Venezuela is training a "guerrilla army" aiming to be a million strong by 2013 to fight off a possible US invasion, an opposition lawmaker said Sunday.
"Plan Sucre" -- apparently crafted with input from close ally and fellow US foe Cuba -- covers the legal, logistical and other angles necessary to "transform a professional army into a guerrilla army," Representative Maria Corina Machado told El Universal newspaper.
The former presidential candidate said she had obtained a copy of the plan, printed by an institution affiliated with the national army.
"The strategic objective is to build a new Bolivarian military doctrine" that would prepare Venezuela to be successful in a prolonged popular war against "the empire," or the United States, Machado said, citing the document.
"This is clearly a proposal with Cuban inspiration and advice."
She said the military plan also provides for strengthening the guerrilla force at the expense of the regular army.
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ReplyDeleteThink about it , Venezuela has recently won a lawsuit in the world court brought by Exxon - ( Rockefeller`s). This fact alone is enough to make them next up on the " Globalist Hit Parade "!.
ReplyDeleteThis fact alone is enough to make them next up on the " Globalist Hit Parade "
ReplyDeleteMay well be. They won't be satisfied until there is a war going in every country.