We also are dealing with issues, like Malkin.

A few years back, my wife and I were at the Finger Lakes. We called a local brewpub and asked if the playoff game (Pens v Wings) would be on a tv there at the bar. When we arrived, the bartender informed us that there is usually a couple, formerly from Detroit, that watches the games there because they don't even own a tv. Sure enough, they showed up sitting next to us. By all of our attires, there was no guessing who everyone was cheering for. This is not an issue for us, as sports and beer were all about having fun to us. I introduce us, we talk, I even buy a round of beers. They were a nice couple, although quite subdued as the Pens were in charge most of the time. Their personalities switched with the momentum of the game. The Wings came back and won, and they had become quite rude.

It's not like I needed another reason to hate the Wings.

He is referring to the Cuban Missile Crisis which occurred during the Kennedy administration. The fact is that Russia has been selling arms to Venezuela for some years now, there have been multi billion dollar arm sales and it would make sense that Russia would go further with the alliance especially if the US bolsters the missile defenses of the Baltic NATO members after having scratched that plan during Obama's first term. Iran also has arms factories in Venezuela and has had them there for some years, Venezuela hosts military from Iran, Cuba, and probably Russia. It takes little imagination to think that Putin would put Naval ships there, Maduro would certainly be a welcoming partner for Putin in this hemisphere.