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🇺🇸🇻🇪 "THE U.S. HAS EXCELLENT COVERT INTEL CAPABILITIES… THE CIA WAS OPERATING IN VENEZUELA" The U.S. operation in Venezuela wasn’t just military, it was intelligence-driven, years in the making. According to Alex Christoforou, this wasn’t about firepower, but infiltration, bribes, and flipped military officials. He argues the CIA had...

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🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪"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
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🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪"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

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U.S. Southern Command said on Wednesday that the U.S. "apprehended a stateless, sanctioned dark fleet motor tanker" called the Sophia in a "pre-dawn action" in the Caribbean. The vessel, it said, was conducting illicit activities and operating in international waters. Two U.S. officials told CBS News the Sophia was flying a Cameroonian flag and left Venezuela with oil on board. The U.S. judged it to be in violation of its embargo on Venezuela. The U.S. has full control of the vessel and no U.S. personnel were injured in the operation, the officials said. The U.S. Coast Guard was escorting it to the U.S. "for final disposition," according to U.S. Southern Command. Earlier Wednesday, the U.S. military also intercepted a Russian-flagged tanker that had been evading American forces for weeks, escalating a confrontation with Moscow after the ouster of its ally, President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela.
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U.S. Southern Command said on Wednesday that the U.S. "apprehended a stateless, sanctioned dark fleet motor tanker" called the Sophia in a "pre-dawn action" in the Caribbean. The vessel, it said, was conducting illicit activities and operating in international waters. Two U.S. officials told CBS News the Sophia was flying a Cameroonian flag and left Venezuela with oil on board. The U.S. judged it to be in violation of its embargo on Venezuela. The U.S. has full control of the vessel and no U.S. personnel were injured in the operation, the officials said. The U.S. Coast Guard was escorting it to the U.S. "for final disposition," according to U.S. Southern Command. Earlier Wednesday, the U.S. military also intercepted a Russian-flagged tanker that had been evading American forces for weeks, escalating a confrontation with Moscow after the ouster of its ally, President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela.

CBS News

19,279 views • 7 months ago

Is Trump exploiting America's overdose epidemic to justify a war on Venezuela? A large-scale U.S. military operation appears to be in the works, but is it imminent? Journalist Alex Christoforou elaborates.
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Is Trump exploiting America's overdose epidemic to justify a war on Venezuela? A large-scale U.S. military operation appears to be in the works, but is it imminent? Journalist Alex Christoforou elaborates.

Rick Sanchez

72,632 views • 10 months ago

‼️‼️🇺🇲🇻🇪 BREAKING - U.S. officials told NYT that Trump was referring to a drug facility in Venezuela that was “eliminated,” but provided no further details. ➡️ The military said it had nothing to share, while the CIA and the White House declined to comment.
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‼️‼️🇺🇲🇻🇪 BREAKING - U.S. officials told NYT that Trump was referring to a drug facility in Venezuela that was “eliminated,” but provided no further details. ➡️ The military said it had nothing to share, while the CIA and the White House declined to comment.

NSTRIKE

32,913 views • 8 months ago

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BREAKING: Fox is reporting that U.S. officials have confirmed it is the MOST BADASS military laying waste to the narco dictators regime. The toppling of Venezuela has started. Pray for our men and women!

Gunther Eagleman™

312,845 views • 7 months ago

President Trump had given authority for the U.S. military to conduct strikes inside of Venezuela as early as Christmas Day, CBS News has learned, but there were U.S. military operations that day against ISIS targets in Nigeria, so the focus shifted away from an operation in the South American country. Ed O'Keefe reports the latest on the strikes inside Venezuela and some of the response from lawmakers.
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President Trump had given authority for the U.S. military to conduct strikes inside of Venezuela as early as Christmas Day, CBS News has learned, but there were U.S. military operations that day against ISIS targets in Nigeria, so the focus shifted away from an operation in the South American country. Ed O'Keefe reports the latest on the strikes inside Venezuela and some of the response from lawmakers.

CBS Saturday Morning

17,848 views • 7 months ago

🚨 BREAKING: President Trump has ordered another military strike — this time killing three individuals reportedly en route to the U.S. from Venezuela. Officials allege the targets were part of a broader terrorist operation. No additional evidence has been presented.
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🚨 BREAKING: President Trump has ordered another military strike — this time killing three individuals reportedly en route to the U.S. from Venezuela. Officials allege the targets were part of a broader terrorist operation. No additional evidence has been presented.

