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🚨🇻🇪🇺🇸 INTERVIEW: MADURO’S CAPTURE IS A MESSAGE TO THE WORLD WITH MASSIVE IMPLICATIONS How did the U.S. capture a world leader without any casualties? Who betrayed Maduro? Why did the Russian Air Defense systems fail? And what happens next? Today I sit down with ian bremmer to better understand... WHY the U.S. captured Maduro, and what it means to the rest of the world, including his allies Iran, China and Russia. Also who rules Venezuela next? Former VP Delcy Rodríguez has already been sworn in as interim leader, and it seems Trump is ok with that, raising speculation she may have quietly collaborated with the U.S., even as she publicly defends Maduro. Lastly, what does this mean for the other Regime Trump would love to topple, one already struggling with a collapsing economy and mass unrest: Iran. Trump has achieved massive military success, but it’ll be years before the repercussions take effect.show more

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Mario Nawfal

27,045 views • 7 months ago

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪 "MADURO GONE, BUT NO ONE WANTS MACHADO OR GUAIDÓ" Trump just pulled off what looks like a perfect military op: Maduro was captured in hours, no U.S. troops were harmed, and Venezuela’s defenses didn’t even activate. But now comes the hard part: Will Venezuela spiral into chaos like Libya? Or will it bounce back? Alex Christoforou says Maduro wasn’t beloved, but his U.S.-backed replacements like Machado or Guaidó might be even worse. This might be a short-term win for Trump, but for Venezuela? That's still a massive question mark. "It is a win for Trump optically in the U.S., but what matters is what happens next. From a military perspective, a successful operation is when you have no troop casualties and Maduro is captured within hours. Machado is definitely not popular in Venezuela. Maduro isn’t universally unpopular, many still support the legacy of Chávez and the institutions he built. Bringing in a Guaidó-type figure is not the solution because these people are universally unpopular across Venezuela. What they’re going to do is sell Venezuela’s resources to the West, Machado has already said that." Alex Christoforou

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President Trump Ends Diplomacy with Venezuela - Action Now on the Table President Donald J. Trump just cut diplomatic ties with the Maduro regime, signaling that military action could be next. But as Colonel Douglas Macgregor warns, Venezuela has deep ties to China, Russia, Iran, and Cuba. Any U.S. intervention could spark a Latin American backlash. And experts say the real threat is already here. Cartels like Tren de Aragua are operating inside the U.S. Smartmatic (tied to Chávez loyalists) helped compromise our elections. Former U.S. officials helped them do it. Military action abroad means nothing if we don’t clean up the infiltration at home. Fix the machines. Arrest the traitors. Close the border. Or none of it matters.

President Trump Ends Diplomacy with Venezuela - Action Now on the Table President Donald J. Trump just cut diplomatic ties with the Maduro regime, signaling that military action could be next. But as Colonel Douglas Macgregor warns, Venezuela has deep ties to China, Russia, Iran, and Cuba. Any U.S. intervention could spark a Latin American backlash. And experts say the real threat is already here. Cartels like Tren de Aragua are operating inside the U.S. Smartmatic (tied to Chávez loyalists) helped compromise our elections. Former U.S. officials helped them do it. Military action abroad means nothing if we don’t clean up the infiltration at home. Fix the machines. Arrest the traitors. Close the border. Or none of it matters.

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President Trump says the U.S. is "winning big" in Iran and promised Americans will see the results "very, very shortly." Speaking about his administration's foreign policy agenda, Trump touted continued U.S. military operations and said recent investments have left America with "the strongest and most powerful military" in the world. Trump also pointed to Venezuela, saying the country is now working with the U.S. to produce "millions and millions of barrels of oil" following what he described as a major diplomatic victory.

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🚨 🇺🇸 🇻🇪 MADURO “KIDNAPPED” IN U.S. RAID? VENEZUELA NAMES VP DELCY RODRIGUEZ ACTING PRESIDENT In a stunning twist, Venezuela’s Supreme Court just installed VP Delcy Rodriguez as acting president, hours after claiming Maduro was abducted in a U.S. military op. Yes, Caracas is accusing Washington of literally kidnapping a sitting head of state. The U.S. hasn’t responded yet to this, but Maduro has been a longtime thorn in the side of U.S. foreign policy, and this may be the boldest move yet to remove him. It’s a warning shot to any country that refuses to play by Washington’s rules. “VP Rodriguez strongly slammed the kidnapping of Maduro from the United States, stating that Maduro is the only President of Venezuela. Rodriguez demanded the immediate release of Maduro and his wife. She said Venezuela will not be a colony of any country, the people of Venezuela have resisted all aggressions, and they will continue on this path. Rodriguez assured the nation that there was a functioning government in place, and that Venezuela is ready to face every challenge.” Source: PressTV

