Yes He is😒😒

He is always the victim. Like any good socialist there's always an external source to blame for the destruction they have created.

Yes the U.S will gladly get envole like always when there is a lot of money 💰 and natural resources at stake💯…

@@Louie.v2k23 well, they should and welcome any assistance from the US., as Guyana is in no military position to defend themselves against the Venezz

Why would UK and Canada care about this conflict, I believe Exxon has exclusivity. US on the other hand already has send its militar to fly over the region.

@@jmarcelold Firstly, Yes, Guyana is a member of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) - Canada and England have a strategic partnership with the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) to advance common foreign policy, trade, security, and development priorities. Canada has had long-standing ties with CARICOM countries on a wide range of issues, including trade, security, defense, education, and governance. That's why. Any other questions? Please feel free to ask.

Me in Trinidad and Tobago:😶

They won't touch the infrastructure, it's useful to them.

We have a weak president and he see It vote me in and ill handle him

Settled? When the British paid the Russian judge to vote in their favour? Don't be ridiculous! Guyana inherited the dispute when it became independent, but the UK knew exactly what they did.

⁠@@miguelmolano6611So, AFTER oil was discovered and Guyana experiences economic growth NOW Essequibo is most certainly Venezuela’s because British paid off a Russian judge?

@sayitloud4146 This is a historic dispute. It has nothing to do with oil.

Essequibo is Venezuelan. Deal with it. Just a matter of time

Is "Russia and China" in the room with us right now? Do you blame "Russia and China" for the weather too?

What Russian and China have to do with this do you know that back in the 1980ts Russian was Guyana best friend and right now which country helping Guyana more than China

Amen Guyanes is a peaceful nation.

Also we never speak spañish after all. All Guyanese are English apart from its territorial languages

Dude who you lying too, what cities in development, you can barely call Georgetown a city must less for essequibo, Guyanese literally call essequibo the bush, the place barely have roads must less proper infrastructure. 90% of guyana resources come from the essequibo yet guyana has done nothing to develop it. Unregulated gold industry that doesn't benefit the country on a whole, its basically the wild wild west there with Chinese and locals. Land , logging rights, water rights sold to the Chinese with no real benefit to the Guyanese population must less the 200000 indigenous people living in the essequibo. Oil and gas rights sold to the Americans instead of following the middle east example and building your own centralized government oil company so the Guyanese population can actually benefit from the oil instead of get crumbs

@@jerrellx6 are you say that the reason Venezuela should take it? Nooo, look at Venezuela it's ruined in pieces although it had much development. People from Venezuela fleeing a so called develop Venezuela they scattering all over the world even in Guyana. We try to employ them. Look into your own country and fix it. Maduro always say don't interfere in his internal affairs. But he don't know venezuelan in we country fleeing? Yet we have to assist them

you do know that Venezuela is only in this state of poverty because of EU and American sanctions, stopping countries and companies from doing business with it. Seizing it's foreign reserves in banks in Europe and America and England seizing it's sizeable gold reserves in London. Venezuela always had problems but things was never that bad til America called for sanctions Guyana on the other hand with a population of less than a million more resources and land than any caricom member yet the average Guyanese live in adject poverty. And mark my words even with all that oil nothing is going to change the population get crumbs. The government will build big useless , unnecessary infrastructure projects take the majority of the money through backdoor deals and the population will have nothing to show for that oil money in 10 years. Even if the government is get 2% deal on the oil that's enough to give a population of less than a million a world class free health system with enough hospital, free world class accredited complete education system. That's looking out for your population. Guyana was positioned to be as rich as the UAE and Qatar get expertise from Trinidad, the mid east and Venezuela and build a national centralized oil company and keep all or atleast 50% of the profits for Guyana but the politicians only think for themselves and not for the population or worst yet for the people of the essequibo. I don't agree with the way Venezuela is about this situation but what have guyana done for the essequibo the government and most of the population treat it like a separate country and only want it because of its resources but do nothing for the population living there

@@MileeSimmon-db8ub I agree Venezuela is terribly run, but Venezuela is going to take Guyana unless Brazil or America send 100,000+ ground troops to stop Venezuela's 300,000 soladiers (this video didn't count reservists), and Guyana's 4,000 soldiers and 3,000 reservists are not enough. Guyana basically has no army. It has ZERO air defense systems. ZERO tanks. ZERO defenses. It only has 24 mortars, I remember a few decades back when my SCHOOL ROTC had more mortars than the entire Guyanese army. Literally a bunch of ROTC students with a bigger arsenal than Guyana. Guyana isn't serious to stop Venezuela because they haven't announced conscription yet, Guyana needs to conscript 300,000 troops TODAY and start training them and beg America for guns. Otherwise, there is no stopping Venezuela. Venezuela could land 10,000 troops with a mixture of naval landings and paratroopers, and overwhelm Guyana in just a few hours before any American intervention can even reach there. But even if America parks a carrier battlegroup off of Guyana's coast, that would just mean Venezuela would have to go by land and river boats: there are some rivers nearly the entire length of Essequibo that lead almost straight to Georgetown in a few hours. Is Guyana building fortifications to prevent this? No. Guyana has been relying on America being world police and that strategy is now backfiring. Guyana should have had all males 18-60 conscripted years ago and given them training. But Guyana is scared of it's own people (separatist movements a few decades back) that it won't give them guns and train them and instead saves by not spending anything on military and instead spends it on welfare and corruption. Venezuela is worse to be sure, but militarily Guyana doesn't have a chance unless America is willing to send 200,000 troops to go die in the Guyanese jungle (NOT LIKELY especially if America is too busy with Ukraine, Israel, and doesn't want to leave Taiwan exposed). Their only other hopes is for Brazil to send it's ENTIRE army of 214,000 troops (and that might not be enough if Maduro isn't bluffing about his 3.7 million "militia" forces, but even if he only has 1 million militia that's a problem), or for Brazil to declare war and mobilize it's entire reserves. I doubt Lula, a socialist president of Brazil, will do such a thing... Maybe a joint Brazil-American force with each contributing 100,000 troops (200,000 total) is the only possible outcome to save Guyana, but even that is farfetched and requires both countries to be willing to die in Guyanese jungles over a conflict they have no stake in. America can't really afford to spare even 100,000 troops right now, we'd have to take them away from Romania (and they are there to deter a Russian invasion of Moldova) or take troops away from the Pacific (there to deter an invasion of Taiwan). America has failed to hit their army recruitment numbers so America only has about 180,000 offensive troop capability right now which might not be enough to hold off 400,000 Venezuelans (and certainly not 1.4 million if Maduro has even just 1 million of his supposed 3.7 million militia). And I doubt America is going to announce a draft to defend Guyana especially when Guyana hasn't drafted it's 300,000 military age males first.

