If America does actually invade Venezuela, they will surely be quick to dispose of the nation's conventional military but much likely be forced to endure a longer campaign against an unconventional guerriloa foe in the event of an occupation, much like what happened in Iraq.This unconventional fighting force will be initially assembled by the semi-conventional bolivarian militia of venezuela (pic related), which responds to the ruling party and is made by their most devoted followers, they are extremely loyal to Maduro. Without proper command and control this semi-conventional force will perish in battle agaisnt the invading US force and the survivors will attempt to reorganize as a truly guerrila force. The US campaign against the conventional and semi-conventional armies of Venezuela will also likely result in a major ammount of colaterals and civilian displacement, as US military campaigns usually do, these colaterals will funnel those related to the victims or in general unsatisfied with the immediate results of the invasion straight into the hands of the insurgency, regardless to their opinion about the toppled Maduro regime (again much like what happened in Iraq)Now, if things do turn out as I believe they'll do, do you think the US is politically prepared to endure another long expeditionary war against insurgents? Or will it eventually pullout, like in Vietnam and Afghanistan?
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>>524353385Everything always happen
>>524352209>will the country that's defended by nothing but old people be the next iraqprobably notUS might bleed it out as a meme while they hit china as causativeand then leddit pretends like it's unrelated
>>524355572USA only attack countries that are already subverted, weakened, undermined and ready to fall
>>524352209How legitimate is the opposition party? Is it possible they could take over relatively peacefully if the regime is decapitated? Only way I see us getting drawn into a ground war is if we end up supporting one opposition faction against pro-Maduro resistance.
>>524352209No, second Vietnam
>>524352209The Iraq war was over in a few weeks. Tanks rolled in without resistance and took the capital as fast as they could drive. What happened afterwards was money laundering corruption.
>>524352209moist nuggets are outdated
>>52435604343 days, 5 days later on a plane home. I’m visiting my gay brother and his wife I guess you could call him in Canada.
>>524355772The leader is a kike demon
