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Trump beats the drums of war for direct action in Venezuela

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Trudeau is the biggest garbage Canada has ever had. So corrupt, biggest liar ever, catered to the elites only, gave money to foreigners over Canadians, was the only PM ever to be found guilty of ethics violations. Trudeau got away with it all. This POS belongs in jail.

Huh? Trudeau resigned in January 2025.

Yep. The worst Canada has ever had. Trudeau belongs in jail not just for corruption and theft. The only PM ever to be charged with ethics violations but no consequences for him.
Carney needs to be arrested too. I didn't vote in the last election to have a corporate douchebag running this country. Smh.

He's only interested in serving Brookfield, not Canada.
 
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Seeing every leftist crying about him being removed from power… then seeing every single Venezuelan crying tears of joy and celebrating.

Eye opening as fuck.

Of course, Venezuelan people are happy that their prick dictator was taken away.

But they have no clue what the future looks like. This Trump administration just sent millions of Americans without healthcare. Do you think they have the well-being of Venezuelans at heart? At best they will throw them some toilet paper.

It's all about the oil.
 
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Maduro and his wife are being perp-walked into Court! I wonder if he is thinking about the villa on the beaches of Turkey he could have been sleeping in, or the retainer fee he will have to pay for defense attorneys who will soon suck up all the bribe money he got from drug traffickers? His bank account is about to take a big time hit!
 

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Carney needs to be arrested too. I didn't vote in the last election to have a corporate douchebag running this country. Smh.

He's only interested in serving Brookfield, not Canada.

Don't worry, after TRUMP will invade Canada, he will put one of his clowns as Canada's Prime Minister !
 

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Rodriguez "ready to work" with U.S.:
She is a Marxist-Socialist whose views mirror those of many of the posters in this thread. However, the Trump Administration decided they can work with her, and have now brought her in line. In particular, she reportedly has a high level of competence in the sphere of Venezuelan politics and in the sphere of the oil infrastructure and the steps needed to get it in the proper working order so the heavy crude oil can be harvested. The belief is as well that she will not take money from the drug traffickers to turn the other way, and has learned the lesson that Maduro failed to grasp until it was taught to him.
I think she has perfected a new competence in rimming, which is what Trump and the US appreciates the most.
 
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Seems like Maduro in good spirits despite being arrested lol
Maduro is in luck. There is a really good Venezuelan restaurant in Brooklyn called Casa Ora. If he keeps kissing ass on the DEA and FBI agents assigned to escort him, i am sure they will do something to arrange a little takeout action from Casa Ora for him:
He did not ask for bail in Court today, so he may have already worked out a takeout arrangement.
 

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The illustrations are wildly overly dramatic :D but the story of the assault on Caracas and the capture of Maduro is accurate. If you designed a video game around this mission, it would seem almost too daring to be true.

 
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The U.S. raid on Maduro's compound was particularly costly to one group of individuals, i.e., Maduro's personal palace guard of Cuban thugs.


...The Cuban government said 32 officers from its Revolutionary Armed Forces and the Interior Ministry, which runs intelligence services, were killed in the line of duty as part of Maduro’s security detail.

“It’s a defeat for Cuba and denotes its weakening, highlighting vulnerabilities in its security procedures,” said María Werlau, author of “Cuba’s Intervention in Venezuela,” a book published in 2019.

Relied upon by the Soviet KGB for its extensive informant networks in Latin America and Africa, Cuban expertise to protect allies, detect unrest and suppress dissent became a lucrative export. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Cuba’s security and intelligence services secured a lifeline from oil-rich Venezuela as Havana inched closer to economic collapse....

But Cuba’s security detail failed to defend Maduro, despite a U.S. armada threatening the Venezuelan leader for months from the Caribbean.

“What’s almost worse is that they couldn’t inflict any damage on the Americans,” said Jorge Castañeda, Mexico’s former foreign minister and author of several books about Cuba’s regime. “This means the Cubans weren’t where they needed to be, with the strength they needed to have.”

Such intelligence flaws are also likely to hurt Cuba’s Communist regime at home, particularly if it loses Venezuela’s economic support and subsidized oil shipments amid an unprecedented economic implosion.

“The people can go hungry, but the repressive apparatus must have privileges,” said Enrique Garcia, a former Cuban intelligence officer who defected to the U.S. “If the regime loses all economic capacity, no system can withstand it.”

President Trump told reporters Sunday on board Air Force One that Cuba was ready to fall. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the Communist island is in trouble and that one of the biggest problems Venezuelans have is that they must declare independence from Cuba....

Former intelligence agents and dissidents who monitor Cuba’s security apparatus estimate that some 140 officers were assigned to provide personal security services to Maduro. Dozens of them are thought to have been injured or suffered severe burns in the rain of missiles and shrapnel during the U.S. operation, these people said.

Cuba and Venezuela have disclosed few details about the U.S. military incursion. Vladimir Padrino, the four-star general who has led Venezuela’s military since 2014, said Sunday the U.S. killed a large part of Maduro’s security team.

The weekend raid was precise and represented the first direct, unilateral U.S. military intervention in South America. It required months of work by U.S. intelligence and included at least one informant within the Venezuelan government who helped the U.S. “understand how he moved, where he lived, where he traveled, what he ate, what he wore, what were his pets,” said Caine....

Cuba’s intelligence and security team in Venezuela was led by senior military-intelligence veterans, including Asdrúbal de la Vega, the Cuban officer closest to Maduro who became his shadow and slept in a room next to the deposed strongman, said Carlos Cabrera Pérez, a Cuban journalist based in Spain who writes about Cuba’s security apparatus. De la Vega’s whereabouts haven’t been disclosed.
 

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In case you guys were wondering about the effectiveness of Venezuela's Russian air defense system in protecting Maduro, this article posits that the proficiency of the U.S. assault rendered the system useless:
 
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