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RE: Psychopathic US Senator Openly Calls For Maduro To Suffer Gaddafi’s Fate
Still, I find it confusing as I've asked a man from Venezuela his perspectives that differ still. A complex situation with many opinions/truths and yet I do agree with you the U.S. delivery of goods most likely is a Trojan horse.
"[...] most likely [...]"
Is that like probably. But really in the end, a brain fart initiated by Caitlin "I like to tell lies" Johnstone.
It truly amazes me how people like yourself get through a day with all that crap in your head.
Why don't you think for yourself, gather the facts, and logically look at them and find the truth within that -- in the process of freeing yourself from the brain wash of Caitlin Johnstone's vitriol. You discover how smart you are; you discover you are an individual, as well as being very beautiful. That is if your picture is telling me the truth Kimberly.
Well, most days I am not thinking too much about this kind of thing, so not clogging out any of my own self-centered going's on. For the most part, I am entirely unplugged from the media as I feel most of it is meant to lead people stupidly this way or that. But, the snippets I have caught in regards to what is happening in Venezuela seemed especially red-flaggish and so I asked a Venezuelan here on Steemit his opinion, then saw Caitlin's post and read.
I admit, I probably should have just ended with seems a complex and confusing situation and not added the Trojan horse, but I guess I've learned when one walks towards another with some agreement, they're more than likely to elaborate/explain and that was what I was hoping to get from her. So, in that way I could weigh responses, drop the subject all together or if interest was piqued, continue looking for new information.
So, be more true you say and say what you mean and you're right in that regard. Yes, the picture is telling you the truth, but yours is a blank and such a low reputation score! So, we each find our own way around in this thinking for ourselves :) I thank you for your response, your compliment and your admonitions, Michael.