Is Venezuela (still) Planning to Annex Guyana?
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
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In today’s episode, we run through the renewed tensions between Venezuela and Guyana. Also, we discuss Marcon’s upcoming speech regarding the Rwandan genocide; Israel reopens Erez border for Gaza aid; and why the Danish Navy is in hot water.
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✍️ Will Venezuela Annex Guyana?
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• Is Venezuela About to ...
✍️ Macron’s Upcoming Speech on the Rwandan genocide
www.politico.eu/article/macro...
www.lemonde.fr/afrique/articl...
www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/4...
✍️ Israel Opens Erez Border
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www.nytimes.com/2024/04/04/wo...
news.sky.com/story/is-famine-...
www.theguardian.com/world/202...
✍️ Danish Navy in Hot Water
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www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-euro...
www.reuters.com/world/middle-...
✍️ TLDR Good News
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00:00 Intro
00:23 Will Venezuela Annex Guyana?
03:04 Macron’s Upcoming Speech on the Rwandan genocide
04:28 Israel Opens Erez Border
06:06 Danish Navy in Hot Water
07:18 TLDR Good News
07:46 Sponsor
Hope everyone has a lovely weekend and is ready for Monday's big announcement
Hey TLDR, I have an idea. On your TLDR global channel, maybe you can make a long video on the Indian elections and the political situations. I'd love to help in such a case! Just saying, and keep on with the amazing work!
I have consulted with myself and have come to an agreement, so without further notice, I am now the president of Venezuela 😊
no i am
no I am!!!
I have consulted with myself and have come to an agreement, so without further notice, you are not the presidents of Venezuela, I am.
After heavy deliberation, I have decided that I am the rightful owner of The_Flexiloquent_Frog's soul and entirely worldly possessions, equating to me being the actual president of Venezuela.
I don't think you want that many problems on yourself lol
Venezuela literally pulling a China
And somehow being even more pathetic at it.
Guyana’s been part of Venezuela since ancient times!
How so? Chinas claim is to nationalist china (taiwan) that was lost in civil war. Venezuelas has no basis
Likely because China is telling them to do it.
@@blyyyy89 it's not taian it's islands off the coast of Philipines, Japan, indnesia and Vietnam mostly
Great summary of the current Guyana Essequibo situation, you've really done your homework - and THANKS for getting the pronunciations of Guyana, and Essequibo correct - even the huge platforms with millions of subscribers still pronounce these names incorrectly
ESSEQUIBO BELONGS TO COOPERATIVE REPUBLIC of GUYANA (83000 SQ MILES)
Yes, Essequibo is we own 🇬🇾🇬🇾
The US will not let that happen
Brazil won't either
The US should start helping Ukraine for real, didn’t they promised things to them as well? maybe promises only matter when there is oil in the balance?
@@NeistH2othey already are helping by sending them much needed aid and weapons
@@ManuLamork "Already" Have you not followed the news? The Republican party has blocked tons of aid for quite a while,
It s funny how he thinks that asking people who … don’t … live in Essequibo if Essequibo should be part of Venezuela x)
Morover now e/bo is oil rich ..all of a sudden ...madddd. dorrra want land
@@Sthmohtwenty it's not even known the drilling is viable or not. Just found reserve there.
Yep. I used to live in Essequibo (now in the UK) and when I heard about the whole referendum I found it really pathetic
@@pixapel which part ...
@@Sthmohtwenty Bartica
As I recall, voter turnout for the “referendum” on annexing Essequibo was extremely low.
It was a failure. As the atempt to make the Esequibo a venezuelan version of the Falkland Island (Malvinas)
Yeah, not a damn person I know besides my grandpa turned up, the government controls the electoral institutions so they can easily fake this crap.
Yeah, but they can just continue to lie about the turnout. It was just a means to an end anyway 🤷🏻♀️.
Everyone knows its all rubbish, but the referendum served its purpose all the same
Yeah not to mention rigged. Gotta wonder if this just a page from the dictators handbook... you know, create enemies abroad to distract from from problems at home and create some social cohesion. Maybe, idk.
Then you recall wrong...74% of eligible voters turned out
Shouldn't Belgium be apologizing instead of France? Rwanda was a Belgian colony.
