Why Venezuela is Preparing to Conquer Guyana 

Venezuela no quiere tomar ese pais, quiere recuperar el esequibo, yo soy venezolano y toda l vida hemos dibujado el esequibo como parte de venezuela. Desde mucho antes que llegue chavez y maduro..

If it was real it would be better then not asking, but they faked the vote.

Sounds pretty familiar too.

You just described Adolf Hitler.

Yeah America doesn’t even vote they just do it

In what sense? What is happening?

Así que el equesibo no es nuestro?🥺🥺😭

@xanthespace5141-- On the same note, Hitler promised not to invade Europe.

Man now I’m blue balled.

Maduro is very durable. He wants to find Mew.

It’s true. Leaders probably pocket it or are still working out logistics to improve your quality of life

You never know what thw crazy Nicolas is thinking

It’s known fact that the Venezuelan government are extracting gold in this area to substitute the oil revenue deficits

That’s how it starts . History always repeats itself . Guyana must continue to stand their ground you all have a good president. He seems be wise and vigilant. People scheme and act nice while having ulterior motives.

The esequibo belongs to Venezuela .. as simple as that.. thru History

Same thing they're doing in the USA

Communism/Socialism my friend, but not exactly the ideology, more than the people behind it and their intentions, corruption in Latin America is worse than yall can imagine…

Same thing is happening to Canada right now. Our once safe country and unique culture is dying. It's what happens when a far-left government is elected. The world needs to learn from this and stop electing these lunatics.

Venezuela really went from being wealthier than most Western European countries to third world status in less than half a century…

@@disprismNO WAY you just compared Canada to Venezuela 😂😂Western people should really keep quiet sometimes, stop trying to pretend your situation is anywhere on the same level as Venezuelas. At least your economy still functions and at least the vast majority of people still live comfortably.

Britain has no say in anything, they can barely defend their island.

@@javiervega1065 I suggest you stop posting on stuff you have no clue about.

We all know the US can't help but get involved either.

​@@javiervega1065they are doing just fine. Lol

​@@javiervega1065Guyana is part of the Commonwealth. the Navy will be over there to deesculate

I guess you live in a cave or dont read the news. NATO is broke.....the USA is broke. The USA can not longer send money and weapons to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. Those 3 countries are more important than Guyana. The UK is about to collapse. Venezuela will invade overnight and celebrate victory in Georgetown during breakfast time !!...period.

Of course they're Indian, black and Muslims the worst combo! Good job England

Maduro has already set himself up to be taken out one way or the other. The instability there is spreading and neighboring countries are over it.

Doesn’t matter if ur leader is crazed and core military industrial/police state support them.

It would be the U.S.'s dream pretext to intervene and as xanthespace above said and you are implying, this was probably never a serious move but a domestic operation dressed up as foreign policy.

Except they will pay the price for Maduro’s actions.

Does any government represent its ppl anymore?

@@dontaveonlove626No

​@@dontaveonlove626I would be surprised if so.

Maduro is a dictator, but Essequibo is Venezuela’s, though. The Geneva Agreement must be respected and both parties should restart talks over the disputed region.

The whole commonwealth got both your backs, it’s suicide for Venezuela to try it…. They don’t want it 🇬🇧

It'll give the UK & US an excuse for regime change......let him dig his own grave so they can go back home and be free

AHHHHH pero when the quayanis want to exploit land in dispute its all right. El esequibo es venezolano

