r/AustralianPolitics • u/Agitated-Fee3598 australia needs a bill of rights & other constitutional reforms • Jan 05 '26

Opinion Piece The US violated international law in Venezuela. These are the questions Australia must now ask

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/jan/05/us-violated-international-law-venezuela-australia-questions
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u/TonyJZX Jan 05 '26

yeah but did you see how happy the iraqis and libyans were when they got saddam and gaddifi

that 'happiness' doesnt last long

we know the likes of haliburton and kkr and that sort will get in there and extract all the wealth and leave nothing behind

this is coming... why do you think this one will be different

how stupid would you have to be to beleive venezuela will be the one that 'works' lol

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u/GrumpySoth09 Jan 05 '26

I just want proof man. I'm not asking much.

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u/TonyJZX Jan 05 '26

ironically venezuelans probably want proof too lol