🚨 🇺🇸 🇻🇪 MADURO “KIDNAPPED” IN U.S. RAID? VENEZUELA NAMES VP DELCY RODRIGUEZ ACTING PRESIDENT In a stunning twist, Venezuela’s Supreme Court just installed VP Delcy Rodriguez as acting president, hours after claiming Maduro was abducted in a U.S. military op. Yes, Caracas is accusing Washington of literally kidnapping a sitting head of state. The U.S. hasn’t responded yet to this, but Maduro has been a longtime thorn in the side of U.S. foreign policy, and this may be the boldest move yet to remove him. It’s a warning shot to any country that refuses to play by Washington’s rules. “VP Rodriguez strongly slammed the kidnapping of Maduro from the United States, stating that Maduro is the only President of Venezuela. Rodriguez demanded the immediate release of Maduro and his wife. She said Venezuela will not be a colony of any country, the people of Venezuela have resisted all aggressions, and they will continue on this path. Rodriguez assured the nation that there was a functioning government in place, and that Venezuela is ready to face every challenge.” Source: PressTV

Mario Nawfal

60,199 views • 7 months ago

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KanekoaTheGreat

406,324 views • 4 months ago

🇺🇸🇻🇪 "CIA TURNED MULTIPLE MADURO INSIDERS... VP RODRIGUEZ IS PLAYING BOTH SIDES" Ian Bremmer exposes how CIA turned "a number of people" in Maduro's inner circle over months while Vice President Delcy Rodriguez had "constructive conversations" with Americans despite publicly supporting Maduro. Maduro was considerably less charismatic and more vulnerable than Chávez. US collected intelligence over months through CIA assets close to Maduro, getting "excellent real-time reads on what he was doing, what he was planning, where he's going." "Vice President Delcy Rodriguez has had more constructive conversations with the Americans, both before the military operation and now. There's a gap between what she is saying publicly and what she is discussing privately with the Trump administration. The Trump administration believes that she will be much more pliable in her willingness to work with them on what the transition government looks like." ian bremmer

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Mario Nawfal

88,106 views • 6 months ago

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪 "THE U.S. CANNOT BE TRUSTED - LONG TERM, INSTABILITY IS COMING" The U.S. just pulled off a lightning-fast takedown of Maduro, and the world is watching closely. According to Alex Christoforou, no country can trust the U.S. Russia, China, Iran: all taking notes. Trump is already calling it a win, but Alex says long-term chaos in Venezuela is inevitable. The operation was fast, clean, and deadly quiet. But instability is coming, and America might not be ready for the fallout this time. "What every country is going to be saying is that the United States cannot be trusted. Russia is going to take notice of this. China is going to take notice of this. Every country is going to take notice of this. Netanyahu was in Mar-a-Lago just the other day and he was selling Trump on a round 2 conflict against Iran. Long term, most likely you’re going to get a lot of instability. In the short term, Trump is going to position this as a victory, and it is a victory. It was fast. It was quick. From what we’re getting, no casualties." Alex Christoforou

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪 "THE U.S. CANNOT BE TRUSTED - LONG TERM, INSTABILITY IS COMING" The U.S. just pulled off a lightning-fast takedown of Maduro, and the world is watching closely. According to Alex Christoforou, no country can trust the U.S. Russia, China, Iran: all taking notes. Trump is already calling it a win, but Alex says long-term chaos in Venezuela is inevitable. The operation was fast, clean, and deadly quiet. But instability is coming, and America might not be ready for the fallout this time. "What every country is going to be saying is that the United States cannot be trusted. Russia is going to take notice of this. China is going to take notice of this. Every country is going to take notice of this. Netanyahu was in Mar-a-Lago just the other day and he was selling Trump on a round 2 conflict against Iran. Long term, most likely you’re going to get a lot of instability. In the short term, Trump is going to position this as a victory, and it is a victory. It was fast. It was quick. From what we’re getting, no casualties." Alex Christoforou

Mario Nawfal

125,962 views • 7 months ago

Everyone is talking about the war with Iran—but the real question is what happens after victory. In this clip, I explain why history matters. From the Battle of Yorktown and the French alliance in the American Revolutionary War to the lessons of World War I and World War II, winning a war requires more than military success—it requires a strategy for what comes next. If we ignore that lesson with Iran, the Middle East, and U.S. national security, we risk repeating the mistakes that created chaos and global conflict before. Rumble: YouTube:

