@Samseau

The only realistic way to stop this in America is for men to shame and turn their back on women with socialist leanings. 99% of guys (including me) shut their mouth and nod when a girl talks about her views though to get laid and don't call her an idiot then stand up and leave her with the bill.

If things get a bit worse though I think guys will finally be forced to stop thinking so much about pussy especially with Trump coming in.

Regarding the women and their support for socialism, I went to the AP reporter in Venezuela twitter media feed, I relocated pictures of women.



The one place there's always toilet paper for sale in Caracas: Outside hospitals. Patients have to supply their own




Venezuela road trip: Women come to this rock pile to find stones for grinding up food



Another spontaneous protest in Caracas. People chanting "we are starving"

Notice the women outnumber men.



Hours-long line to buy soap. Always seems to be 80% women doing the waiting


Women do not understand the consequence of their actions.

Your analysis of Venezuela is lacking one fundamental aspect: The ethnic voting that enabled Chavez' and Maduro's rise to power. Many people voted them in because they would never vote for their opponents ("White-latino" people, to use the rather strange American denomination). Racism (in this case, anti-"White Latino") brought Venezuela to his knees. Now (racist) Venezuelan voters have food (for thought, only)...

Leopoldo Lopez, the ("White latino") Nelson Mandela:



This man should really be as famous as Mandela was, and more (Lopez himself was never a terrorist mastermind, which Mandela admitted to have been - see the "Christchurch road" bombing), but, given that his jailer and torturer is an Afro-Carribean (and illegitimate president, because Maduro's father was a Caribbeo-Colombian illegal migrant), world media are mum.

It's obvious by the way that, were Maduro not "Carribean" by ethnicity (which shields him from attacks), Obama would have sent him the US army, Panama-like, long ago. Because make no mistake, the US army can take control of Venezuela in 6 hours, tops.

Leopoldo Lopez and his (look at them closely, all are Latinos) supporters:


Leopoldo's hot and brave wife:

Quote: (09-01-2016 12:31 AM)Latinopan Wrote:  



Another spontaneous protest in Caracas. People chanting "we are starving"

Notice the women outnumber men.

I need to take a break from Twitter and Alt-Right memes for a bit.

At first glance I read the guy's sign on the left "Tenemos Hambre" (we are hungry) as "Tenemos Harambe" (we are Harambe).

Not the best frame of mind to be in when reading about starving people in Venezuela.

Quote: (09-01-2016 02:20 PM)DannyAlberta Wrote:  

At first glance I read the guy's sign on the left "Tenemos Hambre" (we are hungry) as "Tenemos Harambe" (we are Harambe).

Well technically it would mean "We have Harambe" which would be interesting because that makes it seem like they are holding Harambe hostage to use as a bargaining chip...

Quote: (09-01-2016 09:46 PM)manly5000 Wrote:  

Quote: (09-01-2016 02:20 PM)DannyAlberta Wrote:  

At first glance I read the guy's sign on the left "Tenemos Hambre" (we are hungry) as "Tenemos Harambe" (we are Harambe).

Well technically it would mean "We have Harambe" which would be interesting because that makes it seem like they are holding Harambe hostage to use as a bargaining chip...

I respectfully disagree with your interpretation. Upon closer examination it appears that Harambe in fact stands in support of the Venezuelan people. They "have him" on their side.

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Quote: (09-01-2016 01:29 AM)Going strong Wrote:  

Your analysis of Venezuela is lacking one fundamental aspect: The ethnic voting that enabled Chavez' and Maduro's rise to power. Many people voted them in because they would never vote for their opponents ("White-latino" people, to use the rather strange American denomination). Racism (in this case, anti-"White Latino") brought Venezuela to his knees. Now (racist) Venezuelan voters have food (for thought, only)...

Leopoldo Lopez, the ("White latino") Nelson Mandela:



This man should really be as famous as Mandela was, and more (Lopez himself was never a terrorist mastermind, which Mandela admitted to have been - see the "Christchurch road" bombing), but, given that his jailer and torturer is an Afro-Carribean (and illegitimate president, because Maduro's father was a Caribbeo-Colombian illegal migrant), world media are mum.