Indeed and as a Caricom member it is the natural thing to do. However in the pure military sense the situation isn't any better, your country can't afford to to send any units there. So far the relations with Venezuela has been kept well, among other things, for the natural gas from Venezuela. As Venezuelan i saw it myself, you guys got "invaded" by (illegal) immigrants often smuggled by the very same guys that smuggle drugs... in addition to human trafficking. This in a country that does not accept immigration, then right before imposing tourist visas had the program to legalize working and stay permit for Venezuelans one year (no idea what happened after that, if they renewed the cards or not). But this happened to all neighbors, product of the Maduro's economic miss decisions. Desperate people pay boats to get them close enough, not just to trinidad, but the abc islands, etc; and in the same vein, sometimes the boats are lost (not just by your coast guard shooting at unarmed civilians for fun). Don't get me wrong i love T&T but didn't went there as a fleeing immigrant, i did encounter some Venezuelans before they could legally stay and work a year, they were hiding, working as cooks or waitresses, sending some money home. The owners would warn them in advance if some police would come to check for illegals so they could hide. Its a horrible way to live, i also learned some cases of forced prostitution. I visited all kind of places even Laventille which for some reason people seem to be afraid off, its prettier than many places in Caracas, and safer too lol. Saw a guy getting robbed in Port of Spain, your police incapable of doing anything despite having occurred in front of the water taxi with security cameras and all... Met many nice people, Christians are active and helpful. Climate is pretty much the same and going to the beach feels exactly the same. Your country very recently repealed anti lgbt+ laws which were apparently not being enforced anyway. If only Maduro hadn't ruined the economy, tourism would be much greater and tourists visas would not be a requirement like it was in the past. Its just 1hr flight from Caracas.

Nice to see the old commonwealth stand up for each other. Venezuela has all the oil they need to secure their future and look how poorly they're doing. It's not just about securing more oil than they already have. They have enough. Also, Guyana and Trinidad are doing well, the last thing they need is Maduro- style hunger.

Venezuela will never try they’re bluffing, they know Brazil will jump in

Of course the US is going to get involved. They need to control who has oil and who doesn’t! You think the US made those moves because they care for the Guyanese people or their territory. If it wasn’t because of their newly discovered oil reserves the US wouldn’t bat an eye.

look how well that worked out in the red sea

​@@Unseeable.. Lies

@@Unseeable.. it is sad to me that you believe that to be true. The US could care less about the oil It produces more than enough domestically to sustain itself without any foreign oil imports. To say they are there for the oil and the oil alone is very untrue.

Let me guess, you live somewhere in the west and have no idea what is really happening in the world on a global stage. Russia and China are emerging as global powers and are now more than capable to counter US&west domination. That's why they are opening disputes all over the world to spread thin west that is already slowly falling - same US did to Russia without success.

They won't. They are too busy with Okraine while Khina is eyeing taivan.

Yeah the British Brazilians and the US would no doubt keep the Venezuelans out. I highly doubt it’d be a Ukraine situation with Guyana and they will absolutely intervene directly.

@@Tespri Not really no. The british once owned guyana, in fact britian has treaties with its old colonies. If anybody declares war in Canada or guyana, britian has to intervene. And if Britan is at war, the USA is SURE to intervene.. allies exist.

This won't happen, first because Russia and China could veto it on UNSC, and Spain, Italy and Portugal on NATO due their large diasporas living in Venezuela, then the US and their coalition could intervine in a ilegal and uniteral way like happened in Iraq back in 2003, but Russia, China, Cuba, Nicaragua and some Latinoamerican countries supporting my country, could send their troops and will be a Huge Proxy war in South America.

This is earth. That’s exactly what will happen. That’s exactly what’s been happening, and that’s exactly what will continue to happen until carbon based fuels are completely used up.

Well i assume most people care more about the price at the gas station. So...?

Couldn’t have said it more perfectly, I really hope that the war doesn’t affect the animals there

Guyana will never see any of this oil because the West will rob them dry just as they have done with their former territories. What former British, French, and Dutch colonies in Africa have in common? They are poor and in war even after independence despite being countries that supply most of the minerals and resources that West needs.Because the West steals. Special economic zones is code word for Western extortion.

@@YoursUntruly Keep fear mongering maybe someone will be on your side.

Lol Real

CoughTheUnitedStatescough

*US flashbacks*

@@juanguzman7939coughsocialismcough

Right, with its collapsed economy.

It's crab in a bucket mentality. They can't succeed, so they don't want their neighbor to vault past them and replace them in the oil business. Just like how Russia has way more oil and gas than Ukraine, but invaded to ensure the Ukrainian fossil fuels couldn't be exported to Europe and displace their hold on that market (which, like all of Putin's intentions including NATO concerns... backfired gloriously).

Nice! What’s your podcast?