Belgium never apologists to its colonies after leaving Africa and is dispise by Congo, Brundi, and Rewanda.
France was supporting the genocidal regime prior to and during the genocide. Belgium by contrast had fairly bad relations with them, and some of its citizens/paratroopers were killed at the beginning of the genocide
Why should any country apologize for two Rwandan tribal groups who hate murdering each other? Honestly, I'm utterly baffled at the logic.
@@ivancho5854ture
@@ivancho5854 because said country was actively financing, arming, and supporting the group massacring the other. And it's not two tribal groups killing each other, all of the killing was done by a single side, the side France supported
Im shocked half their population isnt in my country, it seems like it
This is just more pandering to internal politics, they don’t have the military capability to secure such a large swath of Guyana much less absorb the economic embargo’s that would surely follow. The US and EU have been crystal clear-“we will endure the international rules based order”. Period.
Also there’s no roads that cross the border aside from one that goes through Brazil so good luck fighting in thick jungle
Neat
venezuela cant manage their own oil, why are they claiming more oil
that election in veneuela is like asking the Chinese people to vote if the CCP should annex taiwan.
not worth a dime
The border is final essequibo belongs to guyana
Maduro jailed the opposition leader
Why is no one talking about that Maduro and Saddam Hussein are similar in many ways
Because it would make socialism look bad and the small hats who rule the west cant have one of there main tools for destroying the west exposed for 2hat it is
Why is no one talking about that Zionists and Nazis are similar in many ways
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@@levantq5972Because reality doesn’t support your anti-Semitic views
@@MacTac141 antisemitism is reality. Every problem the west has ever faced all goes back to one tribe
Is it me that I noticed the commentator is kind of stressed out?
And if France intervened in Rwanda they would be regarded as an interfering colonialist power
They were perfectly happy to intervene in Africa to line their own pockets before and after. You don't get to claim the moral high ground for not interfering to stop a genocide when you've constantly meddled in the politics of your former colonies to force them to sell you uranium at a massive discount. It's not a good look.
They kind of did they set up a special zone for civilians but left the Tutsi’s to be massacred within the zone.
Venezuela looks like it could use a little freedom
And some food
@4:06 So the Rwandan government is blaming France for not stopping the Rwandan government for what happened in Rwanda against the Rwandan people by other Rwandan people during the 90’s?
I have a suspicion that France would get blamed if they tried to intervene as troops would probably have been involved
France was directly supporting the genocidal regime prior to and during the genocide. Do you think Macron or prior French presidents would recognise any sort of responsibility if it wasn't the case 😅
Looking for someone else to blame
The RPF led government blamed France because of its support for the genocidal regime. The FAR (Rwandan armed forces at the time), the Interahamwe and other Hutu extremist militias received training and weapons from France. In addition to that, France literally allowed the Hutu extremists to cross into Zaire (now the DRC) through the so called "Turquoise zone" (whether it was intentional or not doesn't really matter). I mean...The RPF had valid reasons to get mad.
Please remove this comment. The Rwandan Government that has been leading the country since they had fought a war to end it is not the government that they fought. To infer as such is not helping the discourse and is driving further ignorance on a part of the world that is already not getting a lot of attention
I think EU and France in frontline should send forces there LOL.
I'm a bit confused about what exactly France is apologising for. Ultimately, almost any bad thing that happens in Africa _could_ be stopped by any major world power, given the sheer disparity in military might. If they _really_ wanted to, America or Britain or China, or even less obvious powers like South Korea or India, could commit their militaries to invading lets say, Sudan, and stopping what is currently happening there. There would likely be a messy, drawn out guerrilla war as a result (see: the US in Afghanistan), but it is at least in the short-term it's possible to stop something like an acute state-sponsored genocide.
But it's odd to suggest they have a moral obligation to. In fact, to say they do...seems pretty neo-colonial, given African countries are sovereign states. In theory, egregious violations of human rights should be handled at a UN level (although good luck getting the security council to sign off on any intervention, given China and Russia are explicitly against UN military interventions for humanitarian reasons, and they have a veto).