It's obvious by the way that, were Maduro not "Carribean" by ethnicity (which shields him from attacks), Obama would have sent him the US army, Panama-like, long ago. Because make no mistake, the US army can take control of Venezuela in 6 hours, tops.

Leopoldo Lopez and his (look at them closely, all are Latinos) supporters:


Leopoldo's hot and brave wife:

Exactly correct GS. And all the political prisoners are white also.

Happening in Bolivia also now.

It's Zimbabwe South America style.

Can anyone give a summary on why it is women who are responsible for the country's collapse, as Latinopan said in post 127. I'm assuming that it's because a much higher % of women voted for the socialist president, right?

I'd also attribute that it was women who were doing the menial chores as being because when people are living 'on the edge', gender relations return to what they were in the past.

Feminism => Women's vote => Women's "equality" => Unwillingness to accept male authority => Divorce => Requirement for welfare "for the kids" => Votes for theft from men via taxation => Socialism death spiral

Quote: (09-01-2016 11:10 PM)Off The Reservation Wrote:  

Quote: (09-01-2016 01:29 AM)Going strong Wrote:  

Your analysis of Venezuela is lacking one fundamental aspect: The ethnic voting that enabled Chavez' and Maduro's rise to power. Many people voted them in because they would never vote for their opponents ("White-latino" people, to use the rather strange American denomination). Racism (in this case, anti-"White Latino") brought Venezuela to his knees. Now (racist) Venezuelan voters have food (for thought, only)...

Leopoldo Lopez, the ("White latino") Nelson Mandela:



This man should really be as famous as Mandela was, and more (Lopez himself was never a terrorist mastermind, which Mandela admitted to have been - see the "Christchurch road" bombing), but, given that his jailer and torturer is an Afro-Carribean (and illegitimate president, because Maduro's father was a Caribbeo-Colombian illegal migrant), world media are mum.

It's obvious by the way that, were Maduro not "Carribean" by ethnicity (which shields him from attacks), Obama would have sent him the US army, Panama-like, long ago. Because make no mistake, the US army can take control of Venezuela in 6 hours, tops.

Leopoldo Lopez and his (look at them closely, all are Latinos) supporters:


Leopoldo's hot and brave wife:

Exactly correct GS. And all the political prisoners are white also.

Happening in Bolivia also now.

It's Zimbabwe South America style.

If it were the other way around: bird-talker Maduro being white (or "white latino", or "indigenous-Indian mestizo"), and Leopoldo being "Carribean" (black), then all MSM, and the U.N. would be talking non-stop about it, and call Leopoldo, the new South-American Mandela.

This is incredibly worrying.

It means, if your president is Black, and you are a White (or "white latino", or "indigenous-Indian mestizo") opponent, the president can torture you -and your hunger-stricken wife, as is Leopoldo's case- in any possible way, and world media will turn a blind eye! So imperative for the globalists is, maintaining the narrative (whites are evil, blacks are victims), that they sacrifice all white political prisoners.

Come to think of it, the globalists also sacrifice the "Black nativist" politicians. Do you know for instance that the only political-prisoner in France is, a Black "Africa pride", "nativist" activist...

So, every politician, of any race, who is against the globalists' agenda, gets imprisoned or hounded or demonized... and MSM is totally quiet about it.

In any case, today in Caracas, there was a huge, very successful manifestation of more than 1 million people, to ask for the ousting of Maduro... Maduro had tried every dirty commie trick to stop this manifestation from happening...

Is Venezuela a no go right now for travelling? Like a 2 week trip around Dec-Jan.

On the one hand you'd think a couple of good looking white guys in shape and with some cash would clean up. On the other hand robbed and murdered.

What is the expert opinion of you guys? Safe for travel or wait a few years.

Quote: (09-03-2016 01:42 AM)Chauncey Wrote:  

Is Venezuela a no go right now for travelling? Like a 2 week trip around Dec-Jan.

On the one hand you'd think a couple of good looking white guys in shape and with some cash would clean up. On the other hand robbed and murdered.

What is the expert opinion of you guys? Safe for travel or wait a few years.

My personal opinion? Been there in 2012 and absolutely I would not travel there now for any reason.

Quote: (09-03-2016 01:42 AM)Chauncey Wrote:  

Is Venezuela a no go right now for travelling? Like a 2 week trip around Dec-Jan.