Brian Allen

101,548 views • 11 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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🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪 "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

Mario Nawfal

111,817 views • 7 months ago

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🚨THE CANCER AT THE HEART OF LATIN AMERICA — AND HOW CLOSE IT CAME TO CONSUMING THE UNITED STATES Patrick Byrne’s warning is not hyperbole. It confirms everything I’ve been reporting for weeks — and it connects directly to what’s happening right now in Venezuela. Venezuela isn’t just a failed state. It isn’t just a dictatorship. It’s the queen bee of a transnational cartel network that has infected governments across Latin America and reached deep into U.S. institutions. Byrne’s words echo what whistleblowers and intel veterans have told me privately for months: • 2020 was a foreign-backed operation — and Venezuela was central to it • Cartel money — hundreds of millions — flipped assets across multiple countries • Smartmatic, Soros-funded NGOs, and compromised intel officials formed the pipeline • The CIA had insiders taking bribes — and blocking intelligence from reaching Trump • This was bigger than China alone — Venezuela, Cuba and allied networks were the engine And here’s what should terrify every American: They almost got away with it. Byrne is right — you don’t let a regime that nearly overthrew the United States “buy its way out” with oil concessions or diplomatic sweet talk. You make Venezuela the example that the world never forgets. And this explains everything happening now: • Trump’s ultimatum to Maduro • U.S. carrier groups surrounding Venezuela • CIA and Special Forces already inside the country • A $50 BILLION narcoterrorism bounty • Russia and China abandoning Maduro • Latin America quietly bracing for impact This is not just about removing a dictator. This is about severing the pipeline of corruption, foreign interference, cartel financing, and captured intel assets that nearly broke the Western Hemisphere. If you want to stop it from happening again — you deal with the root. And the root is Caracas. History is being written in real time. And the world is about to learn why Venezuela mattered more than anyone realised. LindellTV Patrick Byrne

Jim Ferguson

36,591 views • 8 months ago

🇺🇸🇻🇪 "MADURO'S CAPTURE WAS CAREFULLY PLANNED BY THE U.S." U.S. General Ben Hodges confirmed the operation to capture Maduro was as seamlessly successful as it was because the U.S. bypassed every defence the Venezuelan military had, something which required months of preparation. "We know that there were cyber operations that were initiated to turn off power, to do things like that. In all of these operations, you'd do everything you could to blind the enemy, so air defence couldn't shoot back, they couldn't track. It was a combination of cyber and traditional jamming; they had such good intelligence that had been built up over the past couple of months. Given the nature of Venezuela and this government, I would not be surprised to learn, on the inside, there was help." Ben Hodges
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🇺🇸🇻🇪 "MADURO'S CAPTURE WAS CAREFULLY PLANNED BY THE U.S." U.S. General Ben Hodges confirmed the operation to capture Maduro was as seamlessly successful as it was because the U.S. bypassed every defence the Venezuelan military had, something which required months of preparation. "We know that there were cyber operations that were initiated to turn off power, to do things like that. In all of these operations, you'd do everything you could to blind the enemy, so air defence couldn't shoot back, they couldn't track. It was a combination of cyber and traditional jamming; they had such good intelligence that had been built up over the past couple of months. Given the nature of Venezuela and this government, I would not be surprised to learn, on the inside, there was help." Ben Hodges

Mario Nawfal

35,352 views • 7 months ago

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 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.

LindellTV

17,986 views • 10 months ago

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪"THEY GOT THEIR REGIME CHANGE - THIS IS A BIG WIN FOR TRUMP" Trump is already calling it a “brilliant operation”, a lightning-fast strike in Venezuela that captured Maduro in just 2 hours with 0 U.S. troop casualties. For Trump, it's a clean win. For Venezuela, it’s a giant question mark. Alex Christoforou says this is a textbook regime change, and most Americans won’t care what happens next unless the fallout shows up at the border. With Maduro gone, Trump gets the spotlight, and Venezuela gets whatever comes next. "Short-term, this is a big win for Trump. He's going to take advantage of this. He's going to take his victory lap. They got their regime change. Americans would care less about what happens to Venezuela next. They care more about whether U.S. troops are being targeted in Venezuela, and that is not the case." Alex Christoforou
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🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪"THEY GOT THEIR REGIME CHANGE - THIS IS A BIG WIN FOR TRUMP" Trump is already calling it a “brilliant operation”, a lightning-fast strike in Venezuela that captured Maduro in just 2 hours with 0 U.S. troop casualties. For Trump, it's a clean win. For Venezuela, it’s a giant question mark. Alex Christoforou says this is a textbook regime change, and most Americans won’t care what happens next unless the fallout shows up at the border. With Maduro gone, Trump gets the spotlight, and Venezuela gets whatever comes next. "Short-term, this is a big win for Trump. He's going to take advantage of this. He's going to take his victory lap. They got their regime change. Americans would care less about what happens to Venezuela next. They care more about whether U.S. troops are being targeted in Venezuela, and that is not the case." Alex Christoforou

