Will America Stop Venezuela from Invading Guyana? - Episode 12

Venezuela is preparing to use a rigged referendum as a pretext to take over 70% of Guyana and steal its oil. America has made a show of force on Guyana’s behalf. Will the communist dictatorship of Venezuela follow through on its planned invasion? If so, will the U.S. intervene to save the only English-speaking country in South America?
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#Guyana #Venezuela #War #Invasion #Oil #Dictator #SouthAmerica #MonroeDoctrine #Biden

[@ShaneLindie]

I am from Guyana, thank you for your video.

[@unknownsender_]

Forget about hindu or w.e you people speak there, start learning Spanish 😂

[@venamorgan9980]

Thank you for pronouncing our country name correctly this time, you lovely people! 😊

[@micaelacaceres4148]

I think they take note😂😂

[@unknownsender_]

Forget about hindu or w.e you people speak there, start learning Spanish 😂

[@venamorgan9980]

Essee qwih bo 😊 thank you

[@michaeld4676]

There were 5 of 7 lost in that helicopter incident. Thank you for taking so much interest in our country.

[@unknownsender_]

Forget about hindu or w.e you people speak there, start learning Spanish 😂

[@michaeld4676]

@@unknownsender_ lmao! We speak English but yeah, that's not a bad idea

[@independentcontractor1633]

Mr P, can't get enough of all your interviews. I almost worked for you in Afghanistan but was on another contract. I'm an old USAF Rigger, did LZ's and DZ ops as a mobile team. I'm starting a civil company to do same. Thank you Sir for all you have done and continue to do for this great country! Trump 2024! Thank you Gentlemen!

[@glennfryer1539]

You never know with Maduro, Venezuela already has the biggest oil reserves...

[@Makonnen248]

Needed an update on this 🇬🇾 🇬🇾 🇬🇾 🇬🇾

[@unknownsender_]

Forget about hindu or w.e you people speak there, start learning Spanish 😂

[@venamorgan9980]

We have Jesus ! David and Goliath!

[@Boomercantsignin]

Dynamite. 🧨 can’t wait for a longer episode, but these are good too. Very informative. Keep em coming.

[@enriqueac7641]

Thanks fir that god bless you

[@amirafshar2580]

Nice ❤❤❤

[@bongassociatesanalytics124]

Venezuelan oil is a heavy sour sludge. Even if they're offering Caribbean islands a discount, I don't get how these small countries can refine it. I've heard Cuba doesn't have the capability.

[@micaelacaceres4148]

I'm argentinian but I'm curious about this topic👀

[@DroblallPhone]

LEGALLY CONFIRMED STAMPED SEALED and SIGNED Over 124 years ago ESSEQUIBO belongs to GUYANA Not one Curass Not a blade a grass

[@wendyhestick8514]

You got Guy Ana right, but Esse Quibo (like squib o).

[@ayzee7473]

Merry Christmas 🎄

[@leoqueen6208]

Thank you for u interest We are praying daily 🇬🇾👏🏼❤

[@unknownsender_]

Forget about hindu or w.e you people speak there, start learning Spanish 😂

[@rachelmarsden]

Two neighbors having a spat. Piss off, Washington.

[@ARDAN705]

Erik prince is at Indonesia 🇮🇩 to doing business

[@immarambo2023]

WWG1WGA!

[@OzTrump]

WWG11WGA :)

[@SamiNami]

Guyana can be the new UAE if they can keep the peace. US build a military base in Guyana to keep the country safe.

[@DesmondAbdul-p9h]

Essaquabo is Guyana

[@soberanobrasil9370]

Venezuela is not invading Guiana... come on

[@myrtleme9742]

Essee-qwee-bo 😊

[@bobhobart3613]

Hope and pray need Trump back now!!

[@paulfrancis253]

If it were Guyana land then its would never listed as disputed lands

[@williambarnard4710]

That "cheap oil" to 17 Caribbean nations under a program named "Petrocaribe" have been stopped since 2019 in part due to the sanctions imposed to Venezuela by the United States.