On the one hand you'd think a couple of good looking white guys in shape and with some cash would clean up. On the other hand robbed and murdered.

What is the expert opinion of you guys? Safe for travel or wait a few years.

You won't even make it out of the airport alive,much less step outside.
A few months ago, a Japanese guy was simply connecting planes in Caracas. He made the mistake of looking "business-like" and gave the impression to people around him that he had money. As he was walking to his connecting gate, a security guard at the airport took him, led him down a hallway to wear some thugs were waiting. They were trying to strongarm him into giving up his wallet, but he resisted and was killed.

South-central Florida is filled with beautiful Venezuelan chicks. Go there instead

Some more tidbits.

My Venezuelan friends tell me that now if you fly there commercial most of the luggage gets robbed between the plane landing and the baggage claim.

If you are not robbed inside the airport personally you might get robbed or robbed and killed in an ambush on the highway from the airport.

If you are traveling in other countries in South America you see ads on tv for a hotel in Caracas that is advertising armored doors on each room.

One of my friends was robbed by police and was likely saved because hotel security drew guns on the police and ordered them to leave.

Have a nice trip.

So in other words, if you want to fly to Venezuala:

1. Don't bring anything valuable in either your luggage or carry on.
2. Put all of your cash and cards into your shoes. Leave 30$ as the "rob me" money. Get fake CC's, fake driver's license, and passport for when you do get robbed.
3. Dress like a bum.
4. Bring a cheap disposable mobile phone.
5. Be prepared to get ripped off.

I feel like you'd get a better shake in Iraq or Afghanistan!

Quote: (09-03-2016 10:41 AM)The Beast1 Wrote:  

So in other words, if you want to fly to Venezuala:

1. Don't bring anything valuable in either your luggage or carry on.
2. Put all of your cash and cards into your shoes. Leave 30$ as the "rob me" money. Get fake CC's, fake driver's license, and passport for when you do get robbed.
3. Dress like a bum.
4. Bring a cheap disposable mobile phone.
5. Be prepared to get ripped off.

I feel like you'd get a better shake in Iraq or Afghanistan!

Stupid advice that will get someone killed. Sorry you have no idea.

How about, just don't go.

Some Venezuelan chicks to lighten the mood.

Quote: (09-03-2016 01:42 AM)Chauncey Wrote:  

Is Venezuela a no go right now for travelling? Like a 2 week trip around Dec-Jan.

On the one hand you'd think a couple of good looking white guys in shape and with some cash would clean up. On the other hand robbed and murdered.

What is the expert opinion of you guys? Safe for travel or wait a few years.

Read up on the kidnapping going on there. It is an active and profitable business to take people and force families to pay to free them. If the money isn't met you're dead 100%.

Why would you willingly put yourself at such risk? White god factor doesn't apply to people who see you as $$$.

Quote: (09-03-2016 11:16 AM)Off The Reservation Wrote:  

Quote: (09-03-2016 10:41 AM)The Beast1 Wrote:  

So in other words, if you want to fly to Venezuala:

1. Don't bring anything valuable in either your luggage or carry on.
2. Put all of your cash and cards into your shoes. Leave 30$ as the "rob me" money. Get fake CC's, fake driver's license, and passport for when you do get robbed.
3. Dress like a bum.
4. Bring a cheap disposable mobile phone.
5. Be prepared to get ripped off.

I feel like you'd get a better shake in Iraq or Afghanistan!

Stupid advice that will get someone killed. Sorry you have no idea.

No shit sherlock, you think i didn't realize that?

Forgot number 6: hire paramilitary protection

Quote: (09-03-2016 07:48 PM)The Beast1 Wrote:  

No shit sherlock, you think i didn't realize that?

Forgot number 6: hire paramilitary protection

Pretty aggressive response considering it sounds like the answer to your original question "if you want to fly to Venezuela" is unequivocally "don't" not "follow this list/expect to get robbed."

That's not good advice for the forum, which is why you were called out. Don't attack a forum member for stating that the advice you gave could get you killed, that's disingenuous towards everything the forum is about. A country imploding/in a revolution is not a country you should joke about forum members traveling to.

