Retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Ralph Peters
said Wednesday the economic and civil unrest in socialist Venezuela is worse
than conditions were in the Soviet Union. “For years now, people haven’t been
able to walk into a grocery store and buy eggs or milk or even toilet paper,”
Peters told FOX Business’ Kennedy. “I saw the Soviet Union back before the
walls came down—Venezuela right now is worse. The Soviet Union did a better job
of feeding its people.” While the crisis in the South American country has been
escalating for months, Peters said he doesn’t expect it to spread to other
nations in the region. “Socialism’s passed its high-water mark in Latin
America, but the problem is its implosion and what can happen,” he explained.
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