So tem um erro no início ele mostra o Brasil se posicionando pra impedir a passagem da Venezuela então ele fala que o Estados Unidos movimentou tropas no Brasil mas isso é mentira da mesma forma que o Brasil não permite a entrada da Venezuela pelo seu território também não vai permitir o Estados Unidos e a Guiana invadir o seu território brasileiro. O Brasil está abertamente falando pra ambos os lados ninguém vai entrar no território brasileiro 👍

Asi es, pana.

Just wondering Did you happen to vote on the addition of Guyana?

@@johnjackson8709 I didn't vote. I don't care about any government initiative nor I think about this as a serious movement from the government.

@@johnjackson8709I make white girl butt turn red spank spank I got big arab shawarma

@@leonex45 But it should be up to the Essequibo residents, I would think.

Yes, it's quite a chunk of land. It's almost twice as large than my country

They're lucky there's no Florida's there.

Same. And the fact that much of it is considered by the Amazonian jungle...

All that oil will just contribute to our own extinction!!!

I would hope they manage to pull something off like norway and don´t drift into an authocrazy with the oil findings, sadly something that to often happens.

Too late ​@@Velatus5978

Se eles vierem, morrerão aqui.

@@viniciusdomenighi6439 Voce nao vai morrer. Nois nao temos problemas com voce. We would under any circumstance avoid actual problems with brazil. All the contrary , we would try to have their support, as u can already see.

Blame the useless UN. Created to prevent these situations but are so selfish and inept we are repeating the failings of the League of Nations.

War never changed, it is always about taking what the other have. Ukraine is a proxy war. A peace offering were made in 2022 but Boris Johnson and the US pressured Zelensky to continue the war. Here we are.... countless lives lost.... for nothing.

Let's be honest we're in the 2nd Cold War with NATO (plus western aligned nations) Vs Russia/China (plus anti-west aligned nations), both sides don't want to destroy the Earth trying to defeat the other, so regional proxy wars is the next "best" option with Ukraine, Palestine, Israel, etc being the battlefields.

I feel you. The truth is a few hundred old men and women start these wars. Whether they're Russian, Venezuelan, Syrian or whatever. It's all the same: Old, corrupt people desperately clinging onto power by plunging the world into Nationalistic conflicts.

All war is stupid. The current Ukraine is basically Russia trying to recreate Russian Empire 2.0. Israel and Gaza conflict is basically Hamas trying to be relevant. While Venezuela want to divert Venezuelans attention to external "threats", instead of their internal corruption and mismanagement

Britain "IS VERY MUCH" a war-like country,and will intervene.They tend not to like when someone takes something from them.

Control over the oil fields is what matters. The population is very small and can be managed. Unfortunately for them, their feelings don't matter at all.

@@User-jr7vf😬

@@User-jr7vf hi

Lol no one cares about those natives

@@User-jr7vf yeah if the usa and the uk say no then it won't happen. they dont have the force to do it.

Nah. The USA (and by extension NATO) has got your back and Venezuela knows it. They won't do anything. Rest easy, friend.

​@@mikelxanaduratio at this very moment is run by aa clown socialist that is extremely anti-US and very pro Russia and pro China and even pro Iran. Brazil jus tlike majority of Latin American countries have been under the influence of socialism for almost 100 years now. and this is why countries like Brazil and Argentina are so poor and insignificant on the world stage, economically any by that extent even culturally. other than soccer games, there is really nothing worth your time with either Brazil or Argentina. this is why many Brazilians and Argentines have left their countries. the economy is terrible.

I gotta say, the Brazilian army is not to be messed with from what I gathered. I’m Guyanese American, I’m happy to see a nation that struggled finally get a break. Guyana is beautiful and I pray it doesn’t come to a war.I hope the Venezuelan people can recover from this downward spiral too.

​@@mikelxanadu I'm not sure NATO could intervene. I'm not an expert, but doesn't NATO only apply to the signatories? i.e. while the USA may intervene, they could not pull in the rest of NATO through that agreement.

Even though it is likely I can't remember a statement backing this up ​@@mikelxanadu

Pretty much, but lets at least take over the nation this time. They're not too far from USA like Iraq. We have plenty of other nations to use in the surrounding area to force them into harboring our forces. It should be an easy win.

