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@WHAAsstSecty @Twitter Dear Mr. Kozak,
As a specialist in game theory, I have come to the conclusion that the solution set of the Venezuelan tragedy is characterized by uniqueness; that is to say, that the only existent solution is an international military intervention, that should be lead by the US
As a specialist in game theory, I have come to the conclusion that the solution set of the Venezuelan tragedy is characterized by uniqueness; that is to say, that the only existent solution is an international military intervention, that should be lead by the US
@WHAAsstSecty @Twitter Dear Mr. Kozak:
90% of the Venezuelan military are against the narcoregime, but cannot coordinate among themselves (cannot share info/form favorable expectations so that participating in a coup could become their best strategy - this due to the Cuban G2, DGCIM and SEBIN).
90% of the Venezuelan military are against the narcoregime, but cannot coordinate among themselves (cannot share info/form favorable expectations so that participating in a coup could become their best strategy - this due to the Cuban G2, DGCIM and SEBIN).
@WHAAsstSecty @Twitter Dear Mr. Kozak:
There is no peaceful way out, because they are not politicians but criminals. Moreover, a credible threat is not enough: not even 100 aircraft carriers on the coast would oust the narcoregime; the US must help with 100,000 troops and go hunting them one by one.
There is no peaceful way out, because they are not politicians but criminals. Moreover, a credible threat is not enough: not even 100 aircraft carriers on the coast would oust the narcoregime; the US must help with 100,000 troops and go hunting them one by one.
@WHAAsstSecty @Twitter Dear Mr. Kozak:
We, the lovers of the Republic in Venezuela, are willing to privatize the subsoil and the oil industry, establish a Republic, and a free market. We want criminals out of politics and the return of the US as our main partner and main investor in our oil industry.
We, the lovers of the Republic in Venezuela, are willing to privatize the subsoil and the oil industry, establish a Republic, and a free market. We want criminals out of politics and the return of the US as our main partner and main investor in our oil industry.
@WHAAsstSecty @Twitter Dear Mr. Kozak:
We are convinced that a foreign military intervention led by the US, Colombia and Brazil, would cause 90% of the military to take off their uniform and not repel, fracturing the state between drug traffickers and professionals (i.e. a guaranteed success.).
We are convinced that a foreign military intervention led by the US, Colombia and Brazil, would cause 90% of the military to take off their uniform and not repel, fracturing the state between drug traffickers and professionals (i.e. a guaranteed success.).
@WHAAsstSecty @Twitter Dear Mr. Kozak:
Then that same 90% of the Venezuelan military that would not repel a foreign military intervention would work together with foreign troops and professional police to dismantle groups, thugs, and guerrillas.
Then that same 90% of the Venezuelan military that would not repel a foreign military intervention would work together with foreign troops and professional police to dismantle groups, thugs, and guerrillas.
@WHAAsstSecty @Twitter Dear Mr. Kozak:
The US has in Venezuela a problem of national and hemispheric security, guerrillas, drug trafficking, terrorism, humanitarian crisis, and spread of socialism. But, you also have there the opportunity to recover a historical ally, your main supplier during WWII.
The US has in Venezuela a problem of national and hemispheric security, guerrillas, drug trafficking, terrorism, humanitarian crisis, and spread of socialism. But, you also have there the opportunity to recover a historical ally, your main supplier during WWII.
@WHAAsstSecty @Twitter Dear Mr. Kozak:
The US, although net exporter of fuels, is a large net importer of crude oil. The US civilian and military economy cannot continue to depend on crude oil imports from the Eastern Hemisphere (Persian Gulf / Middle East). It must ally with Canada and Venezuela.
The US, although net exporter of fuels, is a large net importer of crude oil. The US civilian and military economy cannot continue to depend on crude oil imports from the Eastern Hemisphere (Persian Gulf / Middle East). It must ally with Canada and Venezuela.