Quote: (09-03-2016 10:31 AM)Off The Reservation Wrote:  

Some more tidbits.

My Venezuelan friends tell me that now if you fly there commercial most of the luggage gets robbed between the plane landing and the baggage claim.

If you are not robbed inside the airport personally you might get robbed or robbed and killed in an ambush on the highway from the airport.

If you are traveling in other countries in South America you see ads on tv for a hotel in Caracas that is advertising armored doors on each room.

One of my friends was robbed by police and was likely saved because hotel security drew guns on the police and ordered them to leave.

Have a nice trip.

Amazing. Venezuela was one of the richest countries in S America in the 80's. 30 years later its as if the Romans abandoned the British Isles. To my understanding there are plenty of areas in Caracas you don't walk down during the day or you will get killed.

Quote: (09-06-2016 11:06 PM)ivansirko Wrote:  

Quote: (09-03-2016 10:31 AM)Off The Reservation Wrote:  

Some more tidbits.

My Venezuelan friends tell me that now if you fly there commercial most of the luggage gets robbed between the plane landing and the baggage claim.

If you are not robbed inside the airport personally you might get robbed or robbed and killed in an ambush on the highway from the airport.

If you are traveling in other countries in South America you see ads on tv for a hotel in Caracas that is advertising armored doors on each room.

One of my friends was robbed by police and was likely saved because hotel security drew guns on the police and ordered them to leave.

Have a nice trip.

Amazing. Venezuela was one of the richest countries in S America in the 80's. 30 years later its as if the Romans abandoned the British Isles. To my understanding there are plenty of areas in Caracas you don't walk down during the day or you will get killed.

Lots of Venezuelans have been moving to Dominican republic in the last years, lots of them TV and models, we have many people on TV right now from Venezuela, also lots of middle class Venezuelans smart enough to move before shit got rally bad.

This considering that DR is part of a island next to the poorest country on the West, is tiny compared to Venezuela and DR does not even have oil.

Just to mention some.

Daniel Sarcos, big guy in Latin America, ran a show for years in Venezuela.

Here he getting his Dominican citizenship




Ana Carmen Leon, model TV host, radio host, moved to DR in 2011



A news segment about the migration Venezuelans to DR, is in Spanish.







This is the type of immigration you want in your country, people who are going to ADD the the host country, these people must be very happy they do not have to deal with the current situation back home.

Many are also migration to Colombia crossing the border.

Quote: (09-07-2016 01:23 AM)Latinopan Wrote:  

Quote: (09-06-2016 11:06 PM)ivansirko Wrote:  

Quote: (09-03-2016 10:31 AM)Off The Reservation Wrote:  

Some more tidbits.

My Venezuelan friends tell me that now if you fly there commercial most of the luggage gets robbed between the plane landing and the baggage claim.

If you are not robbed inside the airport personally you might get robbed or robbed and killed in an ambush on the highway from the airport.

If you are traveling in other countries in South America you see ads on tv for a hotel in Caracas that is advertising armored doors on each room.

One of my friends was robbed by police and was likely saved because hotel security drew guns on the police and ordered them to leave.

Have a nice trip.

Amazing. Venezuela was one of the richest countries in S America in the 80's. 30 years later its as if the Romans abandoned the British Isles. To my understanding there are plenty of areas in Caracas you don't walk down during the day or you will get killed.

Lots of Venezuelans have been moving to Dominican republic in the last years, lots of them TV and models, we have many people on TV right now from Venezuela, also lots of middle class Venezuelans smart enough to move before shit got rally bad.

This considering that DR is part of a island next to the poorest country on the West, is tiny compared to Venezuela and DR does not even have oil.

Just to mention some.

Daniel Sarcos, big guy in Latin America, ran a show for years in Venezuela.

Here he getting his Dominican citizenship




Ana Carmen Leon, model TV host, radio host, moved to DR in 2011



A news segment about the migration Venezuelans to DR, is in Spanish.

This is the type of immigration you want in your country, people who are going to ADD the the host country, these people must be very happy they do not have to deal with the current situation back home.

Many are also migration to Colombia crossing the border.

White (Latino) Flight. Will be one of the most significant trends of the century, all over Latin America (except southern parts)...