Mario Nawfal

55,607 views • 7 months ago

🇺🇸🇻🇪 MADURO IS SWEATING: U.S. MILITARY VS VENEZUELA LOOKS LIKE A PRANK The U.S. shows up with 13,000 military drones, 70 submarines, over 13,000 manned aircraft, and an arsenal that looks like it was ordered straight out of a Marvel script. Venezuela rolls in with… 1 submarine, 2 fighter jets, and vibes. The gap isn’t just massive, it’s interdimensional. At this point, it’s less “military strength comparison” and more “how to get humbled in 4K.” If this were a fight, it would get flagged for bullying. Source: Open Source Intel
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🇺🇸🇻🇪 MADURO IS SWEATING: U.S. MILITARY VS VENEZUELA LOOKS LIKE A PRANK The U.S. shows up with 13,000 military drones, 70 submarines, over 13,000 manned aircraft, and an arsenal that looks like it was ordered straight out of a Marvel script. Venezuela rolls in with… 1 submarine, 2 fighter jets, and vibes. The gap isn’t just massive, it’s interdimensional. At this point, it’s less “military strength comparison” and more “how to get humbled in 4K.” If this were a fight, it would get flagged for bullying. Source: Open Source Intel

Mario Nawfal

679,659 views • 9 months ago

SNEAKO reacts to reports of Venezuela sending crude oil to Israel for the first time in years following the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro. 🇻🇪🇮🇱 “I’m vindicated. Venezuela sends oil to Israel for the first time in years following the capture of President Maduro. I told you this is what it was about. Everyone knew the justification for capturing him was bullshit, it was about oil. Everything Trump has done in the second term has been to benefit Israel, not America. I’ll gladly accept apologies from people who said I was wrong.”
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SNEAKO reacts to reports of Venezuela sending crude oil to Israel for the first time in years following the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro. 🇻🇪🇮🇱 “I’m vindicated. Venezuela sends oil to Israel for the first time in years following the capture of President Maduro. I told you this is what it was about. Everyone knew the justification for capturing him was bullshit, it was about oil. Everything Trump has done in the second term has been to benefit Israel, not America. I’ll gladly accept apologies from people who said I was wrong.”

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35,255 views • 6 months ago

Will Cain on the U.S. officials who were killed after an operation in Mexico: "Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum says the U.S. officials were not authorized to be there." Sheinbaum: "We are investigating what these people were doing and what agency they were from. Until now, the information we have is that they were working together, let's put it that way. Then the investigation has to be done by the public prosecutor's office to see..."
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Will Cain on the U.S. officials who were killed after an operation in Mexico: "Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum says the U.S. officials were not authorized to be there." Sheinbaum: "We are investigating what these people were doing and what agency they were from. Until now, the information we have is that they were working together, let's put it that way. Then the investigation has to be done by the public prosecutor's office to see..."

Gunther Eagleman™

26,340 views • 4 months ago

Democratic Senator Chris Murphy believes Trump administration officials lied about their intentions in Venezuela in a December briefing to Congress. He joins 360°to give his thoughts on the U.S. military operation that led to the capture of Venezuela's president and his wife.
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Democratic Senator Chris Murphy believes Trump administration officials lied about their intentions in Venezuela in a December briefing to Congress. He joins 360°to give his thoughts on the U.S. military operation that led to the capture of Venezuela's president and his wife.

Anderson Cooper 360°

12,056 views • 7 months ago

⚡️🚨 United States: Press conference of President Donald Trump: What happened was a display of the power and influence of the strongest country in the world Following my directions, the armed forces carried out today an exceptional military operation in Venezuela The military operation targeted bringing Maduro and his wife to trial Air, land and naval forces participated in the Venezuela operation The attack on Venezuela has not been seen by the world since World War II Venezuela's military capabilities are useless and Maduro was arrested in the dead of night. We have crippled Venezuela's military capabilities. We will govern Venezuela and hold elections. We will manage Venezuela's affairs until power is transferred in an orderly manner. Major US oil companies will enter Venezuela We are ready to launch another and larger attack if necessary
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⚡️🚨 United States: Press conference of President Donald Trump: What happened was a display of the power and influence of the strongest country in the world Following my directions, the armed forces carried out today an exceptional military operation in Venezuela The military operation targeted bringing Maduro and his wife to trial Air, land and naval forces participated in the Venezuela operation The attack on Venezuela has not been seen by the world since World War II Venezuela's military capabilities are useless and Maduro was arrested in the dead of night. We have crippled Venezuela's military capabilities. We will govern Venezuela and hold elections. We will manage Venezuela's affairs until power is transferred in an orderly manner. Major US oil companies will enter Venezuela We are ready to launch another and larger attack if necessary

