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12-01-2017, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Guest
Huh?
Give an example of the country WE make fun of...
Nobody can legislate this countries problems away. That has been tried over and over, people are sick and tired of the BS.
I am not interested in fighting races, immigrants, or "have nots". I am interested in ending all entitlements that hold people back in life. I don't want to punish anyone, I want to motivate them. This hand out crap does not work.
I agree a lot of people were conned by Obamma. He promised much, and delivered crappy Obammacare, fueled the racial divide, protected political friends (Clintons)and did nothing to thwart the potential outside influence of elections. He certainly did not give a hoot about me.
Unlimited empathy never solves problems either.
Thanks for sparing me the personal crap. If you think I hate a certain group of people, you understand little about me.
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HOPING AGAINST IT FOR SURE, BUT.....
"As Venezuelan bulls go, Vice President Tareck El Aissami is hard to beat. Who else could announce that the travel and leisure industry in the hemisphere’s most deranged economy was on a roll? “Our country was dependent on oil for many years, but now has come the time of tourism for economic development," El Aissami said at a trade fair on Margarita Island last week. "Tourism has become the first engine of economic development in our country.”
Nothing unusual from the Bolivarian Republic, where hype and fake news are as plenteous as empty cash machines."
Venezuela Welcomes All Tourists Crazy Enough to Go There - Bloomberg
" Former Oil Minister Eulogio del Pino and Nestor Martinez, ex-president of state oil company PDVSA, were arrested just four days after being removed by Maduro in a surprise cabinet shake-up. Both are accused of embezzling state funds, conspiracy and money laundering among other charges, Tarek William Saab, who took over as chief prosecutor following the ousting of one of Maduro’s top critics, said at a press conference in Caracas."
Venezuela arrests top oil officials in corruption probe - The Washington Post
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