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Secure Free Society. The celebration in Buenos Aires continues. The worries in

Georgetown, capital of Guy Guyana continue as well.

Joseph, over the last days the Reuters news tells the story,

Venezuela and Guyana to meet on December 14th amid territorial dispute. The dispute has to do with a interpretation

of events as more than a hundred years ago when Britain was the colonial master of Guyana, the British

Guyana.

It has to do with a large piece of territory, three quarters or two-thirds of all of Guyana,

Esakeboe and a massive oil discovery off the coast of Esakeboe over these last

years and it has to do with the fact that Venezuela is a rogue state right now do you

measure that we're on the edge of another annexation or are they going to talk

through this? John so I would hope that they'd be able to have a diplomatic solution.

I know Guyana is certainly pushing for a diplomatic solution, but as we've learned in many of the

conflicts around the world, whether it's Ukraine, whether it's Gaza, whether it's the impending

conflict in Taiwan, and as they say in the military your enemy gets a vote, and in

this case the enemy is the Maduro regime, Nicholas Maduro in the Venezuelan criminalized state and I don't

believe that they're looking for a diplomatic solution.

They've been preparing to annex the Esquibo pretty much since the dawn of the Bolivarian Revolution, but specifically the last five years.

They've been training their military for specific operations.

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