Brian Baloa

aburrido, medio nerd U.U

[Brian Baloa @Bbaloa]

@JesusBengoechea El problema es que más que informaciones lo que ustedes hacen es propaganda disfrazada de información, opiniones que nos intentan vender como la supuesta fuente que siempre tienen pero siempre se equivoca y lo peor es que jamás son honestos con las campañas a favor o en contra.

[Andrei Serbin Pont @SerbinPont]

Hey, shit face (@MarkRuffalo). You had endless tears for Maduro, but not a single post for Venezuelans after the earthquake?

Seems you never cared about Venezuelans at all. Just the corrupt dictatorship that keeps crushing them.

[Luis Carlos 🏴‍☠️ One Piece @LuisCarlos]

Preguntan periodistas extranjeros si las cifras que da el chavismo son confiables.
La realidad es que:
No han entregado aún las del deslave de Vargas de 1999.
En Venezuela no hay empadronamiento. Tampoco hay un censo real desde 2011.
La desinversión en datos es otro crimen.

[Melanio Escobar @MelanioBar]

El único BLOQUEO que ha existido en Venezuela es el CHAVISMO

[Luis Carlos 🏴‍☠️ One Piece @LuisCarlos]

Estamos en manos de los peores gerentes para cualquier emergencia.
El chavismo ya ha instrumentalizado las tragedias, ha robado en desastres naturales y ha manipulado lo humanitario.
Es fundamental que en estos momentos tengan contrapesos y coordinación con gente seria.

[Brian Baloa @Bbaloa]

@Ramon_AlvarezMM A Menos que ese jugador se llame Mbappe, verdad Ramón? Que a ese no se le critica ni con El pétalo de una rosa y si ha hecho algo malo, seguro que fue porque lo provocaron, Hala Mbappe.

[Gustavo Cardenas @gustav0cardenas]

Así trasladaban a Génesis Carmona agonizando tras recibir un disparo de grupos paramilitares chavistas bajo las órdenes del gobernador de Carabobo en ese momento, Francisco Ameliach.

Ameliach había escrito antes en Twitter: «UBCH a prepararse para el contraataque fulminante. Diosdado dará la orden #GringosYFascistasRespeten».

Génesis fue asesinada por un régimen con sed de sangre que no toleraba las protestas pacíficas.

Aunque el régimen intentó encubrir su crimen diciendo que la habían asesinado sus propios compañeros, las evidencias fotográficas demuestran que fueron los grupos chavistas.

Génesis Carmona no será olvidada y habrá justicia.

[Luis Carlos 🏴‍☠️ One Piece @LuisCarlos]

Cuando el chavismo roba elecciones, ilegaliza a la oposición real, persigue, detiene, desaparece, tortura, encarcela a extranjeros, electrocuta niños, viola prisioneros, asesina militares críticos, contrata cubanos y coopera con otras dictaduras:
También lo hace por el petróleo.

[Brian Baloa @Bbaloa]

@petrogustavo telajeta gafo

[Brian Baloa @Bbaloa]

@alz506 @davidjthunder Law don't live here, law abandon us long time ago, why should I care for a Law that doesn't care about me? for us? What should be done when evil roots itself in power? Ask Nicely to please,go?

[Brian Baloa @Bbaloa]

@bethcastilloo ¿cuál ayuda?

[Brian Baloa @Bbaloa]

@Lizzurr save me god from this amount of stupidity...

[Brian Baloa @Bbaloa]

@Cyandeceres Oye, tú sabes cuales son las condiciones de dichos convenios?

Tu si sabes que el gob lleva años regalándole petróleo a cuba
Tu si sabes que muchos de esos tratados son en detrimento del pueblo venezolano.
¿Tu si sabes que EE.UU. era nuestro principal socio comercial?
O no sabes?

[Grupo Fórmula @Radio_Formula]

🗣️ “No hay ni un tuit de indignación”: Chumel Torres comentó que sus amigos venezolanos pidieron ayuda durante años cuando se violaban derechos internacionales, y que ahora, tras la captura de Nicolás Maduro, todos los miran, pero sin pronunciamientos ni reclamos, evidenciando una reacción muy distinta. 💥 #LaRadioDeLaRepública con @ChumelTorres

[Brian Baloa @Bbaloa]

@allenanalysis source: The regimen...

[Brian Baloa @Bbaloa]

@dbenner83 the gringos never stop amazing me...

[Brian Baloa @Bbaloa]

@bethcastilloo como qué no?

Imagina decir que detener a un narco-dictador que por ejemplo me puede desaparecer por este tuit, está mal y que deberían dejarlo tranquilo.

[Brian Baloa @Bbaloa]

@jeremycorbyn how international law have help the people of venezuela?

[Brian Baloa @Bbaloa]

@alz506 @davidjthunder you don't consider trustworthy anything that can dismantle your narrative, how convenient...

[David Thunder @davidjthunder]

DID THE U.S. VIOLATE THE NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY OF VENEZUELA? A REFLECTION AND SOME QUESTIONS FOR TEAM SOVEREIGNTY

I'm hearing a lot of people saying there is no basis in international law for a foreign nation to detain the head of state of another country. It is argued that each nation is "sovereign" or immune from coercive interference by foreign nations. This is used to argue against the American detention of illegally elected dictator Nicolás Maduro.

I have no principled objection to the idea of national sovereignty, and I think it is a valuable principle in international law. And I am certainly open to the argument that Trump's incursions in Venezuela may have troubling repercussions for international order, or perhaps should have been supported by a broader coalition of nations. I share people's worries about what a U.S-led "transition" might look like in practice, especially under a narcissistic figure like Trump, who seems to think he is invincible.

But I do have some honest questions for people who are appealing specifically to Venezuela's sovereignty as an argument against Trump's military incursion into Venezuela:

1. First, if you are going to appeal to national sovereignty in a situation in which the acting head of State has lost legitimacy both domestically and internationally, having engaged in well documented, systematic human rights violations including torture and imprisonment and murder of his political opponents, and having effectively created an "alternative assembly" to do his bidding when the parliament was not on his side, then you should address the question: is there any limit to the principle of national sovereignty? For example, do you believe a genocidal regime wiping out part of its population on ethnic grounds enjoys legal immunity from military intervention by external powers?

2. Second, what exactly is the philosophical rationale for the principle of national sovereignty?

Is the idea that you should respect the "self-determination" of a "people"? That hardly applies in the case of a brutal tyrant who has stolen the election and refused to produce a shred of evidence of his victory, while his opponents provide credible evidence to international authorities that they won decisively.

Or is the idea that you should respect the legitimate government of a nation? Again, even if Venezuela was a formal aristocracy, its government has forfeited all legitimacy by illegally expropriating countless citizens and businesses, and torturing and imprisoning those who question its policies.

Or is it the idea that you should respect the "integrity" of any existing political regime that has some sort of state apparatus? In that case, a Nazi regime exterminating its Jewish population, or a Mafioso regime inflicting terror on political dissenters, with some mock paraphernalia of a state ("courts," "independent police," "parliament" etc.), should enjoy special immunity from international military interventions, which hardly seems plausible.

If defenders of the national sovereignty of Venezuela can point to me a coherent doctrine of sovereignty that (a) is indifferent to the democratic will of the people of the nation in question; (b) preserves regime immunity against the background of gross and systematic human rights abuses within the nation in question, and (c) continues to insist on legal immunity even when the national government has turned democratic institutions into instruments of despotism and made a mockery of rule of law within its borders, then let's have an honest conversation about Venezuela.