It kinda sounds like France is apologising for not being _more_ of a hegemon.
@@CW-bw7pvnot like un is allowed any free hand. If they're they can stop lot of things
@@CW-bw7pv not sure that I know any French company that mass produce machette...
Well said and spot on.
It's just a part of how power in the world works, those who have the power to act and chose not to themselves bear some part of the responsibility for letting these events happen. Of course, that ignores the ongoing French colonialism in the region, but I'd argue that their history of causing instability and harm to the different peoples in Africa makes them all the more responsible for preventing these kinds of atrocities from taking place, doubly so in the places that they've directly destabilized.
More than a few of these dictators and glorified oligarchs in the region have been able to maintain power, in part, thanks to the backing of different western countries -- is it not then partially the responsibility of those western leaders to prevent those dictators from commiting acts of genocide? It's by no means perfect, ideally we'd end colonialism altogether and help these countries stabilize, but intervening to prevent genocides certainly seems better than doing nothing.
Western countries have any interest in Africa, invest in them and want them to work as a proper modern democratic states: omg neocolonialism get out of here we're sovereign and can tie our own shoes
African countries are mostly shit holes with civil wars and genocides happening: omg western countries it's your fault for letting that happen
The Rwandan Genocide became a Congolese civil war!
Some world leaders thinking its time to redraw the world map
Said yes at gun point . 😂
With what army is venezuela gonna do that? Also there's no infrastructure between the two countries. so how?
A nice update. Warmest compliments. Thank you, sir. :)
The Venezuelan army does not have the capacity to invade nor does their industry have the capacity to extract oil from the ocean!
Yes it does… you just uninformed
This guy Zeihans
@@JuanAristinot it doesnt. You just ignorant
@@JuanAristiNo they don't...crippling corruption and politization has made sure the FANB remains a mediocre and despised institution.
@@danielstewart8339I think he does have a point, Venezuela has the larger army and more fire power. The only problem, they might face is the wild jungle that separates the two of them.
Reminder that Venezuela can’t invade even if they wanted to because theres no roads that cross the border aside from one that goes through Brazil. Good luck fighting in dense jungle
It's amazing how Macron constantly finds new ways to be a pompous knob.
The good news section was so wholesome! :D
It sounds like Venezuala forgot whose hemisphere they live in.
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And what they have an excess of.
Why is this someone’s hemisphere and do you think that makes you the good ones? Seems like you haven’t realized you are literally the nazis in this hemisphere
One day...
@@Toonrick12 in mountains
I wish Maduro would really invade. Considering how bad the Venezuelan army is then this could be good opportunity to get rid of him after the eventual military loss
He is not going to do it, soon there will be elections in Venezuela and he recently disqualified the entire opposition from participating in these (it's funny because he accused one of the candidates of corruption when she has not worked for the public sector... ) and the only thing he is doing is making noise so that people don't talk about it.
The only time we had the opportunity to get rid of him was in 2019 when an invasion was almost carried out from Colombia (My country) but from the UN and Europe they told us "that a peaceful transfer to power should be sought" and with little support, the topic was left to die.
I get your point. The problem is that the Guyana army is even worse.
Precisely the reason why he won't invade, he knows very well that the USA will intervene and that would very likely be the end the chavista regime.
Then Guyana would need some serious help - they have a military of just 4000 people. While VZ has 100.000-300.000
He doesn't need to, but he's could sabotage the operations
Venezuela says an awful lot and ultimately is capable of none of it
All smoking mirrors for exxon to drain black cold 😂
Belgium is a major power now? 😄
Good video.
Awesome content! TLDR is my daily newspaper without all the drama, agendas and fear mongering!
So the government and people of Venezuela both decided that
a large oil rich part of Guyana should instead be part of Venezuela?
What an incredible surprise that the people voted that way.
In other unreported news the government and people of Luxembourg decided that the French Riviera should be part of Luxembourg, the government and people of Egypt decided that Dubai should be part of Egypt, the government and people of Argentina decided that California should be part of Argentina and
I decided that my neighbour's bsck yard with the large swimming pool and the hot tub should be part of my property.
In each case there may be others who disagree with these assessments.
