Cyberwar: Venezuela

Next time, use youtube-dl to pull the video from the tweet.

Attached: Sotiri Dimpinoudis - #Update - Lots of places in #Maracaibo in #Venezuela are going rapidly again without power, Because transformers on power lines are exploding all over the places. #SinLuz-1105288376138248193.mp4 (480x848, 985.28K)

The substations all set, good to go.
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CIAnigger was probably microwaving gefilte with a 2300watt microwave oven.

i hope they are ready for a large influx of jew immigrants..

Internet service in the country just came back proper. Sorry for not responding during all this time.
Ideological nutjob who appleased to the people that; he behemently believed his policies would help the country as a whole. I don't really blame him on his actions, he sounded, talked and behaved like the strongmen of yesteryear and obviously had his heart place into helping the country.
Not.
A clear puppet of the Castro family, with heavy ties to communists in and out of the country, and with an attempted military Coup before he was elected "democratically" for nearly an indefinite amount of time until his death, i am not particularly fond of him, for he laid the groundwork for the country to be on this state.

His grandest strenght was his charisma, he was an amazing orator that ate up around 16 hours a day, sometimes without rest, in forced televised announcements (think Emergency state broadcasts where it locks up all signals on all non-private TV airwave channels) where he would talk nothing but Paja (that's a slur for bullshit btw) or about Missions (economical/social/construction plans and public works).
A lot of people, even from Opposition forces and whatnot, believe he was a much better ruler than Maduro. And nearly every redshirt in the country mourn his death, even if now they turned their backs against the PSUV and are advocating toward getting Maduro out of the presidency– at whatever the cost it may take, as long as it's non-violent.
It is a shame all these assholes around me don't see the elephant in the room, the Cuban communists running everything to the ground and making a big profit out of it thanks to dumbasses like Chavez and Maduro. Only one wasn't a literal bus driver and had a much better voice, and probably some extra balls for improvising his speeches because fuck if anyone was gonna write an 8-hour long tirade about the how the CIA is training iguanas to sabotague us.

Fuck him and the obscura that birthed his communist kike shitass. And fuck all the faggots who followed him too.

As for the cancer thing. He was never given an official autopsy on venezuelan soil and the only "records" that exist about his death are from Cuban doctors.
Nobody knows, but if you ask me, there IS a rumor that he was executed in Cuba for his success, as he was healthy and sound living even on his final speeches to the people. Something a cancer patient would not do is do 2-to-4-hour tirades about his great Missions and how he's Impulsing the country to new heights not possible outside of Socialism.
It's up to you on what to believe though, he was old enough to start getting bald even without supposed chemotheraphy.

Dont listen to thats tupid faggot. Stuxnet was delivered as a payload to the iranians by the israelis.
One of the scientists working on the nuclear reactor was given money, he was found out and executed. He was expecting israeli citizenship and additional compensation

They exploded thanks to either hypertension or faggots actually setting explosives on them.With the state of disrepair that the electrical grid is on, i'd wager the first, as it hasn't even been the first time this has happened in the past, even during Chavez regime.

God help me if the substation on my part or the city doesn't explode again. Last time that happened we had an entire 2 weeks without electricity or water. And that was back in 2011 when you could still afford bottled water and could still find corn flour on the storeshelves.