Venezuela coup general

The crisis is getting very intense
I'm afraid of an yank invasion but that will start a world war. A civil war is more likely but it's far away for the moment.

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Wonder what will happen if a coup and civil war DOES happen

Am I wrong or do most people feel like there's fuck all a regular person can do about shit like this? You could go march with a sign or talk to everyone you know about how fucked up US imperialism is, but what does it even accomplish? I just hope that the Venezuelan people don't get wiped out and can assert some kind of control.

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The far-right trail into the US via central america tends to insert around Guyana and cut along the north coastline. It pops out of Mexico around Nogales and cuts through Vegas and Reno to enter Truckee and Ashland.
So… that's what this is really about.

You're not wrong.
Nothing. The best thing to do would be to organize strikes in the event of war or intervention, but we are far away from that kind of power and the most vocal "anti-imperialists" have been more concerned with building media profiles for folks like Abby Martin and Ben Norton or sending Brian Becker's kids to college than organizing with other workers to pull something like that off. Calls for "solidarity" with no material aid or action and hashtags like #handsoff don't mean shit so don't treat them like necessary stands against burger imperialism, as some of our cousins have been doing.
The way I see it in the short term they either get fucked hard if the coup is successful, squeezed into paste by social democracy's failure, or push to get concessions from the state.

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It does nothing, especially considering where people from here are from; we are all either from US puppets (my case) or from the US, so what would the average person from our countries care if we do a march protesting?

Nah. Sabotage actions.
- grease goes down the drain
- dental floss and "flushable" wipes go down the toilet.
- concrete goes on the railroad tracks
- rubble and glass go in the highway. "oops."
- cotton string goes in salt water. when it and the weather are dry, it gets bola'd around the power lines.
…etc. al Jazeera has a list of countries "in need of mass sabotage action."
aljazeera.com/news/2019/01/venezuela-crisis-latest-updates-190123205835912.html
Now, go out there and derail some fucking trains. For the next ten years.

America won't invade, Brazil will on their behalf meanwhile Bolton goes for Cuba.

Don't sell the US government short, they're incredibly clever. Bolonsaro will get his own war to justify "reorganizing" their economy around a more exploitationist model (eg ripping out the Amazon) while the CIA settles an old score. Russia might fight Brazil directly but won't intervene in Cuba, however the Kremlin will take note of how the US handles Cuba and reflect that exact same treatment onto them in Western Ukraine. Which is ultimately what all this builds to: Crimea.

To add insult to injury, figure that all the antiwar/anti-imperialist voters in America were the ones who put Obama into the White House ten years ago. He sold us out, proving that the Democrats are just as bad as the Republicans. The only option is to vote Green, even if it is in vain.

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The same thing happened in 1916 when all the anti-war/anti-imperiast people supported Woodrow Wilson who then promptly got the U.S. involved in WWI on a pretext.