VENEZUELA

stary-bob.blogspot.com 1 day ago

If you don't know what this is about, in this case, oil. Venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the world. due to the fact that there was a dictator who wasn't very sympathetic to the Americans, working with China, Iran or possibly even Russia. So far, the shift of dictators in oil-based countries has been carried out in a different but very effective way. The dictators in Iraq, Libya, Syria were disposed of with the aid of the American-assisted opposition. The first 2 were killed. The table below shows the reaching of U.S. sovereignty in this market.

In the case of Venezuela, Trump acted in a more humane way and president Maduro and his spouse saved their heads as opposed to Hussein or Gaddafi. They were kidnapped by U.S. peculiar Forces, transported to the US, and charged with "participation in drug conspiracy and bringing cocaine to the US".

World public opinion is divided, any consider kidnapping of the presidential couple a success and others that it is simply a bandit violation of the sovereignty of another state. I am curious about what the UN and its main judicial body, the global Court of Justice, gotta communicate on this issue, which has been set up, inter alia, to settle disputes between states.

The firm position on Trump's unprecedented action in Venezuela is taken by China and Russia, president Manduro's Soyennes.China declares their willingness to cooperate with another countries to defend global law and condemn Trump's actions. "No state can play the function of a planet policeman or judge."In a akin tone, Moscow speaks calling operation USA-"an act of armed aggression" violating the foundations of global law.Concerning Kremlin's statements, there may be doubts in the context of events and war in Ukraine.

This unprecedented event may have consequences in the future. Despite China's current position on the operation of the American administration. Well, for years, China has been reasoning of joining a rebellious republic called Taiwan to mainland China. A Republic that has never declared its own independency and is not internationally recognized as a separate state. If Americans violate the fundamentals of global law, can't Continental China do so with their own rebellious province?