Fr

But Kuwait was defeated almost immediately. Venezuela isn't exactly a military powerhouse, but Guyana has a population of less than a million and an army the size of a single brigade. Without a foreign intervention, there is no way Guyana holds out more than a few days.

​@@samg.5165🤡

Na man we don't to see all those Venezuelan soldiers getting merked. They have kids, mothers, fathers, siblings, friends, lives too. Venezuelans aren't bad people man, they just got stuck with a useless authoritarian socialist government. Hope they don't do it

all those countries that were maintained for YEARS by Chavez

Yeahh but now they have accords with Guyana 😊

Oh no! Cuba and Haiti might side with Guyana? Well that’s terrible! Oh well.

But what military power do those nations have to fight away from home if needed? No carriers, destroyers, missiles...

​​@@mnd7381. They'll kick up a storm in the U.N. if Venezuela attacks. Having diplomatic supporters who will make noise to draw attention to your plight is great to get support in the West fot military intervention on your behalf.

not poor Guyana, if they invade, they will be defeated 100% this is not russia and ukrine here no flat plain to fight on

hay man jax we are not poor it venezuela is poor, and we are not babys for you to think venezuela can walk in and just take our country, Guyana can defeat venezulian army alone if we have the right arms, this is not Ukraine where two vast armys are fighting, this will be a guerilla war with long distance shelling of the venezulian bases and convoys, this will be a war of endless ambushes,but you tell me how Venezuela going to resupply their troops? ,please dont tell me by air drops, as a man with a rifile can shoot down one of those big birds, they will come by boat eh but id would be very easy to sink a large boat plus they can only land where there are roads and we know where that is.

I do think that you are predicting 2024...

Or all of the above at once. Let’s add in Papua New Guinea and Bougainville as well

1. Azerbaidjan and Turkey want to finish with Armenia, the EU is buying gaz from azerbaidjan, they are and will continue to close an eyes on the ongoing genocide. 2. Cyprus, Turkey wants to finish the conquering of that island. 3. Greece, Turkey wants to regain that terroritory. Simply Erdogan wants a new ottoman empire.

US will want war, same they want in Ukraine. The west is always the problem

It’s all going to pop off over the next couple decades.

The world will never have peace with the United States. The Venezuelan regime is a product of American politics. Like most wars nowdays.

peace through death

Bible prophecy says otherwise. Prepare for the end times my friend. "Wars and rumors of wars" will abound. God bless and go in peace ✝️✌️

Viking nostalgia I say.

You forgot Normandy

@@jeksixten5751 Not greedy. The Danes can have Normandy. And England, Sicily. Plus, leave Russia to the Swedes. Best Viking advice ever.

Starting a brand new Viking Age

Come get it big boy. We're waiting for you.

unilateralview. the veiw of a far away person, telling their vision of the story

Only came here to dislike, but it seems like the modern youtube algorithm favors this content so he'll keep making it. I miss the old short and to the point videos though.

to long for your short attention span

@@MrThhg I would watch a 15-20 minute video but it doesn’t have to be 48 minutes. You don’t need all that extra information.

Pointless comment

More Putin influence. He encourages LAND GRABS illegally done. He has much influence in Venezuela.

Guyana needs to return the esequibo, historically that land is owned by Venezuela and stolen from UK in the end of the XIX century

I hope war mongering Australia leaves Ukraine alone. I also hope the Australin war mongers leave China alone

​@@ArturoGonzalez-pc8mu if that is true so uruguay and part of guyana should be part of brazil too since it was ours, you logic makes no sense.

​@@antoniooliveirasouza749 Brasil it's literally the Russia of South América. They took lands from almost every single neighbor. They took lands from Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay, Perú, Colombia and they try with Venezuela and Argentina (bc otherwise Uruguay and Argentina would be one country) So no, that wasn't a good example. Brasil have always been an expansionist Empire.

France will continue its downfall by trying to flex its muscles in locations where it should stay the f out.

Different Guyana, French Guyana is on the other side of Suriname. This Guyana is the ex-British colony and is a member of the Commonwealth.

@@joaodfardilha Which is exactly why, when I mentioned the French territory, I spelled it GuyanE with an E.

