Media is too big
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"CNE purposely stopped the transmission of minutes.
He says that they have minutes and that they continue to receive minutes."
He says that they have minutes and that they continue to receive minutes."
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"Perhaps his incompetence is the reason for his refusal to acknowledge that the sons of Bolívar and Chávez do not need his devalued recognition. Here, we defeated fascism with votes and popular support, and we are free from tutelage, something that, unfortunately, his government can never say. Take care of your own problems! Here we won, defended the victory, and celebrate like true revolutionaries."
Yvan Gil (@yvangil) on 𝕏 🖇
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María Corina: “Edmundo González is the new president of Venezuela with 70% of the votes” https://bit.ly/46peCQk
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María Corina: “Edmundo González es el nuevo presidente de Venezuela con 70 % de los votos”
Tras el impacto que supuso el anuncio del triunfo de Nicolás Maduro, la líder de la oposición, María Corina Machado, aseguró contundentemente que el candidato
«According to Elvis Amoroso, the participation was 59%, which means that 12,600,000 Venezuelans voted in Venezuela. With 80% counted, NM supposedly obtained 5,150,000 votes, EGU 4,450,000, and other candidates 460,000. That is, the supposed difference between both candidates is 700,000 votes when 2,600,000 votes remain to be counted. Clearly the "supposed difference" so far is not conclusive, nor is it irreversible».
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🇻🇪🇵🇦🇬🇹Panama and Guatemala seem to not recognize Maduro's victory either.
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#commentary #southerncrossintel #venezuela
It was a given Maduro's government would create a hilariously awful case of fraud, however the real question remains of what is the opposition going to do about it.
It is clear that they enjoy a wide majority of the popular support both within Venezuela and a near totality of the support abroad, Maduro is a despot tyrant propped up by foreign socialist governments, the drug trade and what little oil money they have leftover, both the legitimate and fraudulent results of these elections were obvious to onlookers.
- Legitimate results because the will of the people is clearly against Maduro.
- Fraudulent because it was obvious that fraud would take place.
So what is the opposition going to do? Are they going to try and do "peaceful protests"? A policy of "abrazos no balazos" (hugs not bullets) and try to just cause more international noise to further try and sanction a tyrant out of his wealth? Or will they finally admit that violence isn't something to shun and pretend is never the answer when it is perhaps the most proven tool in the box when significant change is required.
Western Leadership and you my dearest reader (albeit I suspect many of you already fundamentally know this) must understand that violence is a tool, one which should be wielded not in hurried haste but in a cold and well calculated manner, Teddy Roosevelt is famously credited for saying that you must speak softly but carry a big stick.
It's long been time for the stick, sic semper tyrannis.
#commentary #southerncrossintel #venezuela
It was a given Maduro's government would create a hilariously awful case of fraud, however the real question remains of what is the opposition going to do about it.
It is clear that they enjoy a wide majority of the popular support both within Venezuela and a near totality of the support abroad, Maduro is a despot tyrant propped up by foreign socialist governments, the drug trade and what little oil money they have leftover, both the legitimate and fraudulent results of these elections were obvious to onlookers.
- Legitimate results because the will of the people is clearly against Maduro.
- Fraudulent because it was obvious that fraud would take place.
So what is the opposition going to do? Are they going to try and do "peaceful protests"? A policy of "abrazos no balazos" (hugs not bullets) and try to just cause more international noise to further try and sanction a tyrant out of his wealth? Or will they finally admit that violence isn't something to shun and pretend is never the answer when it is perhaps the most proven tool in the box when significant change is required.
Western Leadership and you my dearest reader (albeit I suspect many of you already fundamentally know this) must understand that violence is a tool, one which should be wielded not in hurried haste but in a cold and well calculated manner, Teddy Roosevelt is famously credited for saying that you must speak softly but carry a big stick.
It's long been time for the stick, sic semper tyrannis.
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/SCI/ Southern Cross Intelligence -
🇻🇪 🔥 🗳 #commentary #southerncrossintel #venezuela It was a given Maduro's government would create a hilariously awful case of fraud, however the real question remains of what is the opposition going to do about it. It is clear that they enjoy a wide majority…
And in case I wasn't clear enough, go fucking kill them.
This is how Caracas dawns after the Presidential elections.
1. NICOLAS MADURO MOROS 5,150,092 (51.2%)
2. EDMUNDO GONZALEZ URRUTIA 4,445,978 (44.2%)
Number of voters 21,105,157
59% participation
59% represents 12,452,042
2 million missing votes
https://news.1rj.ru/str/VenezuelaNewsNetwork/11048
2. EDMUNDO GONZALEZ URRUTIA 4,445,978 (44.2%)
Number of voters 21,105,157
59% participation
59% represents 12,452,042
2 million missing votes
https://news.1rj.ru/str/VenezuelaNewsNetwork/11048