Its Popping Off in Venezuela

Venezuelan's are rising up in protest after another
election comes up with Maduro as the winner again.

A wild group of protesters have toppled a statue
of Hugo Chavez....

Protests Against Electoral Fraud in Venezuela: Hugo Chávez Statue Toppled

Hugo Chavez Statue Toppled



19 / 0:34 Protests in Venezuela after election results


They are headed to the presidential palace to
protest, amid a looming clash with an armed
military convoy.

Thousands of Venezuelans are heading towards the presidential palace in Caracas to protest against President Nicolás Maduro's claim of victory in the country's disputed election. Others posted pictures of the crowds on social media with captions including “knock down the dictator” and “everyone to Miraflores” - where the palace is located.

The BBC saw an armed military convoy travelling to the presidential palace, with soldiers in balaclavas standing on the back of the cars carrying large rifles.

www.bbc.com...

I honestly wish them the best of luck,
more power to them in protests over
their dictator!

man why do people continue to listen to politicians, neither left or right deserve my time or attention and I can only hope for the day when ALL politicians become irrelevant

every single one from every nation on the planet is a lying, cheating hate filled bell end

a reply to: UpIsNowDown2

Why? Money and power for the politicians,
little things like food, water, shelter and clothing
for the people....

a reply to: burntheships

I truly feel for them. It’s going to end bad for them either way this goes.

Either the military gets involved or they continue down a spiral of hyper inflation.

But their voting machines are all 100% legit and can't be cheated with. 🤣🤣

a reply to: CriticalStinker

Yes, I can't really blame them for being angry,
they voted but it looks like Maduro just decided
he had enough votes to "win".

Not sure I truts this, but for what its worth

Seeing video of Maduros forces opening fire on protesters.

originally posted by: xuenchen
But their voting machines are all 100% legit and can't be cheated with. 🤣🤣

Honest question, is Crowd Strike involved?

originally posted by: wAnchorofCarp
Seeing video of Maduros forces opening fire on protesters.

I can't tell if these are smoke grenades?

Can't find anything else, maybe on X?

Here's a twitter video where the police are giving up their uniform rather than shoot people.

x.com...

a reply to: grey580

Thanks, that is pretty amazing that they
did that!

a reply to: burntheships

There are also reports of the military also turning their backs on maduro. maduro only has his terror gangs left it seems and half the military.

a reply to: yuppa

Seeing reports that he only had about 301% of the vote.

Maybe the military will help turn the tables....?

I think we can all agree

Venezuela is a sh®t hole

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a reply to: burntheships. Armed gangsters who used to love Maduro are now coming out against him. The leader of the criminal gang "Tren del Llano" just published a video issuing a warning to Maduro's security forces to stand down against the people
"My advice is that by listening to the people, they entrench themselves in their commands and let the people decide and put in and take out whoever they want.

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a reply to: wAnchorofCarp

Yup.

That's what happens when you let socialists take your guns.

originally posted by: xuenchen
But their voting machines are all 100% legit and can't be cheated with. 🤣🤣

Tina Peters recently gave an interview where she said there were 70 some countries using election software that can be manipulated a number of ways.

She has a criminal trial that begins tomorrow that's related to her making copies of her county's election servers after the 2020 election and after an "update" to the election server.

Tina Peters trial thread

... and this mentality and behavior is what the Democrats are importing with their wide open border and 'sanctuary city' policies. Isn't that just swell?

I'm surprised there is anyone left in Venezuela.

I can't seem to walk 5 feet without seeing one. And If I go to the closest Walmart I feel like I'm in a third world country. Nobody speaks English.

Most people don't call illegals Mexicans anymore now they call them Venezuelans.

Sen. Marco Rubio Reminds Venezuelans of $15 Million Reward for Capturing Dictator Nicolás Maduro Amidst Election Fraud

U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) has reminded the citizens of Venezuela of the $15 million reward offered by the U.S. government for information leading to the capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro.

This announcement comes in the wake of widespread allegations of election fraud during Venezuela’s recent presidential elections, which have been condemned internationally.

n their joint statement, the lawmakers declared:

“To no one’s surprise, dictator Nicolás Maduro has once again stolen a presidential election. However, what the narco-regime will never steal is the Venezuelan people’s desire to return to democracy and live in freedom after decades of tyranny. We must prioritize uniting the free world in rejecting these sham election results and securing the release of the more than 300 Venezuelans that remain arbitrarily detained in torture centers as political prisoners.

“The Maduro dictatorship is experiencing an internal fracture, and members of the dictatorship know their status quo, which is filled with incompetence, is no longer sustainable. There is massive discontent in the streets of Venezuela, and everyday citizens have stood in support of opposition leaders María Corina Machado and Edmundo Gonzalez. Let there be no doubt: the countries and international organizations backing this fraud of unimaginable proportions must be held accountable, as should members of the narco-regime and its ‘National Electoral Council’.”