Everyone is talking about the war with Iran—but the real question is what happens after victory. In this clip, I explain why history matters. From the Battle of Yorktown and the French alliance in the American Revolutionary War to the lessons of World War I and World War II, winning a war requires more than military success—it requires a strategy for what comes next. If we ignore that lesson with Iran, the Middle East, and U.S. national security, we risk repeating the mistakes that created chaos and global conflict before. Rumble: YouTube:

Mark R. Levin

139,944 views • 4 months ago

🚨 TRUMP CONFIRMS MADURO CAPTURED - “HE DOESN’T WANT TO FU*K AROUND WITH THE UNITED STATES” A U.S. military operation has captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro following what sources describe as a large-scale American strike against Venezuela. Military assets were deployed. Command decisions were executed. By definition, the United States and Venezuela are now at war. President Trump called the mission decisive, stating: “It was a brilliant operation, actually,” after earlier warning that Maduro “doesn’t want to fu*k around with the United States.” U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed that Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores have been indicted in the Southern District of New York on charges including narco-terrorism conspiracy, cocaine importation conspiracy, and weapons offenses involving machine guns and destructive devices against the United States. Bondi stated they “will soon face the full wrath of American justice on American soil,” thanking Trump for demanding accountability and U.S. military forces for carrying out what she called a “highly successful mission.” Now the only question is: what comes next?

🚨 TRUMP CONFIRMS MADURO CAPTURED - “HE DOESN’T WANT TO FUK AROUND WITH THE UNITED STATES” A U.S. military operation has captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro following what sources describe as a large-scale American strike against Venezuela. Military assets were deployed. Command decisions were executed. By definition, the United States and Venezuela are now at war. President Trump called the mission decisive, stating: “It was a brilliant operation, actually,” after earlier warning that Maduro “doesn’t want to fuk around with the United States.” U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed that Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores have been indicted in the Southern District of New York on charges including narco-terrorism conspiracy, cocaine importation conspiracy, and weapons offenses involving machine guns and destructive devices against the United States. Bondi stated they “will soon face the full wrath of American justice on American soil,” thanking Trump for demanding accountability and U.S. military forces for carrying out what she called a “highly successful mission.” Now the only question is: what comes next?

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12,439 views • 7 months ago

$🇺🇸🇨🇳 The next world order may not begin with a war. It may begin with China vetoing Washington at the UN while the U.S. discovers it no longer has the leverage to force the outcome it wants. Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar argues the U.S. is entering a multipolar era overstretched, politically fractured, and weaker than it admits, while Beijing quietly positions itself to shape the rules of what comes next. “Anyone that thinks that the U.S. military is strong and ready for anything is simply not informed.” @AnthonyAgu88102$

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Mario Nawfal

90,569 views • 2 months ago

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪"THERE WAS NO WAY FOR VENEZUELA’S MILITARY TO PREVENT THE CAPTURE OF MADURO" The U.S. military just carried out what looks like a full-on regime change operation in Venezuela, and no one fired back. According to Alex Christoforou, U.S. forces flew into Caracas, avoided all air defenses, captured Maduro and his wife, and are preparing to install a new government: "There were no air defenses, so there was no way for Venezuela’s military to prevent the capture of Maduro. Bribes were given out, people were paid off, and the air defenses were not activated. The U.S. military struck Caracas, hit whatever military bases they needed to hit. This is very much like what happened in Syria, they’ve done the same thing in Venezuela. They captured Maduro and his wife. Trump says he’ll announce everything in a press conference." Source: Alex Christoforou

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪"THERE WAS NO WAY FOR VENEZUELA’S MILITARY TO PREVENT THE CAPTURE OF MADURO" The U.S. military just carried out what looks like a full-on regime change operation in Venezuela, and no one fired back. According to Alex Christoforou, U.S. forces flew into Caracas, avoided all air defenses, captured Maduro and his wife, and are preparing to install a new government: "There were no air defenses, so there was no way for Venezuela’s military to prevent the capture of Maduro. Bribes were given out, people were paid off, and the air defenses were not activated. The U.S. military struck Caracas, hit whatever military bases they needed to hit. This is very much like what happened in Syria, they’ve done the same thing in Venezuela. They captured Maduro and his wife. Trump says he’ll announce everything in a press conference." Source: Alex Christoforou

