@lowfour wrote in post #240:
A ver yo ya no tengo ni idea de qué es verdad y delirio en el mundo de la post-verdad hypercapitalista e hypernacionalista. Pero dejo constancia de que un presidente puede escribir eso (es suyo de ver...
no no, espera, que esto lo van a usar para el impichment, ni cotiza
lo van a apartar (si no se muere antes), lo van a "jubilar" o algo así
ya te digo yo que "nada" no va a pasar
mira, lo que ya puse, eso te viene en la wikipedia
pero vamos, que lo normal (cuando es cierto) es que estos acuerdos se anuncien en conjunto o algo así, que salga la delcy y el trucho diciendo, vamos a gestionar esto así, toma, firmao
pero que lo ponga en un tuit?? venganomejodas
yo estoy escamado por cómo la peña se come estas paridas dobladas, a ver qué se cuentan en el nytruchen, pero deberían estar poniendo en solfa justo que le den bola a esta mierda
Ojooooo que la maravillosa y speedica Fiona Hill dijo en 2019 que Putin le prometió al Gordo que hiciera lo que quisiera con Venezuela si le dejaba hacer lo que quisiera con Ucrania. No se si esto es fuente fiable o no, pero leamos, leamos. Ah si, es la "CTV News is the news division of the CTV Television Network in Canada. The name CTV News is also applied as the title of local and regional newscasts on the network's owned-and-operated stations, which are closely tied to the national news division."
Russian officials indicated in 2019 that the Kremlin would be willing to back off from its support for Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela in exchange for a free hand in Ukraine, according to Fiona Hill, an adviser to President Donald Trump at the time.
The Russians repeatedly floated the idea of a “very strange swap arrangement between Venezuela and Ukraine,” Hill said during a congressional hearing in 2019. Her comments surfaced again this week and were shared on social media after the U.S. stealth operation to capture Maduro.
Hill said Russia pushed the idea through articles in Russian media that referenced the Monroe Doctrine — a 19th century principle in which the U.S. opposed European meddling in the Western Hemisphere and in return agreed to stay out of European affairs. It was invoked by Trump to justify the U.S. intervention in Venezuela.
Even though Russian officials never made a formal offer, Moscow’s then-ambassador to the United States, Anatoly Antonov, hinted many times to her that Russia was willing to allow the United States to act as it wished in Venezuela if the U.S. did the same for Russia in Europe, Hill told The Associated Press this week.
“Before there was a ‘hint hint, nudge nudge, wink wink, how about doing a deal?’ But nobody (in the U.S.) was interested then,” Hill said.
Trump dispatched Hill — then his senior adviser on Russia and Europe — to Moscow in April 2019 to deliver that message. She said she told Russian officials “Ukraine and Venezuela are not related to each other.”
At that time, she said, the White House was aligned with allies in recognizing Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as the country’s interim president.
But fast forward seven years and the situation is different.
After ousting Maduro, the U.S. has said it will now “run” Venezuela policy. Trump also has renewed his threat to take over Greenland — a self-governing territory of Denmark and part of the NATO military alliance — and threatened to take military action against Colombia for facilitating the global sale of cocaine.
The Kremlin will be “thrilled” with the idea that large countries — such as Russia, the United States and China — get spheres of influence because it proves “might makes right,” Hill said.
Trump’s actions in Venezuela make it harder for Kyiv’s allies to condemn Russia’s designs on Ukraine as “illegitimate” because “we’ve just had a situation where the U.S. has taken over — or at least decapitated the government of another country — using fiction,” Hill told AP.
The Trump administration has described its raid in Venezuela as a law enforcement operation and has insisted that capturing Maduro was legal.
The Russian Foreign Ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Hill’s account.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has not commented on the military operation to oust Maduro but the Foreign Ministry issued statements condemning U.S. “aggression.”
@lowfour wrote in post #243:
Ojooooo que la maravillosa y speedica Fiona Hill dijo en 2019 que Putin le prometió al Gordo que hiciera lo que quisiera con Venezuela si le dejaba hacer lo que quisiera con Ucrania. No se si esto es ...
me lo creo
es más, me cuadra con el estado demenciado del trucho
tío, si metes "demencia" en la ecuación, no te cuadra todo?
en la toma de posesión ya dijo el trucho que su referente era el https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_McKinley
En lo referente a política internacional apoyó la independencia de Cuba; la guerra con España le dio a Estados Unidos el control de Puerto Rico, Guam y Filipinas.
y al poco dijo que groenlandia era "seguridad nacional"
si le está dando el chungo demente, el tipo rellena sus lapsus de memoria con todas estas fantasías de "ampliar el imperio" maga
pero es que no hace falta remontarse a 2019, podemos estar seguro de que se lo han vuelto a repetir en estos últimos meses
en alaska lo mismo hasta se mencionó
por eso está tan a muerte con el putinato del gnomo, che, cuadra mil
y ahora, que le han organizado una "operación anti-drogas" para secuestrar a platanote, se está dando un atracón de "gloria" trucha y delirando sobre que gobierna venezuela
yo estoy convencido de que está como el típico tarado que te dice "soy napoleon" y anda por la calle con la mano metida entre los botones de la camisa o algo así
oye lowfour, el claude rompe los enlaces
se hace un chocho cojonudo cuando se copipastean varios desde la wiki
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