💯 I caught that too!

Wasn't that area declared to Guyana since 1899?.

Yes it was@@suzettedavis6583

​@@poopyanalbumholeIt has nothing to do with the West. It's just common sense... if countries are allowed to go invading their nextdoor neighbors for resources then the entire global economy will turn into a destructive shtshow...

You don't have those capabilities

@@TheColombiano89 u sure about that gumbo?

@@eddy5097100% sure you/we don’t. If the U.S. fights Venezuela, iran and Israel will go to war. You won’t be able to protect Ukraine, Israel and Guyana at the same time. Your generals know this, which is why they are holding back. Signed a nato member.

@@TheColombiano89 Actually some people do travel to their homeland to fight. Just look at Israel lol

He has so much barrel of oil to make his country and people happy and yet He don't have wisdom how and what to do ,,MADURA IS SUFFERING THE PEOPLE IN VENEZUELA, HE HOW EVIL HAS TAKEN OVER HIS MINDAND SOUL,LETS PRAY FOR HIM TO BE DELIVERED BY GOD GRACE.

But his future will be like Manual Noriega 😅

It's a setup maybe 🤔

Then they’ll fight over lithium, it’ll never end

oil is found all over the world while lithium is not... that's not as logical argument.

good luck purchasing a 50k battery, chud....

@@LocsLoco you must not have paid attention in chemistry. General rule is the lower the atomic number the more common the element. Lithium is element number 3 it is very common. For example, a deposit was just found and I believe the salt and sea recently that provide enough lithium to make 375 million EV battery packs.

@@mauromejias8840 $50,000 battery? My whole car was $43,000 5 years ago with a range of 300 miles. You must be listening to the talking heads that are talking out of their backsides, and you believe it.

I would put both of them to have a hand fight the winer take the land I no the guyana president would win

Would you be interested in a shared agreement with your neighbour who has made claims to your land by reviving a dispute that was agreed upon and settled 124 years ago?

Some say you are who you are anywhere in the world!

so what is your solution? get the west involved in more pointless wars? no thanks, not our problem. lets fix canada instead

Guyana signed a defense cooperation agreement with the USA about two years ago, they are US planes on the Guyana-Venezuela border 😅

Area has never belonged to Venezuela.

😂

Are you forgetting the people who have lived there for years now

Given the situation with other current land grab attempts..........its going to be a disaster and we all know it. The moment Maduro invades other nations are going to react for their interests. The only real winners are going to be the elites

Better take that agreement and flush it

Better take that agreement and flush it

Spreading misery like in the rest of Venezuela.

Much the same as they did in Venezula, and brilliant results yeah. Currently 76.6% live in extreme poverty, population is declining due to mass emigration and the health system has collapsed. open your eyes! An oil rich nation with a GDP of 372.9 billion dollars in 2012 now has a GDP of around 45 billion. He and Chavez destroyed their country and left the people in misery.

@@jasonsmart3482 This is what communists usually do: destroy their own economy, then try to expand and destroy their neightbours. Always the same scenario.

Yes maduro exporting "refugees" and "migrants"

Guyana signed a defense cooperation agreement with the USA about two years ago, there is US military planes flying the Guyana-Venezuela border

Maybe you don't understand the term not a blade of Grass. No one in Guyana, particularly the majority of our native American population wants Venezuela setting up mining operations anywhere near here. Maybe you should cast a vote to see who wants to leave your country taking large swaths of it with them.

@@guyanasun4361 hahaha you are the one who wants violence if you are so confident that people there wants that whats the problem with people there to decide. Be civilized for God's sake!!

​@@kirliefiguera8627Still people are still running from your country. Because a President is being a bully about it. Wow You must be very oblivious when it comes to your country😒😒😒😒

How is he being violent? Enough of this semantics. There will be no violence as long as Maduro keeps his gherkin in his trousers. If he decides to pull it out he will find out the hard way. A guerilla war against Venezuelan aggressors will require very few dedicated troops and resources. Maduro should focus on more pressing issues like providing adequate food and basic social necessities for the people of Venezuela instead of stuffing his cronies guts with more stolen wealth.

No they each have a flag on their respective sides of the border.

Possession being 9/10ths of the law, what’s your point?

@@TobiasC-mg4zkmaybe in America, certainly not in international law 🤦🏻‍♂️

1966 agreement did not say the 18⁹⁹ award was void. Only Venezuela thought it was void. Read it again.

Speak for your simple self.

Speak for yourself

We all care, you stand alone. And if you have any love for peace and this world, you would care too.

Go Guyana.

You care enough to comment here. Why?