote:  Why do so many Venezuelans have such retarded names?

It's, as you know, a social marker throughout South America. The more someone is low-class, villero, barrio-dweller, the more he or she will have some ridiculous made-up name.

It's actually something that will impact them throughout their life, as few LatAm employers would hire someone with a ridiculous, never-seen-before name.

Still, the fate of Jurubith, this poor Venezuelan girl shot dead, is sad, whatever her name was. She probably fought (within her modest capacities) for glory or hope, or just out of despair, and received a bullet through the head for it.

Similar to Colombia where a common ghetto name is Usnavy, apparently the poor mothers are so impressed by US naval ships that they name their kids after them.

Post: #1530

I once knew a thai girl nicknamed Benz after the car.

Post: #1531

(05-01-2019 05:45 PM)It_is_my_time Wrote:  I keep thinking Iran would be the USA's "Stalingrad". We get bogged down there and everything collapses.

USA already had it's metaphorical Stalingrad, it was Syria. Not in terms of number of casualties of course, but it was a turning point. I believe that the USA will not get a significant victory from this point on.

Post: #1532

(05-02-2019 05:51 AM)FilipSRB Wrote:  

(05-01-2019 05:45 PM)It_is_my_time Wrote:  I keep thinking Iran would be the USA's "Stalingrad". We get bogged down there and everything collapses.

USA already had it's metaphorical Stalingrad, it was Syria. Not in terms of number of casualties of course, but it was a turning point. I believe that the USA will not get a significant victory from this point on.

This could already be true, as you pointed out. But by the actions in Venezuela, and the rhetoric from DC about Iran and Syria, I don't think the elites have given up on any of these regions yet.

Sadly, I still think they will push for war and get their war. But you are probably correct, they will not win these wars and it all began with Syria and how very unpopular it was among the US citizens.

Post: #1533

(05-02-2019 05:51 AM)FilipSRB Wrote:  

(05-01-2019 05:45 PM)It_is_my_time Wrote:  I keep thinking Iran would be the USA's "Stalingrad". We get bogged down there and everything collapses.

USA already had it's metaphorical Stalingrad, it was Syria. Not in terms of number of casualties of course, but it was a turning point. I believe that the USA will not get a significant victory from this point on.

I'm beginning to see the relationship between the Dems and the Media as inverted. Not clear how much it is the Dems giving instructions to the media or if it isn't the other way round.

In the view of the ruling class NATO-wide Syria was Trump stabbing the media elite and Obama/ Hilary/ Cameron/ CIA/ MI6 in the back..

It was a victory denied by treachery. Their biggest defeat since Vietnam .. but only in terms of resources, not bodies.

Of course it was a victory for common sense but they don't see it that way.

No matter the cost CNN and their democrat lackeys are determined to have their Middle Eastern war.

Post: #1534

(05-02-2019 04:20 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  Or Guaido's troops raped her and put a bullet in the back of her head themselves, then hoisted her corpse up as today's martyr.

We really have not the slightest clue or any shred of evidence what happened to her, or if she even existed.

Besides, what kind of faggots put women in the line of fire?

Everything is technically possible, yes. She might have been killed by a number of people, on both and any side, or just by a random bullet flying by, who knows?

I doubt though that she would be an invented persona. An invented person would be named Maria Garcia Fernandez, not some incredible combinations of unique names. Plus, her digital print is clearly visible on the document.

Also, we don't know that she was put in the line of fire. She might or might not have been "fighting", and if so, in the front or middle or rear row, who knows?
.......

Anyway, generally speaking now and not alluding to anyone in particular: I have the feeling that I am one of the few forum members posting on this thread who is not paid by some State actor to do so. I must be doing something real wrong . I'll probably end my life with no datcha in Sochi and not even a condo in Antalya: sad. But, brothers, I do hope that some of you will invite me for a drink , next time I holiday in Simcity or Krasnodar. Or on the Margarita Isla, former pussy paradise, once peace is restored.

