Many World Power Nations Fight over Oil Rich Nation 'Venezuela' 

Venezuela Oil Reserve Capacity could Compare to Saudi Arabia, World Survey say it Largest of all Nations.

United States is about to take Military option on Venezuela just like Iraq and Kuwait

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Be careful with U.S America Politic

Secure Venezuela Oil, but not favor on United States hand.

Favor Secure Venezuela Oil Reserve on European Unions hand to burn it right to prevent World Pollution

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EU Contribution to Velezuela might not be much from 2006-2018,
It's start up money

150 Million Euros.
To 'Euronews' it is not much, to European that is a lot of Labor and hard money from them.
Righteous Money.

Better than Bloodshed politic for Oil. We had enough Plastic pollution.

Slowly Control the Chaos, boost on Farming, Revise Jobs and Trade especially Oil Sell Profit (Limited Sells in control output), Use Nation GDP to import goods from other Nations, then Secure the Economy and Venezuela People, Slowly but do not take Military Option from U.S.

Promote Farmers now is very important at this Worldwide Needs.
Population Crisis
Will Guarantee People health on Healthy farm products.

Maduro Regime are Farmers.

Take EU Option will Secure Venezuela within few Decades.
Take Slow Process

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If take U.S Military Option;
Civil War, Most Building Structure will be destroyed, A lot Venezuelan will die.
Crazy Unmoral Evil Idea.

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Don't be the Victim of Judaism United States
end up like Syria, Iraq
Remember Iraq more than 20 years of War still didn't end yet.
Cost most Citizens Dead and All building Destroyed.

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Increase on Farming; Sustainable living

Too many Idle Land;
Nothing Grow,
Nothing Produce
Equal Hunger

Seize Idle Land, Reform -- Enrich the Land, and Start Farming

Buy the Crops Seed from Neighbor Nations

Promote Sustainable Life Style

Peru Way of Life

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'The Emperor's New Groove'

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by 'DW Documentary'

Process Restore Inca Heavenly Past


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