Remember most of Venezuela's population is leaving due to the dictatorship of Maduro and the cost of living. I don't think this in the people's name
Ben looking cozy af in that sweater
It's good that a good news story was included. Important to remind ourselves that whilst some parts of the world are going to sh*t, progress is occurring in others.
Depends on wether or not its useful to Manduro 🤷🏻♀️.
venezuela will probably invade guyana
me a brazilian about to turn 18: I'm in danger
solo están en peligro los gringos y sus colonias, los Latinos que entendemos historia sabemos que Latam debe recuperar las Malvinas y el Esequibo
@@piedrablanca1942 ¡Viva Venezuela, la colonia latinoamericana de Rusia!
Finally some news
Science is so amazing! I'm curious on if the 4 patients are going to need follow up treatment or is it a one time thing? Either way, freaking awesome!
Odd TLDR did not mention the "far left" government of Venezuela, but it does talk of "far right".
Please explain what you mean. How can the government be both?
@@ahhno4662they meant this channel constantly talks about “far right” politicians when speaking about right wing politicians in Europe for example who are against the Islamist invasion of the EU, yet not a single mention of the term “far left” “Neo Marxist left” “extremist left”. The agenda is transparent.
@extrapolate might be because there is a far right wave in Europe but no far left wave? They don't refer to Israel as a far right government either as that's the norm over there.
I think the UK should have a referendum to decide if 2/3rds of Venezuela actually belongs to Guyana. See what Venezuela thinks of that idea.
The goal of your comment is to ridicule Venezuela’s claim by equating it to Guyana claiming Venezuelan land. That’s just a wrong comparison, since Venezuela’s claim is rightful and legitimate, and it has existed long before Guyana became an independent country.
Also this has nothing to do with the Esequibo “making up 2/3 of Guyana”.
(Also I absolutely despise Chávez and Maduro from the bottom of my soul, this statement is not in support of them at all)
@@Rodri-gv8ufvenezuela let it go to international mediation, which resulted in today’s borders.
@@Rodri-gv8ufUh huh. And China has claim to Arunchal Pradesh and Germany to Danzig, yeah?
@@Rodri-gv8ufbro, maybe FIX your country first 😂fix your economy before starting war and crippling it even more. It’s like you guys are trying to become the North Korea of South America
@@GrammarNaziAUSAnd the Aborigines have claim to Australia and the Native Americans have claim to the USA and Canada. Time for all Europeans to go back home.
This moustache would get anybody put on a register
The problem for Venezuela is there is a roadless climax rain forest between the 2 countries and Venezuela no longer has a navy of mention. Guyana's oil is from off shore oil platforms managed by a US oil company so Venezuela can't get the oil or cash from Guyana.
Venezuela playing the long game did people just think this wouldn't happen?
Macron: my predeseccor from 30 years ago didn't feel like ending genocide. sowwy guys 🥺👉👈
Venezuela: Money, it is always about money.
Unfortunately for Venezuela, I already annexed Guyana last year.
I annexed Guyana last month after conducting a one-man referendum with myself
"So I swear and so it will be"
...and so say us all...
😂😂😂
Awesome. England London have revolution in 1920 yes.
It's quite offensive how the IDF's statement seems to imply that these are the only 7 aid workers that this happened to. Their story makes perfect sense if they were. But the BBC's count as of yesterday was 196.
Of course, since the UN doesn't seem interested in making it clear how those workers died, there is no credible claim that the Israelis are responsible for all of those deaths.
Sometimes aid workers are inside the most needed places where the fighting is the fiercest I promise you every country who would be engaged in war had the same problem. Israel gets more media coverage so it's easier to point out their mistakes... anyways Israel took responsibility and let go of the officers in charge of that.
The GOP have wanted to get access to Venezuelan oil forever. Venezuela should know it’ll never get Guyana.
Yeah like Ukraine should know Russia will never take it's lands after all they had 2 treaties with Russia that the US was partner to. Oh wait Russia did take Crimea and another huge chunk. Guyana won't be able to stop Venezuela. Also the US gets oil from Venezuela thanks because Biden reduced sanctions,
Especially since GOP also controls congress, you know the place that has power to declare war
The worst mistake that Venezuela could have made was to elect Chavez. I imagine a world in which Chavez would not have taken power and the previous conservative government would have continued. Without tensions with the United States and in exchange for promising cheap oil, Venezuela could have persuaded the United States to support its territorial claim.
