Thousands Dead After Devastating Earthquake in Venezuela Roger Stone and Venezuelan activist Eduardo Bittar discuss the institutional collapse of Venezuela following a series of catastrophic earthquakes that have left thousands dead or missing. They argue that the socialist regime has prioritized political repression over emergency preparedness, resulting in a state that is both unable to […] The post Thousands dead after earthquake in Venezuela appeared first on StoneZone .
Thousands Dead After Devastating Earthquake in Venezuela Roger Stone and Venezuelan activist Eduardo Bittar discuss the institutional collapse of Venezuela following a series of catastrophic earthquakes that have left thousands dead or missing. They argue that the socialist regime has prioritized political repression over emergency preparedness, resulting in a state that is both unable to provide relief and actively impeding international humanitarian aid. The dialogue emphasizes that the disaster serves as a definitive proof of the failure of the socialist model, which the speakers believe must be completely replaced rather than reformed through traditional electoral processes. The regime has left its people to fend for themselves after…Open
Eduardo Bittar Exposes Venezuela’s Failed Opposition — Analysis & Interview Roger Stone introduces Eduardo Bittar as the only legitimate leader of the Venezuelan opposition, contrasting him with established figures like Maria Corina Machado whom he dismisses as part of a failed, socialist-aligned establishment. Bittar argues that a total removal of the Chavista criminal group is necessary, suggesting that […] The post Eduardo Bittar Exposes Venezuela’s Failed Opposition appeared first on StoneZone .
Eduardo Bittar Exposes Venezuela’s Failed Opposition — Analysis & Interview Roger Stone introduces Eduardo Bittar as the only legitimate leader of the Venezuelan opposition, contrasting him with established figures like Maria Corina Machado whom he dismisses as part of a failed, socialist-aligned establishment. Bittar argues that a total removal of the Chavista criminal group is necessary, suggesting that previous attempts at regime change failed because they lacked a leader truly aligned with the “America First” principles of Donald Trump. The conversation emphasizes a strategy of political disruption and the establishment of a transitional government governed by a constitution modeled after that of the United States. …Open
AI:In an interview with Roger Stone, Eduardo Bittar critiques the traditional Venezuelan opposition, labeling established figures like Maria Corina Machado as part of a failed establishment. Bittar argues that the total removal of the Chavista regime is necessary and proposes a strategy of political disruption to establish a transitional government modeled after the United States constitution.Open