Hegseth reveals fourth airstrike on ‘narco’ boat off Venezuela after Trump declares ‘armed conflict’ with traffickers

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1. Funny how you have no right to a fair trial if you’re not an American citizen and not on American soil

2. I’m sure the cartels will stop trafficing if violence might be involved.

3. Can we just admit the US has Venezuela under what is effectively a naval blockade?

   The US warmongers want a war, their domestic policies are imploding.

   Worth noting this was an entire novel and essentially the scandal in Clear and Present Danger.

   Republicans have normalized insanity so long they can’t see it.

4. Any ideas on the munitions used for this? That was quite a blast.

5. There is little publicly available supporting evidence to conclude if Maduro is a part of a drug cartel, or if drug smuggling has become institutionalized in Venezuela, or not.

   But it is clear that this affects global oil routes and supply, and gives a blanket protection to Guyana’s oil supply. We know that control of the oil supply has a direct impact on oil price. And that Trump has been using this as an active method supporting multiple strategies.

   Further, we know that Venezuela is aligned to the BRICS cohort and has a dependable supplementary supply of oil to those nations. It had also been speculated that China in particular has taken interest in Venezuela’s oil production.

   So, is this really about ensuring the sovereignty of Guyana’s oil via military intimidation against Venezuela, under the guise of drug patrol? Is this about creating a buffer to China’s oil interests in the region?

   Its strange that the MSM hasn’t seemed to be able to ask these simple questions, amid the scrutiny. As a counterfactual, that leads me to believe they have merit.

6. It will be funny when world starts sanctions against the US.

7. Is this a war crime?

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