Wyte people want to steal😂😂what else is new. Those days are OVER. What world are you fools living in?? Guyana depending on former colonizers for protection says it all. Before the coup in Niger France was paying 80 cents a kilo of uranium when it was worth 200 bucks a kilo. All of a sudden when fence is gone Niger is #1 in GDP growth next year with 12.1% increase😂😂
@@Protont Looking at the razor thin majority, I wouldn't exactly call that "control"
Well done to Rwanda for acknowledging Frances responsibility in the genocide that Rwanda committed 🎉
France funded it. All of a sudden Caucasians don't know what a proxy is 😧😂😂 France being kicked out of west Africa has pro french people upset.
@RUTHLESSambition5 the french told Rwandans to kill each other?
This is an astonishingly stupid comment
@@RUTHLESSambition5That is just stupid. 😂 The Rwandans are solely responsible for their own actions.
@@RUTHLESSambition5yes it was magical whitey waving his wand of evil that MADE Hutus slash Tutsis with machetes it definitely wasn’t their own fault for killing their neighbours
4:01 Nothing as French as admitting defeat in a conflict that wasn’t even yours 😂😂
Just like WW2 amrite
Skip da ad 9:01
Why is Venezuela flogging a dead horse? They know very well that Essequibo belongs to Guyana.
Guyana's parents are British and their grandparents are Dutch with their great grandparents Spanish due to Columbus.
Essequibo has long broken ties with Spanish and Dutch and was brought up by British.
So who would the Court give it's child to.
Definitely the parents who are British.
Therefore Essequibo will go to Guyana which was once British Guiana and is now independent Guyana.
Case closed. Send my fees.
Planning i do expect to do...with an war now its a different story.
I think they want to do the very silly thing of just move Venezuelans there until there is basically far more of then the Guyanese and slowly take it. And if an war starts,it will had to been from Guyana side not Venezuela. It will serious be a long problem that the future will tell what will happen.
Thumbnail: THEY ARE INVADING
Title: or ARE they????
_moon men plays_
when cnn, the ap, and wapo are listed as "left" i worry either about the current overton window, or about ground news' bias
The whole world is a powder keg right now.
Venezuela calling Guyana esequiba, Guyana esaquiba says enough that even he* thinks it's Venezuelan.
*the "president"
5:33 I don't care
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Well.... Suriname has one of the weakest army in the world. This is free loot for Venezuela...
What does Suriname have to do with anything ?
you mean guyana? there's also the smal lmatter of Brasil who has told Venezuela not to try it.
My grandpa is a Rwandan genocide denier.I have no idea why. We live in Wales, have no connection to Rwanda and he isn't a conspiracy kind of guy in general. He has never been to Rwanda or met a Rwandan yet in his house he has pages of documents 'proving the hoax', such as a full script for the movie Hotel Rwanda with a bunch of random letters from the words highlighted showing 'the secret messages' from the director. He says that Paul Kagame doesn't exist and that 'every picture of bodies 'is clearly in Burundi' and has huge printouts of aerial photographs of Burundi to prove it. Not sure what he has against Rwanda, but if you bring it up to him, he calls you a 'Tutsi liar
4chan….
Does he also believe that the first Japanese people were black?
Good to be a bit more original with conspiracy theories.
To divert attention from the shambolic economy, right out of Galtieri’s playbook. It didn’t work then either.
Essequibo is a Spanish word. Whats Guyana nany problems?
Listen, just offer the US some of that sweet oil that was found recently and expect a security guarantee.
Navy in hot water
Heh
Is TLDR (still) pushing a story they know is physically impossible?
Which one?
An authoritarian regime’s favourite way to keep a hold on power during troubles at home: stirring up a conflict
The powers to be in Guyana have got the backing of the Americans, and to less extent the British to make sure Venezuela doesn’t do anything rash. Venezuela has already been warned about non-encroachment of their neighbours territory?
Macron is still the only European leader who seems to say the hard truths and propose the hard fixes.