Post: #1535

(05-02-2019 03:51 AM)Going strong Wrote:  
^Venezuelan woman killed a few hours ago by Maduro's soldiers or irregulars, and chosen by J. Guaido as symbol

The name, though, Jurubith...

Going Strong, have you perhaps heard of this legendary man?

Post: #1536

TITS!!!!

Post: #1537

In any case, and it should please many here, it might very well be a Jewish name, kind of the Spanish-Venezuelan version of a Betsabe Judith Raus(schnell). That should make the situation even more interesting: Maduro had Betzabeth killed, so isn't he somehow antisemitic? Matter of fact, one wonders why no such accusation has been leveled at Maduro yet, considering his alliances with Turkey and Iran.

David's Betsabe bathing:

Post: #1538

(05-02-2019 07:08 AM)Going strong Wrote:  ...

Anyway, generally speaking now and not alluding to anyone in particular: I have the feeling that I am one of the few forum members posting on this thread who is not paid by some State actor to do so. I must be doing something real wrong .
...

That's an odd accusation to make considering you're one of the people supporting globalist intervention.

Is this one of those "Russian bots" things I keep hearing about in the MSM?

Post: #1539

(05-02-2019 07:28 AM)scotian Wrote:  



TITS!!!!

Now this is the high quality content I come to the Politics sub-forum for.

I'll personally shelter that woman.

Post: #1540

My Spanish is not very good but I'm pretty sure she's saying that some gringo savage who said his name was Scotian got coked up and titty-fucked her for five hours straight, and now her chesticles are all red and bruised.

Post: #1541

When both choices are shit, we Lusitanians say: let the Devil come in and choose. Seems appropriate. Also seems like the Devil has chosen already, they don't call America 'the great Satan' for nothing.

Also, holy cow those are some beautiful milkers.

Post: #1542

(05-02-2019 07:49 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

(05-02-2019 07:08 AM)Going strong Wrote:  ...

Anyway, generally speaking now and not alluding to anyone in particular: I have the feeling that I am one of the few forum members posting on this thread who is not paid by some State actor to do so. I must be doing something real wrong .
...

That's an odd accusation to make considering you're one of the people supporting globalist intervention.

Is this one of those "Russian bots" things I keep hearing about in the MSM?

Honestly, Leonard, see the last few posts of our dorogoi you know whom here. Generic one-liners consisting of "muh petro-dollars". Does sound like bot postings to me, yes.

As for myself, since you're asking, I don't support a global intervention per se, just a quick ecological missile strike on Maduro, before he starves half of his poor people to death, and de facto ruins Cuba (and huge Spanish and French investments, in the coming process).

I mean, in the last month, Maduro has been responsible, indirectly but undoubtedly, for massive losses of business in Cuba. Cuba is now hit with the cancellation of Helms-Burton exemption (a law known by name by every Cuban in the street), and shall not receive its necessary oil anymore: all of this because Maduro refused to negotiate or step aside. Maduro should have resigned three months ago and put someone in charge, before the rise of Guaido, so Maduro is a clumsy traitor even to his own camp.

So anyway, if you are anti-Globalist, you should be preoccupied that the Cuban economy and hence, government, might be destroyed (quoting President Trump: full blockade on its way), because of Maduro.

Concerning the Russians, much respect to them, but as a native European I would prefer to see them helping us out in Western Europe, rather than seeing them disturbingly backing a fat exotic dictator. I might write someday on how President Putin has (allegedly) 2 groups of people advising him, one of which being the old-soviet open-border-communism group (the pro-Maduro group). Think about it: the left flank of V. Putin's advisers should be thwarted, as it is a globalist-communism group.

Post: #1543

(05-02-2019 07:54 AM)MaceTyrell Wrote:  

(05-02-2019 07:28 AM)scotian Wrote:  



TITS!!!!