Mario Nawfal

1,268,377 views • 7 months ago

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪 INSIDE THE CAPTURE THAT COULD SET THE NEW GEOPOLITICAL AGE IN MOTION Max Blumenthal says the Trump-led operation that captured Maduro was geopolitical theater engineered to shock. No resistance. No casualties. Russian-made S-300 and BUK air defenses were disabled before they could respond. Max argues this was a negotiated decapitation, possibly coordinated from within the Venezuelan state, that left Maduro’s regime intact under Delcy Rodríguez, removing Maduro as an obstacle and transforming him into fodder for war optics. Trump sidelined María Corina Machado within hours, a clear signal, Max says, that this was never about restoring democracy, but about reasserting U.S. leverage through the very system America once tried to topple. With Chinese envoys meeting Maduro hours before he was captured, the timing sent a global message: in this emerging multipolar order, the U.S. will still dictate outcomes, and use force to do it. I sit down with Max Blumenthal to break down how the raid was executed, what it signals to Beijing and Moscow, and why multipolarity may be triggering even bolder U.S. intervention. 03:58 - “Trump and Rubio wanted a negotiated exit of Maduro that would leave the Chavista structure in place.” 05:42 - “If one helicopter had been taken down, Blackhawk Down style, it would have been a political catastrophe for Trump.” 06:48 - “This raises questions about whether they were left out there on their own, and that much of this was choreographed.” 07:26 - “Trump wanted a PR victory, a Rambo style reenactment of the Panama invasion.” 10:02 - “By not aggressively resisting a U.S. invasion, you’re sparing the country from more horrific U.S. violence.” 13:18 - “Delcy Rodríguez does not have the guns behind her. Figures like Diosdado Cabello do.” 18:41 - “Venezuela was being subjected to international piracy by the most powerful empire in human history.” 21:32 - “Venezuela’s largest foreign asset in Citgo was literally stolen by the U.S.” 29:22 - “Trump is essentially threatening Delcy Rodríguez with her life.” 33:59 - “Trump owes a lot to his donors, and he has a lot to gain personally from Venezuela.” 34:48 - “The goal is to plunder Venezuela’s wealth and exploit its resources.” 35:27 - “They want a more pliable figure who will give up control of Venezuela’s oil.” 43:28 - “If a leader is imposed to let U.S. corporations plunder the country, there will be resistance.” 55:03 - “What we are seeing is classic U.S. gunboat diplomacy, not Putinization.”

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪 INSIDE THE CAPTURE THAT COULD SET THE NEW GEOPOLITICAL AGE IN MOTION Max Blumenthal says the Trump-led operation that captured Maduro was geopolitical theater engineered to shock. No resistance. No casualties. Russian-made S-300 and BUK air defenses were disabled before they could respond. Max argues this was a negotiated decapitation, possibly coordinated from within the Venezuelan state, that left Maduro’s regime intact under Delcy Rodríguez, removing Maduro as an obstacle and transforming him into fodder for war optics. Trump sidelined María Corina Machado within hours, a clear signal, Max says, that this was never about restoring democracy, but about reasserting U.S. leverage through the very system America once tried to topple. With Chinese envoys meeting Maduro hours before he was captured, the timing sent a global message: in this emerging multipolar order, the U.S. will still dictate outcomes, and use force to do it. I sit down with Max Blumenthal to break down how the raid was executed, what it signals to Beijing and Moscow, and why multipolarity may be triggering even bolder U.S. intervention. 03:58 - “Trump and Rubio wanted a negotiated exit of Maduro that would leave the Chavista structure in place.” 05:42 - “If one helicopter had been taken down, Blackhawk Down style, it would have been a political catastrophe for Trump.” 06:48 - “This raises questions about whether they were left out there on their own, and that much of this was choreographed.” 07:26 - “Trump wanted a PR victory, a Rambo style reenactment of the Panama invasion.” 10:02 - “By not aggressively resisting a U.S. invasion, you’re sparing the country from more horrific U.S. violence.” 13:18 - “Delcy Rodríguez does not have the guns behind her. Figures like Diosdado Cabello do.” 18:41 - “Venezuela was being subjected to international piracy by the most powerful empire in human history.” 21:32 - “Venezuela’s largest foreign asset in Citgo was literally stolen by the U.S.” 29:22 - “Trump is essentially threatening Delcy Rodríguez with her life.” 33:59 - “Trump owes a lot to his donors, and he has a lot to gain personally from Venezuela.” 34:48 - “The goal is to plunder Venezuela’s wealth and exploit its resources.” 35:27 - “They want a more pliable figure who will give up control of Venezuela’s oil.” 43:28 - “If a leader is imposed to let U.S. corporations plunder the country, there will be resistance.” 55:03 - “What we are seeing is classic U.S. gunboat diplomacy, not Putinization.”

Mario Nawfal

1,339,863 views • 6 months ago