Belgium as a world power is hilarious😂💀
Can the united nations trust maduro and his regime
Every time I see Macron in the news, I'm impressed by what he's doing. I know he's incredibly unpopular in France but the fact that his home popularity is not driving him is in itself impressive.
He uses the international stage as a way to mask his failings on a national level. It's never a matter of principle, that's how he could go from being the closest ally of Putin in the west to suggesting sending troops. He says what he think will make him look good and important.
Guyana president is ungreatful.hope they dont call the usa for help
World going a bit to hell but damn that’s a good jumper
95% huh. That sounds totally real and not like fake voting at all.
I have a feeling that had a UN intervention happened in Rwanda, it would've only made things worse.
Considering the Big Oil interests, It's hard for me to imagine the US _not_ coming to Guayana's aid, should it come to that. And in this case, it also happens to be the right thing to do.
Ideally, though, other governments in the region would take the lead in telling Venezuela to feck off.
As a German living in Rwanda I have to pay respect to France here. It is not easy to take responsibility for being complicit in such heinous crimes but I hope it will help reconciliation and help this nation heal.
The fact that descendants from one of the worst atrocities humans have committed against one another can actually sit and say what isarel is doing isn’t murder 🫤🫤 no one stands with hamas, we stand with the Palestinian people. And do you realize how displaced and marginalized they’re elders have felt since getting their land and lives ripped from under them ?
*they turn to hamas because who the hell else is gonna stand up for them?* that’s the sad reality
they don't actually "turn to hamas" - the people of gaza are largely at odds with hamas, angry with hamas for stealing food shipments, angry with hamas for ruling the gaza strip with an iron fist, etc - there's a lot of tension there. i'm not saying this to in any way excuse israel's actions, but only to correct a common misconception - the people of gaza largely do not like, did not elect, and have little power to resist the will of hamas. if anything, that makes it all the more horrible they are being killed in the name of fighting hamas - their own at-home oppressors, but let's be clear about that. meanwhile, a small but loud fringe of westerners *are* openly supporting hamas, perhaps to be edgy, or perhaps for other political reasons... even though the people of gaza themselves largely do not like hamas one bit.
as always, the nuance gets lost in the roar of social media arguing.
At least it's not like the time Bofors lost control of a missile at Vidsel and Sweden had to call the Norwegians and say "sorry but we accidentally launched a cruise missile at you". :P
Wtf is going on with countries complaining about borders decided on decades ago? At some point you have to say live and let live. If you haven't had control of a territory for over a decade you should give up your claim.
He's just causing trouble so people can forget about how bad it is there and vote for him by acting patriotic.
Why failing countries always resort to imperialistic claims in order to legitimate their regime? As a Brazilian person I highly doubt Venezuela can afford a war, and and most of their military equipment must be centenary at this point. Like, it’s just ego there’s not much else left in Venezuela anymore
This literally resulted from british imperialism this isnt something Maduro made up. As a brazilian person u should know this but i guess u got spoon fed too much propaganda to the point where you'll turn ur back on a fellow latin country and glaze some oil companies exploiting our continents resources.
Venezuela needs to be freed by US. It seems he's acting like Saddam lately.
France 🇫🇷 will not let that happen
I think the property lines in my neighborhood are unfair, so I hosted a referendum among my family to determine if my neighbor's back yard rightfully belongs to us, and my family voted yes. I expect my neighbor to cede half his property to me now.
The proper venue for settling this dispute is with the Home Owners Association*
* - Kids, ask your parents. Unless your parents are Millennials, in which case, ask your grandparents.
It’s tribal land I have no idea why we have to have this conversation
According the USSOUTHCOM the USS George Washington will be headed south as part of a circumnavigation of south america. Im sure they can hang out off the coast of Guyana for a bit.
France: Does not intervene into African politics -> Gets accused of letting a genocide happen
France: Intervenes into African politics -> Gets accused of interference and neo-colonialism
You can never win smh
I'm not sure if they really had that last problem in the 90s
France armed the group that committed the genocide.
Venezuela wants to be Latin American Russia so bad
Chill, they still need a few weeks to justify their wargoal.