How should the United States respond to events in Venezuela? Diplomatically? Gun boat style? Is it our place to respond at all? What is the UN doing? (Sorry, I couldn't help myself. I just had to mention the UN for comic relief...) [Visual from the Epoch Times] [~138758:COL Mikel Burroughs] [~1346405:Lt Col Charlie Brown] [~552654:SSgt Christopher Brose] [~229933:SSG Matthew Adkins] [~362072:SMSgt Minister Gerald A. "Doc" Thomas] [~1006181:SCPO Morris Ramsey] [~106303:SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL] [~586907:LCpl Shane Couch] [~1153746:LTC Jeff Shearer] [~1379184:Cpl Scott McCarroll] [~830033:Sgt Wayne Wood] [~389165:MSgt Danny Hope] [~521007:MAJ Jaren Glover] [~1305016:CPL Dave Hoover] [~271566:PO3 Steven Sherrill] [~390226:SGT David Reynolds] [~768589:SP5 Mark Kuzinski] [~1006219:CMSgt Mark Parrish] [~1305016:CPL Dave Hoover] [~623793:SrA Edward Vong]

Posted on May 10, 2019

How should the United States respond to events in Venezuela?

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Diplomatically? Gun boat style? Is it our place to respond at all? What is the UN doing? (Sorry, I couldn't help myself. I just had to mention the UN for comic relief...)

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SP5 Mark Kuzinski

Posted >1 y ago

"0" as far as any military action. More sanctions to all countries involved. Cuba - cut them off completely including visits and trade.

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Lt Col Charlie Brown

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Stay out. And warn those Cubans to get out or action will be taken against the island

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SSG Jeffrey Leake

Posted >1 y ago

I'm sorry, but we can't keep on being the world's police force. We need to stay out of this. If we do get involved, is it going to turn into another Somalia?

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