@Narper
Can I ask how many illegal Trinis often went to Venezuela before the Venezuela of today?
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Kamla to Caricom.....take some of the illegal Venes
Kamla to Caricom.....take some of the illegal Venes
Thu, Oct 30, '25 at 2:14 PM
@sudden
Case in point ,no Guyanese in their right mind would criticize Kamla's stance, and any accusations of coddling up to the US etc can be applied to those islands that choose to side with Maduro. I've been vocal about my disdain for US foreign policy and often asked if I would choose to live in China Russia or Iran over the US, and my answer was always I wanted to live nowhere but T&T, and now that there's a potential situation in our midst I would choose the US over Venezuela.
Our fishermen have never been chased shot at killed or kidnapped by US coastguard and/or pirates,the US has never threatened us our leaders and questioned our territorial boundaries as they are now doing relative to upcoming Exxon operations. I trust they know that exxon has a direct line to the US armed forces.
This is home I understand what I'm working with and basic reason and logic says that if a side has to be taken here it will have to be with the US. So all who feel supporting a man that pays gangs to intimidate and murder opposers and their families is worth supporting over the leader of the hemisphere well good luck to them, I know my place..and I know Venezuela.
Venezuelan employees and others have endorsed the accusations against Maduro, I was shocked and embarrassed because I was always saying it was nonsense, so I've decided to simply respect and consider what real Venezuelans have said to me as late as last night ! And I have never heard a Venezuelan support Maduro, when his name is mentioned they almost turn into gremlins with anger talking about him.
Who knows it feels it .
Thu, Oct 30, '25 at 2:17 PM
@bravos
Hence why I said who feels it knows it best
but what advantage is there in the US operating from TT?
why not simply operate from Guyana?
Thu, Oct 30, '25 at 2:24 PM
@sudden
No one wants that.
So yes it just boiled down to a show of support for Guyana a fellow CARICOM member .
And we dont know the logistics of war, there could be many reasons why they may want to use a facility or convenience outside Guyana..
But we dont want any of that..and it aint gonna reach to that. Maduro just beating up,as far as I can see he's gonna have to step aside .
Thu, Oct 30, '25 at 2:55 PM
@sudden
TTs PM didn't mean physical help with fighters on the ground,she already explained,,"I would allow US warships to use TT waters to get to Guyana",that is what she meant.Stop making out that she's an idiot like some on here.
Thu, Oct 30, '25 at 3:57 PM
One of the loudest voices in CARICOM,unwittingly or not supporting a Venezuelan map that includes Guyanese territory, but all those details don't matter when it suits them...this is the type of ignorance that we have to bear..who's more foolish Ralph or Kamla ?
Thu, Oct 30, '25 at 4:24 PM
@bravos
Ralph lost status in my book when he convened that meeting between Maduro and Ali, to discuss what???
"Can you help me to take 2/3 rds of your country in a peaceful manner?"
Thu, Oct 30, '25 at 4:38 PM
@bravos
One of the loudest voices in CARICOM,unwittingly or not supporting a Venezuelan map that includes Guyanese territory, but all those details don't matter when it suits them...this is the type of ignorance that we have to bear..who's more foolish Ralph or Kamla ?
i don’t know what the photo is supposed to be depicting but that is an interesting question you are posing.
So could you please clarify?
When did Caricom or any of its members, collectively or singularly, wittingly or unwittingly, by words, deeds, maps or in any other manner, supported or otherwise endorsed Venezuela’s claim to 2/3 of Guyana?