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Warren,

All intl gov protected companies play heartless hardball, not just
American, lets get real.

Yes they are a kind and lovely people and in the middle of a bad scene.
I love hanging with them. All of that meddling is old history.  Their
gov made business agreements with the US(for better or worse) and then
elected a guy who broke all the agreements, yes there was a coup attempt
but afterwards the oil wealth was redistributed.  For awhile there
weresome good public works and improvement in the fucked up disparity ,
even during the US boycotts, but then oil prices plummeted and they had
dipshits in way over their heads who could not produce or run a business
only turn to pillage and theft.  Has any socialist top down mechanism in
history not succumb to entropy similar or worse, hitler, stalin mao?  
This is all old history, the American companies run roughshod for sure
but the V government stealing private property from citizens not
involved in oil "for the good of the masses."  Why socialism/communism
appeals to so many when it's a top down control model that is prima
fascia anti-freedom.  Not just the antifreedom of roughshod crony
corporate greed but designed that way from the start.  Who would want to
be overseen by a Politburo not sure I understand this love affair with
central control, other than it was hammered into the hippy generation
from Tavistock institute to hate America and capitalism.  Ever since
daddy bush let unesco design our school curriculum, public school
damages peoples opinion of their own country.  WTF  We have had our
scallywags and shitheads and also our geniuses and amazing contributions
to science and the rest of the world.  Tesla was a proud American. To
throw the baby out with the bathwater, very sad and binary thinking.  I
am not happy the USA supports war fare and killing and crony capitalism
like protectionism of oil cartels but I as an American did not vote for
that shit and most Americans don't want it either.

On 12/11/2018 9:21 AM, Warren Keillor [email protected]
[EVGRAY] wrote:
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> Doug
>
> From living in Venezuela, during the coup, and ten years later, during
> the general strike, I think your information you have, is quite on the
> mark.
> They are a lovely, educated people, in very hard times, just trying to
> make their own decisions, amid some tough challenges.
> American companies play hard ball, without compassion, or empathy, if
> it might cost them money.
> When operating in a jurisdiction where they are not held strictly to
> account, because they have paid off certain officials, out of the
> prying eyes of news media, they run ammuck flaunting laws, and
> responsibilities.
> Some companies are bad in the US, but way worse, where they run
> without leashes.
> As a citizen, one sees injustice, and like people all over the World,
> they just want a fair playing field, and uniform rules agreed on by
> everybody, maintained by fair and impartial people.
> Being able to pick and choose people likely having the integrity, and
> skill, to do jobs for society, as a whole, is one of the elements of
> democracy.
> Fraud, misrepresentaion, messing with the books, lying, and
> interfering with fair elections, to any degree, is a deal breaker,
> both in business, and in politics, as it is in life.
> Any group of people, need to work these things out, whether a family,
> or a country.
> Stirring the pot, getting, brother against brother, so you can take
> advantage of both, is pretty evil behavior, and companies, only
> measuring the bottom line of the profit sheet, are often guilty.
> Executives only get that fat bonus, in their contracts, if the numbers
> rise, no questions asked.
>  Look around you, and see if that is working?
> Cheers Warren
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>     On Tue, 11 Dec 2018 at 4:48 AM, [email protected] [EVGRAY]
>     <[email protected]> wrote:
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>     Hi Mick
>     I disagree on Venezuela issue. Being largest oil producer in area
>     they could of eaSsy had economy and quality of life similar to
>     what happened with Norway but no, the USA blocked oil sales and
>     destroyed their economy through every nefarious means possible,
>     just because they would not let US oil companies in there to rape
>     the country.
>     Columbia is building up military along border in CIA plot to
>     invade Venezuela which could happen any day.. Columbia now USA
>     proxy army in region as CIA controls cocaine economy now 100% and
>     so controls country and army. Those coming acrossbirder "hope" o
>     be on winning side after invasion takes place. Look for invasion
>     similar to Panama 3000 civilians killed probably 10,000 they don't
>     care don't keep track like in Iraq.
>     Right now US Navy is more or less blockading oil tankers to trade
>     freely with excuse they do not sell to countries USA approves of.
>     Kone
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>     ...
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