@passurlamer France is all talk most of the time and their politicians are a laughing stock, sure, but they are still capable military speaking, as they showed during the war in Mali ten years ago.

Only good thing ever coming out of france is ZigZag rolling papers.

Only God knows how much grateful i am. After so much struggles I now own a new house and my family is happy once again everything is finally falling into place! I can't thank you enough Mrs Angela Mae McClain!

Wow...I know her too she is a licensed broker and a FINRA agent she is popular in US and Canada she is really amazing woman with good skills and experience.

You'll surely reach her

Her Whats'akp 👇

+133..

Well... Is more complicated than that.

We should. That way Venezuelans can stop coming in illegally lol.

​@@Airland-xx3pr. Well, this is complicated and I don't see any nuance being shown from Venezuela's side. Why should Colombia show any understanding of nuance, either? All Colombia has to do is invade from their end and Venezuela will return back to reality. Venezuela is too big to be aggressive on both borders without being spread thin. Add in that protesters would see their chance to take down the regime during this period that the government is stretched. Venezuela would be nuts to try this. They aren't necessarily North Korea or Russia, where they have a full handle on political control.

@@manniking233 I am a Colombian who is deep into the politics and military. We can invade them easily, we have the economy to sustain a large term war and invading us is almost impossible by how our country is (In case anyone tries to intervene). But I mean, is not that easy, is not like that US that could invade anyone regarding the population thoughts or the political parties. If we shall invade Venezuela we shall get a good excuse such as defending Guyana. If we just attack them with the purpose of restoring gran colombia is gonna be very complicated (Not to invade them, like facing the consequences) I don't know If you understand me properly. But yeah, I would support that and we can. Nobody likes Maduro either. And he is weak. So Colombia shall intervene and maybe seize Venezuela. For the safety of the population, we have to figure a proper way either. Or just defend Guyana. Anything.

​@@manniking233 It's complicated bc Venezuela was never part of the current Colombia state. The old republic of Colombia or "Gran Colombia" (as some historian call it to diffrentiate it from the current Colombia ) was an union Between Venezuela, New Granada (former name of current Colombia) and Ecuador. Venezuela was already Venezuela but New Granada wasn't call Colombia at that time. The name of Colombia was actuallychoosen by venezuelans, the typical flag (yellow, blue, red) was created by venezuelans and even the founding fathers were all venezuelans. Incluiding Simón Bolivar, which is the most important one After this union was disssolved New Granada decided to keep the name of Colombia (and the flag) but that doesn't mean is the same state as the Gran Colombian state or even a continuation of it. This is like if after the Soviet Union dissolution Kazakhstan keept the name of USSR (they actually did for few days😅) and then started saying Russia is a rebelious state of Kazakhstan 😅 It's like if the UK disssolved tomorrow and Scotland decided to keep the name (UK) and then they started saying England and Wales are their rebelious states. So no, it's not the same

then you should let the indigenous vote which country they want to be part of... that will settle the dispute.

Its pretty impressive how Guyanese people are extremely weak to stop Exxon but tell me, how is the propaganda going?

Was settled in 1899? Are you serious? It was a meeting between the US, the UK and the "arbiter" a Russian college teacher (that taught in the UK). And one of the lawyers in his autobiography in 1949 said it was clearly an unfair trial

