by Florida Maquis is a Christian socialist who is not a liberal. He says the left in Latin America are different to the left in the U.S. as they are not liberals either.Florida Maquis warns of a catastrophe if he US decides to invade Venezuela as its people will fight to the death. The U.S. will be fighting in a jungle, not a dessert, where it is easy picking. He also warns it might trigger off wars in other Latin American countries pulling the U.S. further into a quandary.Florida Maquis says Brazil's leader is the most dangerous person to have ever ruled a Latin American country, and when the U.S. military is a spent force, he will go in and steal Venezuela's resources. [embedded content]
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Florida Maquis warns of a catastrophe if he US decides to invade Venezuela as its people will fight to the death. The U.S. will be fighting in a jungle, not a dessert, where it is easy picking. He also warns it might trigger off wars in other Latin American countries pulling the U.S. further into a quandary.
Florida Maquis says Brazil's leader is the most dangerous person to have ever ruled a Latin American country, and when the U.S. military is a spent force, he will go in and steal Venezuela's resources.