Now this is the high quality content I come to the Politics sub-forum for.

I'll personally shelter that woman.

Funnily enough, she is saying, showing her boobs: Tuve suerte que no exploto, I got lucky this here didn't explode

Post: #1544

Post: #1545

^^LMAO!!!

Post: #1546

Double post

Post: #1547

(05-02-2019 08:32 AM)Going strong Wrote:  

(05-02-2019 07:49 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

(05-02-2019 07:08 AM)Going strong Wrote:  ...

Anyway, generally speaking now and not alluding to anyone in particular: I have the feeling that I am one of the few forum members posting on this thread who is not paid by some State actor to do so. I must be doing something real wrong .
...

That's an odd accusation to make considering you're one of the people supporting globalist intervention.

Is this one of those "Russian bots" things I keep hearing about in the MSM?

Honestly, Leonard, see the last few posts of our dorogoi you know whom here. Generic one-liners consisting of "muh petro-dollars". Does sound like bot postings to me, yes.

As for myself, since you're asking, I don't support a global intervention per se, just a quick ecological missile strike on Maduro, before he starves half of his poor people to death, and de facto ruins Cuba (and huge Spanish and French investments, in the coming process).

I mean, in the last month, Maduro has been responsible, indirectly but undoubtedly, for massive losses of business in Cuba. Cuba is now hit with the cancellation of Helms-Burton exemption (a law known by name by every Cuban in the street), and shall not receive its necessary oil anymore: all of this because Maduro refused to negotiate or step aside. Maduro should have resigned three months ago and put someone in charge, before the rise of Guaido, so Maduro is a clumsy traitor even to his own camp.

So anyway, if you are anti-Globalist, you should be preoccupied that the Cuban economy and hence, government, might be destroyed (quoting President Trump: full blockade on its way), because of Maduro.

Concerning the Russians, much respect to them, but as a native European I would prefer to see them helping us out in Western Europe, rather than seeing them disturbingly backing a fat exotic dictator. I might write someday on how President Putin has (allegedly) 2 groups of people advising him, one of which being the old-soviet open-border-communism group (the pro-Maduro group). Think about it: the left flank of V. Putin's advisers should be thwarted, as it is a globalist-communism group.

I don't know that a simple missile strike would end with anything other than another burly union leader getting drafted to lead the continued Chavist slide towards equality.

Former "humble" president Pepe Mujica made the local rags for saying the people spooled around the tank treads should have known better than to fuck with a tank...

I suspect most everyone is still underestimating how incredibly popular Maduro is among the majority of the Venezuelan population happy to see everyone else lowered to their level.

For a parallel, just about everyone in Uruguay worth talking to despises the lefty Frente Amplio government making the country poorer. There however is a large portion of the population that is poor and just like to see other people get fucked. Generations of losers honestly believing that one person's success is illegitimate because someone must have stolen their equal birthright. Stealing is also a legitimate form of sacred trabajo for this demographic. Uruguay was never quite as rich or urban as pre-Chavez Venezuela and this demographic is ~35 percent of the population. I can see it being the 60 percent that Maduro won with in Venezuela.

The problem Maduro presents is that he is democracy's final boss. If someone supports democracy, equality, and everyone having the franchise they are a hypocrite if they reject Maduro. Rejecting Maduro delegitimizes the voices of the poor who just want to see a world that more closely matches their capacity for understanding.

International Pantsuit and their every bit of biogoop that falls out of woman is sacred dogma seems to hate that Maduro is what the endpoint of their agenda looks like. Power invested in one of the few masculine men while the other masculine men viciously shove the voter's will down the country's throats. Before Guaidó ordered shots fired this week, Maduro didn't have to arrest Guaidó to protect his power because... Maduro is popular in Venezuela. Many of the troops taking Guiadó's orders in the morning didn't realize the orders were to rebel. Once they did they returned to their regular units. Carlota airbase ended the day still with Maduro's folks denying Guiadó and the CIA their much desired beachhead.