Middle East Observer

31,422 views • 7 months ago

"U.S. PREPARING FOR MILITARY STRIKES ON DRUG TARGETS INSIDE VENEZUELA" U.S. military leaders are formulating strategies to strike at drug traffickers within Venezuela, with operations possibly commencing in just a few weeks. Conducting strikes in Venezuela would signify an additional escalation in the military strategy of the Trump administration aimed at alleged drug targets and its policy towards the Venezuelan government. The question arises regarding Maduro's reaction should the US target locations in Venezuela. Will he consider it a declaration of war?
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"U.S. PREPARING FOR MILITARY STRIKES ON DRUG TARGETS INSIDE VENEZUELA" U.S. military leaders are formulating strategies to strike at drug traffickers within Venezuela, with operations possibly commencing in just a few weeks. Conducting strikes in Venezuela would signify an additional escalation in the military strategy of the Trump administration aimed at alleged drug targets and its policy towards the Venezuelan government. The question arises regarding Maduro's reaction should the US target locations in Venezuela. Will he consider it a declaration of war?

WORLD AT WAR

87,075 views • 11 months ago

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪 "THE U.S. WANTS TO REGAIN CONTROL OF VENEZUELA - OIL IS THE NUMBER 1 PRIORITY" Former CIA Intel Analyst Larry Johnson says the real agenda behind the Venezuela strikes and covert talk is about the U.S. trying to regain control of Venezuela, especially its oil, not some clean counter-narcotics mission. He points to a long history of CIA involvement, argues Western exploitation and U.S. sanctions helped worsen Venezuela’s economy, and says “drugs” is being used as the public-facing excuse for a bigger political objective. "We want to retain regain control of Venezuela. Back in the 1980s, the president of Venezuela was a paid CIA asset. He was on the payroll of the CIA. And when Hugo Chavez came to office in the early 1990s, he tried to launch the coup in 92. And that failed. But the reason was, Venezuela was ransacked, being ravaged by high inflation, high unemployment. The economy was not doing well at all despite the great wealth with oil and other natural resources. And now the objective get control of the oil. That's the number 1 priority." Larry Johnson
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🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪 "THE U.S. WANTS TO REGAIN CONTROL OF VENEZUELA - OIL IS THE NUMBER 1 PRIORITY" Former CIA Intel Analyst Larry Johnson says the real agenda behind the Venezuela strikes and covert talk is about the U.S. trying to regain control of Venezuela, especially its oil, not some clean counter-narcotics mission. He points to a long history of CIA involvement, argues Western exploitation and U.S. sanctions helped worsen Venezuela’s economy, and says “drugs” is being used as the public-facing excuse for a bigger political objective. "We want to retain regain control of Venezuela. Back in the 1980s, the president of Venezuela was a paid CIA asset. He was on the payroll of the CIA. And when Hugo Chavez came to office in the early 1990s, he tried to launch the coup in 92. And that failed. But the reason was, Venezuela was ransacked, being ravaged by high inflation, high unemployment. The economy was not doing well at all despite the great wealth with oil and other natural resources. And now the objective get control of the oil. That's the number 1 priority." Larry Johnson

Mario Nawfal

28,346 views • 8 months ago

Russia’s 10-Year Infiltration: A Venezuelan-Backed Act of War I reveal that Russians have been embedded inside U.S. systems — government, intelligence, infrastructure — for a decade, enabled through Venezuelan channels. This alone is an act of war, but a letter from Venezuela’s former military intelligence chief goes further: America is being overthrown. He openly admits they committed acts of war and declares the U.S. has every right to “liberate Venezuela.” The confession is in writing — and it demands action. Watch the full interview Alex Jones
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Russia’s 10-Year Infiltration: A Venezuelan-Backed Act of War I reveal that Russians have been embedded inside U.S. systems — government, intelligence, infrastructure — for a decade, enabled through Venezuelan channels. This alone is an act of war, but a letter from Venezuela’s former military intelligence chief goes further: America is being overthrown. He openly admits they committed acts of war and declares the U.S. has every right to “liberate Venezuela.” The confession is in writing — and it demands action. Watch the full interview Alex Jones

Patrick Byrne

28,025 views • 8 months ago