WW Resignations, [DS] Scrambling, Wait For It, BoomX22 REPORT

WW Resignations, [DS] Scrambling, Wait For It, Boom
May 17, 2019

https://youtu.be/wCGK66BRzZA

What an amazing report! Comments on YT below the video are priceless too.

It sounds like he's got Venezuela upside down.   I really can't make much sense of what he said, but so far we have backed Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó,  against  President Nicolás Maduro.
And I'm sure we have no intention of Maduro remaining in control.

There are delegations from both sides meeting for 'peace talks' in Norway (as a way to avoid military conflict in Venezuela).
Finally, on page 8 of google I found some current information, for what the articles are worth:


https://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/nation-world/world/latin-america/article230421789.html


http://www.startribune.com/citing-unrest-us-suspends-air-traffic-with-venezuela/509976792/?refresh=true

https://warontherocks.com/2019/05/the-morning-after-maduro-in-venezuela/

This is funny.  The Japan Times seems to have decent info on US-Venezuela interactions.

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2019/05/17/world/politics-diplomacy-world/police-arrest-pro-maduro-activists-squatting-venezuelan-embassy-washington/


Here's a more clear presentation of the '50 countries' X22 mentioned.

Four demonstrators who have been staging a protest inside the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington for weeks were arrested Thursday, signaling a possible resolution to the extended stand-off.


The protesters consider Nicolas Maduro to be the legitimate Venezuelan president. But the U.S. and more than 50 other countries say Maduro’s recent reelection was fraudulent and are backing congressional leader Juan Guaido’s claim to the presidency.
Guaido’s newly named ambassador had requested the help of U.S. authorities in clearing the building. Shortly after the arrests, Guaido tweeted, “The process of recovery of our embassies around the world has started.
The protest started more than a month ago with at least 30 activists staying at the embassy, but their numbers gradually dwindled. The building has been without power since last week and a crowd of Guaido supporters has frequently gathered to heckle the protesters from the street.