I sympathize with the Venezolanas who hate where their country has gone, but the problem is not Maduro personally. The problem is democracy. Maduro will likely keep holding on to power to his own surprise and that of everyone else so long as incredible effort is not brought down to remove him. The element of surprise is gone, Guaidó and the CIA failed with their easiest shot.

Post: #1548

I have known that Chavez and Maduro ran the country into the ground with broad popular support over numerous election cycles. However, I don't know how much popular support Maduro retains after the destruction of the oil industry, and the hyperinflation, power brownouts, shortages of goods and medical supplies, high crime rate, etc.

I understand Maduro had to fake election results this last time, because he didn't have enough legit votes. Even with this, I wouldn't be surprised if the people who voted for this socialist paradise are still in favor of Maduro. Like SJWs everywhere else, they probably are immune to reality, and they continue to believe the capitalists are to blame for all their problems.

If so, I say to let them get their socialism good and hard, and to drive the refugees back into Venezuela. Let them have what they voted for, and let them fight it out themselves when they are ready to end it.

Post: #1549

(05-02-2019 02:36 PM)RoastBeefCurtains4Me Wrote:  I have known that Chavez and Maduro ran the country into the ground with broad popular support over numerous election cycles. However, I don't know how much popular support Maduro retains after the destruction of the oil industry, and the hyperinflation, power brownouts, shortages of goods and medical supplies, high crime rate, etc.

I understand Maduro had to fake election results this last time, because he didn't have enough legit votes. Even with this, I wouldn't be surprised if the people who voted for this socialist paradise are still in favor of Maduro. Like SJWs everywhere else, they probably are immune to reality, and they continue to believe the capitalists are to blame for all their problems.

If so, I say to let them get their socialism good and hard, and to drive the refugees back into Venezuela. Let them have what they voted for, and let them fight it out themselves when they are ready to end it.

Maduro has no popular support, but the fact is the heads of the Armed Forces are all with him.
He´s bought all of them and now it´s too late for any of them to grow a conscience and do the right thing, because that would mean facing trial after the fall of the communist regime.
The Venezuelan population is fucked. Rebellion is useless because they are unarmed.
The only way to end this government is through war, but the US won´t invade in fear of Russian retalliation.

Post: #1550

Wrong, Brazilguy, Maduro has a fairly wide base of popular support at home, as BBinger mentioned. Your opinion there is probably biased by the fact that most Venezuelan expats in Sao Paolo, Miami or Toronto are heavily anti-Maduro.

The election results aren't fake, in fact their elections might be less fake than US elections, where for example Sanders got royally shafted in the primaries (he might have beaten Trump in the general actually), and GW Bush stole the 2004 elections by tampering with the election servers using a man in the middle (MIM) backdoor hack from Karl Rove's servers in Kentucky to flip the Ohio result and swing the entire election:





In many ways, elections in a glorified red banana republic like Venezuela are actually a lot less crooked than in the US... Maduro got a higher percentage of their registered voters than did Trump, Macron, Turdeau or May, that is a fact.

Mike Connell, Karl Rove IT head, the guy who run that hack and flipped Ohio, was offed in a small plane crash a week before he was to testify as a star witness in a trial incriminating the Rove GOP machine. It's not like the Clintons are the only swamp crime family out there...






Maduro's support is eroding due to the economic hardships, at this rate he will probably lose the next elections fair and square, and be ousted without foreign interference beyond the current sanctions. However any military intervention by Yanquis or even by a CIA merc brigade and all bets are off, as it would trigger a nationalist response which would bolster support for Maduro.

I think the neocon bunch in charge is too impulsive to see this, they just can't help it. As well, US policy is going to heavily favor chaos and civil war in Venezuela over a more stable, independent petro-state that is in the Russo-Chinese political orbit, especially now that the US has achieved oil/energy independence.