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By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Thu, 09 May 19 5:53 PM | 63 view(s)
Boardmark this board | The Trust Matrix 		Msg. 29974 of 54959
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LOL. He's such a joke. He tried to do a coup and it didn't work because he's an idiot. Now he blames his peeps, whose job was to carry out the ridiculous plan.

Wouldn't bet against this scenario: Trump told his buddy Putin what he was doing. And Putin, who came to prop up his man, told Maduro. Probably sent him the recording in which Trump told him the steps in the coup: pay General So-and-so this money; launch mob on such-and-such a date. And so on.

Is Congress comfortable with a president that does this sort of thing? What a mess!

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speaking of Trump's foreign policy....
By: clo in ALEA
Thu, 09 May 19 2:03 PM 		Msg. 29971 of 54959


GET ON WITH IT

Trump Angry at Bolton for Venezuela Coup Failure: Report

Donald Trump is growing increasingly angry at John Bolton over the failure to oust Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, complaining that his own officials misled him about how easy it would be to overthrow him, The Washington Post reports. Trump is said to be aiming his anger at his national security adviser, accusing him of trying to pull Trump “into a war” with Venezuela and its allies. Officials have told the newspaper the chances of Maduro making a swift exit have decreased and that Trump is annoyed about having to be involved for the “long haul.” Trump reportedly complained over the past week that Bolton and others underestimated Maduro, who the president has described as a “tough cookie.” Meanwhile, Venezuelan security forces arrested the vice president of the country’s opposition-controlled congress Wednesday. Edgar Zambrano was towed in his car to a political prison after he refused to leave his vehicle when he was approached by the agents.

Read it at The Washington Post


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