​@@lagrangewei99.99999% of the population (including the Amerindians, Indians, Africans, Portuguese, Europeans, Chineses, and even some of the Venezuelan refugees [Guyana is greatly diverse]) living in the Essequibo region are proudly proclaimed Guyanese/Citizens of Guyana who are totally against Maduro's wicked, unfair and selfish claims. The other day, the people living in the Essequibo region of Guyana were protesting against Maduro's evil and selfish claims because they are sensible people. They know that even though the Spanish had thoughts of controlling Guyana, the Spanish NEVER [and I mean NEVER] physically came and fought for control over the land to even set up posts, etc. All along Guyana was controlled by the Dutch (there are mainly Dutch [and British] buildings, trading posts, forts, villages, etc in Guyana) and the Spanish never even tried to conquer the Dutch for the land because they were either scared of crossing the dense jungle in the Essequibo region or they were too busy taking control over what are now modern-day Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru, Etc... Most of the Venezuelans will want to back up their false claims with "the Gran Colombia argument" but they fail to realize that Venezuela didn't even have a settled border during Gran Colombia. Thus, it's so wrong, unfair, and selfish for them to make false claims over the Guyana Essequibo region when they NEVER had a settled border in that area during Gran Colombia, they NEVER physically came and fought for control over land like the Dutch and British did, and they NEVER physically controlled, set up posts, forts, etc in that Area. Guyana was always controlled by the Dutch until the British took over and finally, gave the Guyanese people their independence. As of history and by rights, the Essequibo region ALWAYS belongs to the Guyanese people. Only ignorant, selfish bullies, greedy, weak, and delusional people will say differently and try to attack a small, peaceful, innocent, and defenseless country like Guyana and Trinidad (By the way, I believe Venezuela tried the same move with Trinidad even though [like Guyana] Trinidad was one of the Countries to help rescue them. However, I don't think they succeeded with their claims over Trinidad.... Yet, this says a lot about Venezuela [specifically and more towards their gov]😏).😌

@@kylekatarn1255lmao is that the lie maduro told you? Even Venezuela accepted the tribunal

All this guy does is yap. He can turn a 10 minute video into a 48 minute yapping session and it bugs me so much.

Good to know, odd it wasn't mentioned

Maybe you should be the one making these videos? I learned more from your comment than I did watching the entire video.

@@walker-zero9255 Yep, every single one of this guy's video is like that. Makes hour long videos and Keeps rehashing the same points in different ways

​@@walker-zero9255You can unsubscribe and not watch the videos...?

Well put

It belongs to the Venezuela people sir. It's a bit odd that not one 1 Venezuelan representative was able to attend that meeting and they come out with only 10% give me a break. Just cause you got screwed over in the past you shouldn't justify it. Also, if you look closer to the people to the people in power during the paris arbitral award you will see who the real enemy is.

I'm really bored that Real Life Lore turned a 10 minute video into a 48 minute video where most of the content was something that we didn't strictly needed to know to understand why Venezuela is escalating tensions with Guyana.

Half of what that idiot said on his video is pure BS.

@@walker-zero9255 Notice that he intentionally placed Venezuela before Guyana in the title. It's his opportunity to create his own version about Venezuela's inflation and its political background, a topic that has been covered by many news channels, RU-vidrs, and other content creators. Coupled with the ongoing hot topic of the Guyana-Venezuela conflict, this gives a chance to create a video lasting more than 40 minutes.

@@user-ei5qm7ni7q did you really think that the 48 minute video was necessary though? There's a variety of youtubers who can repeat what he said but in 15 minutes without the need of adding barely relevant information into the video. I'm aware he's doing it in his own version but his version honestly sucks because his unnecessary yapping takes away from the attention of the main point of the video that he was trying to make from the start.

Tell it to Donesk, Lugansk and Crimea if the Russians living here wants to became Ukrainian citizens, which they don't want.

@@herluisalvarado8366 They literally had referendum about it and they wanted independent Ukraine. Both Donetsk and Luhansk with 83% for YES. Even fricking Crimea which had the lowest support, voted 54% for YES. But I guess that was wrong kind of asking. You probably mean “infiltrate the area with Russian soldiers, make false flag operations to destabilize the area, invade, ethnically cleanse the territory, eradicate everyone who could possible say NO, and then hold referendum at the gunpoint to get some totally legit number like 96% for YES, oh, 96% sounds SOOOO REAL” kind of asking.

Ah must be one of those recently immigrated delusionally entitled Venezuelans chicago has been getting a lot of lately.

Los nativos del Esequibo son pocos siendo que los venezolanos son mestizos entre nativos y españoles, los de Guyana son mayormente afrodescendientes e indios.

What the people in Essequibo want is important, but it's also important what the people in the rest of Guyana want. It's their oil too, and even if the people in Essequibo did want to join Venezuela, it isn't their right to take the land and oil with them.

Most of the world stands with Guyana.

