XPost: talk.politics.misc, alt.politics.usa, alt.fan.rush-limbaugh   
   From: j63840576@gmail.com   
      
   c186282 wrote:   
   > FoxNews Live :   
   >   
   > (Miami/Doral) : Large street celebrations continue on the   
   > news that Maduro had been ousted. The commiesocialists   
   > took over around 1998 and a lot of sensible Venezuelans   
   > immediately skipped to the USA, now a major ethnic pop   
   > in the Miami suburb of Doral, kind of mixed in with old   
   > Cuban ex-pats.   
   >   
   > SOME revelers say they will return to Venezuela, maybe   
   > full time. However it has been awhile and many others have   
   > family/kids born in and enculturated USA and especially   
   > don't want to disrupt the lives of the kids.   
   >   
   > Anyway, they now - ok, MAY - have an option to set up   
   > some kind of life or presence back in their homeland.   
   >   
   > A number of Cubans were interviewed on the street as   
   > well. They now expect the last of the old Castro regime   
   > to soon implode. Only Maduro oil/money was (barely)   
   > keeping it afloat.   
   >   
   > I do not expect things to go ultra-smooth in Venezuela.   
   > There will be factions - political and within the mil.   
   > Maybe the most insidious force will be the drug cartels   
   > trying to grab power. Between ultra-violence and bribes   
   > they will be a formidable force. El Salvador can likely   
   > give some good advice there ...   
   >   
   > In any case, the USA may "run" the country for a short   
   > time but it NEEDS to be pretty short. We cannot solve   
   > EVERY little problem that crops up or we'll get bogged   
   > down for decades on end.   
      
   USA can run Venezuela indefinitely.   
      
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