[@williambarnard4710]

The Geneva agreement establishes that bilateral negotiations must be carried out between the two countries to resolve this conflict.

[@dennisgriffith3967]

The border was settled before the Geneva Agreement.

[@azharuddinzahaur7683]

The Geneva Agreement clearly states that if the two parties cannot come to an agreement the matter will then be referred to the secretary general of the UN who will select an appropriate mean of resolving the issue. I guess they didn't teach that part in Venezuela school. For 57 years bilateral talks have failed. Neither party is willing to compromise so the secretary general of the UN referred the matter to the ICJ and Venezuela knows well in advance that there argument makes no sense

[@donnan7777]

Donald Trump will clean house this time.

[@williambarnard4710]

"rubbing hands": that is a wrong assessment

[@williambarnard4710]

It is clear that President Maduro is currently taking political advantage of this claim. But certainly the vast majority of the Venezuelan people think that that territory belongs to them. Periodically this claim comes to light, especially now that Guyana has decided to exploit a territory that is in dispute with its neighboring country, which is certainly a provocation and is certainly illegal. What the referendum says is not important. The Venezuelan population has always considered Essequibo as part of its territory.

[@williambarnard4710]

“That is clearly Guyana land” - erroneous assessment. Venezuela has disputed that land with almighty Britain for more than a century since it was stolen from Venezuela.

[@SamiNami]

So most of Russia should be part of Mongolia? 100 is too long to have any claims, this land is clearly Guyanas.

[@williambarnard4710]

Venezuela is not "taking territory from Guyana": that is territory taken from Venezuela by Great Britain and Venezuela apparently has the means to prove that this was actually the case.

[@azharuddinzahaur7683]

BS! Prove it! Where is the evidence that Spain or Venezuela occupied the Essequibo?? That territory has always be administered by the Dutch then the British and then Guyana who fought for it's independence. Not Simon Boliviar or Venezuela!

[@williambarnard4710]

The real "provocation" was created by Guyana when it "decided" to give concessions to Exxon in still disputed waters... that is "provocation"

[@dennisgriffith3967]

There was no dispute in 1899. In fact Venezuela was very pleased witwh outcome at that time..

[@williambarnard4710]

Venezuela is not "the bully." The bully is Guyana when its only police in this controversy is to evade the negotiations decided under the Geneva agreement.

[@azharuddinzahaur7683]

It is Venezuela who is the bully. This issue was settled in 1899 by the Arbitrary Award. For 60 plus years everyone accepted the decision and then on the eve of Guyana's independence, Venezuela raised the issue again claiming the the 1899 Arbitrary Award is fraudulent and that they were not going to recognise Guyana's independence nor the border. Venezuela even threatened invasion. To avoid conflict and to allow the independence of Guyana to go ahead unhindered, all parties decided to sign the Geneva Agreement. This Agreement was supposed to facilitate dialogue to discuss the controversy which had arisen due to Venezuela allegation that the 1899 Award was fraudulent. To date, Venezuela has not presented a single shred of evidence to support their argument that the content of the dead lawyer's letter is true. however Venezuela was able to used the Agreement to claim that the 1899 Arbitrary Award is null and void. Something which both great Britain and Guyana reject and still maintain is valid. For 57 plus years bilateral talks failed to resolve the issue as such, the secretary general of the united nations referred the matter to the ICJ. Venezuela is now arguing that the ICJ has no jurisdiction however the Geneva Agreement clearly stated that if there is a stalemate then the secretary general will choose a means of resolving the issue. And he has!

[@myrtleme9742]

Also, the Geneba Agreement says that.only Venezuela considers the 1899 Agreement as null and void. It also states in its 5th Article that the borders remain as they are ( as established in 1899). But, Venezuela is twisting the truth to say whatever is convenient for them. This government is very cunning [that's how they have maintained themselves in power for almost 25 years..with lies and fraud.