​@@tibodeclercq2131nadie quiere invadir guyana

Os brasileiros sao os mais imperialista da america do sul

@@lopezrichard6470 Pide al pueblo de Guyana que celebre un referéndum.

guyana is made up country lol

It would only help in the short to mid term until the politicians end up messing with it. As it's been said Venezuela has more oil than most countries, however they don't really want to play ball with the rest of the world. It's within their own hands to turn things around and return to sovereignty but pride can make for very stubborn decisions with long lasting impact

Usually? round about the '08 crash it seems

I can see this happening if Russia asks Venezuela behind the scenes to go ahead and invade in order to use up more American-British resources in yet another conflict. This would be in exchange for assistance in the exploration of the oil fields in Guyana, since Venezuelans lack the expertise, while the Russians have a vast experience with it.

As long as Guyana is in open and peaceful relations with US then they are safe, sure Venezuela can move in but the U.S. already shows air force and brazil has a bigger army force and military spending power than Venezuela anyways.

@@User-jr7vfThe US would never allow Russians in the Western Hemisphere. See: Cuban Missile Crisis. Also, I doubt Brazil would be cool with Russians right on their doorstep. Your point about Guyana becoming corrupted by their newfound wealth and becoming a mini-Venezuela is well taken though. Wealth and power always seem to corrupt.

The US did not side with the UK. There were 3 countries involved in the negotiations, the UK, the US and Russia. The UK (naturally) and Russia took the UK side while the US took Venezuelas. Did you not watch the video?

@@chrisparnham The Treaty of Washington. The compromise that created the borders of Venezuela and Guyana. Unlike most summits both the USA and UK attended in that time, Tribunal saw the US not totally deny Britian it's claims in a rare act of arbitration that the USA never did before, before that the USA was sticking mostly to isolation and anti-appeasement policy to keep Europeans from fumbling in their backyard over strips of land in the Caribbean, also out of spite for silently helping the confederacy in the cotton trade. Britian got what it wanted, and it also settled things in Venezuela, and help change the public opinion on the United States for the future, not as a competitor, or bitter rival, but as an ally across the pond. Also is there a source for your comment?

I’m also Venezuelan living in the US, and bro, reading the comments, definitely everyone hate us 😢

​@@geografisicaLo siento de verdad, chicos. Tanto que la gobernanza de vuestro país haya sido tan terrible para todos los implicados como que os contagiéis de intolerantes a pesar de ser expatriados. Que esta nueva locura venga de donde venís, eso no debería reflejar mal en ninguno de vosotros. No tengo un gran amor por Venezuela en el escenario mundial, pero eso empieza y termina con Maduro y la reputación de hiperinflación. Los venezolanos-estadounidenses son, y deberían ser siempre, bienvenidos, pase lo que pase. (Transducción de DeepL, from English:) I'm truly sorry, you guys. Both that the governance of your country has been so terrible for everyone involved and then that you catch strays from bigots despite being expatriates. That this new folly comes from where you came from, that shouldn't reflect poorly on either of you. I have no great love for Venezuela on the world stage, but that begins and ends with Maduro and the hyperinflation reputation. Venezuelan-Americans are, and ought always to be, welcome, regardless of what happens.

@@geografisica maybe dont move somewhere just to trash it, we don't want people who don't even wanna contribute or bother even assimilating in the US

he did mention they positioned troops next to the single road running across their territory

Also France which has overseas territories and a significant EEZ all around this area and shares a frontier with Brazil. Venezuela invading Guyana would be calling for a NATO blockade.

Truth is, our current government in Brazil is friendly to Venezuelan regime, and also most of Brazilians could care less about Guyana. To be honest, most people here have never heard of the place to begin with. However an invasion of Guyana by Venezuela using our territory is seen as unacceptable, thus we need to say no loud and clear. If Venezuela somehow manages to invade through the sea, which is way more challenging, then I think from our part we would not interfere with the military operation. The US, however, could request to use Brazilian bases to conduct its own campaign against Venezuela (for example, using our bases to refuel the fighter jets, to host troops etc).

brazil is irrelevant

@@User-jr7vf Brazil will probably cut ties with Venezuela if they invade through sea, but we definitely wouldn't let US (a foreign country) use our bases to attack Venezuela (a neighbouring country).

Rusia and Venezuela will take over. don't worry...just wait...