1. I unequivocally condemn the kidnapping and arrest of the Venezuelan president “according to American law.” Can you imagine if Russia did this to a country's president “according to Russian law”? 2. The balancing of “democracy” on the main rifles is not new. In the Latin American region, the world policeman – the USA – has intervened in the internal affairs of a number of states. Especially Cuba, or perhaps Chile, where in 1973 President Allende paid with his life. It is only strange that pro‑regime media and politicians always found some excuse for it. 3. I am waiting for Venezuelan flags on public buildings. 4. A million moments and the Shield for democracy already surely have booked squares and arranged actors who will tell us something about morality. 5. What would the shopkeeper Nerudová probably say at the US embassy (if they still invited her there)? She would probably show them her hysterical superficial statements, as she does on TV with Russia. They would have a lot of fun and maybe tap their foreheads, thinking that in the Czech Republic one can boast of the title “professor.” 6. He has probably already prepared a speech “I am Venezuelan”! 7. If we must not buy Russian gas so as not to support the war, then we should reconsider buying five times more expensive American LNG. And especially the F‑35! 8. The bad tongues claim that Trump wants an end to the war in Ukraine, which is unequivocally positive, to gain more military forces to conduct wars elsewhere, which is definitely not positive. 9. In any case, it is again necessary to repeat – especially for Czech politicians and “Czech” media – that the USA have no permanent friends or enemies, only interests! 10. It cannot be disputed that behind the declared “good” intentions of the USA there is usually an attempt to seize natural wealth. That was basically everywhere in the end. And Venezuela has huge oil reserves. I bet that a government servile to the USA will now be installed, leading to chaos and social, political, and especially economic upheaval in another country.

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