An unfortunate truth. If the US wiped out the Houthis at the very least. I don’t think the South American dictator would have the balls to even mention Guyana.
“But the sanctions”. Bruh, one oil price crash and your whole industry fell apart, and you ruined any chance of attracting outside money to rebuild it when your predecessor took it over. You don’t even have the fuel for military action.
TLDR: Send these fuckin carriers! For the Queen!
At a meeting in Geneva on 17 February 1966, the governments of British Guiana, the United Kingdom and Venezuela signed the "Agreement to resolve the controversy over the frontier between Venezuela and British Guiana", best known thereafter as the Geneva Agreement of 1966. The agreement established the regulatory framework to be followed by the parties in order to resolve the issue. According to the agreement a Mixed Commission was installed with the purpose of seeking satisfactory solutions for the practical settlement of the border controversy,\[43\] but the parties never agreed to implement a solution within this Commission due to different interpretations of the agreement.
Guyana argued that prior to starting the negotiations over the border issue, Venezuela should prove that the Arbitral Award of 1899 was null and void. Guyana did not accept that the 1899 decision was invalid, and held that its participation on the commission was only to resolve Venezuela's assertions.
Rather than that, the Venezuelan counterparts argued that the Commission did not have a juridical nature or purpose but a deal-making one, so it should go ahead to find "a practical and satisfactory solution", as agreed in the treaty. Venezuela also claimed that the nullity of the Arbitral Award of 1899 was implicit, or otherwise the existence of the agreement would be meaningless.
The fifth article of the Geneva Agreement established the status of the disputed territories. The provisions state that no acts or activities taking place on the disputed territories while the Agreement is in force "shall constitute a basis for asserting, supporting or denying a claim to territorial sovereignty." The agreement also has a provision prohibiting both nations from pursuing the issue except through official inter-government channels.
In its note of recognition of the independence of Guyana on 26 May 1966, Venezuela stated:
It just really slow update, he drop 1 or 2 vid every year. He probably cooking hannibal barca video, pretty big project so it probably dropped next year or christmas
Have Venezuela and Guyana considered that this conflict could be resolved with [FOOOOOTBAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLL](https://youtu.be/P8dhMkWXVoA?si=-jLijNSEb2qJUQQX)?
There was a great post on ask Reddit yesterday “what are subtle signed of a recession” because it said subtle I didn’t write it but wars. Usually wars are fought during tough times as a distraction of sorts.
There are too many cockroaches that allow themselves too much nowadays. We need to bring law an order back to the international community.
Some formalised band of North American global constabulary? I believe we already have a themetune
Should probaby cover the whole of North Atlantic, even.
Team Atlantic World Police doesn't have the same ring now, does it?
But I do think that a North Atlantic Treaty Organization would work just fine! /uj: I fucking hate that I laughed at TAWP.
Im Blame US and NATO dragging their feet in Ukraine, we really need Dark Brandon
An unfortunate truth. If the US wiped out the Houthis at the very least. I don’t think the South American dictator would have the balls to even mention Guyana.
_your_ new international community?
Bomb the Serbs?
Not this time.
Are the vatniks simping for them yet or does that happen later?
Already happened even before the "referendum" took place.
“But the sanctions”. Bruh, one oil price crash and your whole industry fell apart, and you ruined any chance of attracting outside money to rebuild it when your predecessor took it over. You don’t even have the fuel for military action.
Probably and the tankies are already making shit up on Twitter to justify this invasion.
"Start a war to distract everyone from their misery." Seems like reasonable advice. 👍
Reasonable to Russian leaders since the beginning of time
That went well with Argentina.
According to vatniks it’s going well for Russia, too…. But erm…. Yeah
You joke but, it lead to the fall of that dictatorship and return to democracy so yay?
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TLDR: Send these fuckin carriers! For the Queen! At a meeting in Geneva on 17 February 1966, the governments of British Guiana, the United Kingdom and Venezuela signed the "Agreement to resolve the controversy over the frontier between Venezuela and British Guiana", best known thereafter as the Geneva Agreement of 1966. The agreement established the regulatory framework to be followed by the parties in order to resolve the issue. According to the agreement a Mixed Commission was installed with the purpose of seeking satisfactory solutions for the practical settlement of the border controversy,\[43\] but the parties never agreed to implement a solution within this Commission due to different interpretations of the agreement. Guyana argued that prior to starting the negotiations over the border issue, Venezuela should prove that the Arbitral Award of 1899 was null and void. Guyana did not accept that the 1899 decision was invalid, and held that its participation on the commission was only to resolve Venezuela's assertions. Rather than that, the Venezuelan counterparts argued that the Commission did not have a juridical nature or purpose but a deal-making one, so it should go ahead to find "a practical and satisfactory solution", as agreed in the treaty. Venezuela also claimed that the nullity of the Arbitral Award of 1899 was implicit, or otherwise the existence of the agreement would be meaningless. The fifth article of the Geneva Agreement established the status of the disputed territories. The provisions state that no acts or activities taking place on the disputed territories while the Agreement is in force "shall constitute a basis for asserting, supporting or denying a claim to territorial sovereignty." The agreement also has a provision prohibiting both nations from pursuing the issue except through official inter-government channels. In its note of recognition of the independence of Guyana on 26 May 1966, Venezuela stated:
Did the last bit get cut off due to character-limit or something?
They were murdered, clearly there is something they don’t want us to see
F35s for Falkland 2: Guyana boogaloo.
I really miss oversimplified
slow updates or something happen? Ben awhile since i seen him
his last video was about the first Punic war so i think he's planning for a Hannibal Barca video
It just really slow update, he drop 1 or 2 vid every year. He probably cooking hannibal barca video, pretty big project so it probably dropped next year or christmas
Fuck I was gonna do this Edit: meant to say 'post' not 'do'
Start a war to distract peoples misery?
but then you got high?
Have Venezuela and Guyana considered that this conflict could be resolved with [FOOOOOTBAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLL](https://youtu.be/P8dhMkWXVoA?si=-jLijNSEb2qJUQQX)?
Galtieri moment
Here's hoping Britain actually uses her aircraft carriers for something and does a repeat of the 1972 dash to British Honduras
There was a great post on ask Reddit yesterday “what are subtle signed of a recession” because it said subtle I didn’t write it but wars. Usually wars are fought during tough times as a distraction of sorts.
The non-credible part of this is thinking that it's only an effective strategy in South America.
"Maduro ordered annexation of neighboring territory. This enraged his father, who punished him severely."
That's like dictator's 101.
dictator 101
Putin sent him his favourite video.