President Donald Trump has scores to settle. There’s a general pattern in the preemptive actions President Trump’s taken in both his terms in office. A central theme to all his actions is that they’re geostrategic and top-down, explains Victor Davis Hanson on today’s episode of “Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words.”
“Pressuring the Panamanians to divorce themselves from China. Making sure the Venezuelan oil does not go to Russia or China by changing the government and capturing Maduro. Things like that suggest that the current Iranian operation has targeted China. … You’re starting to see a pattern. These are wars of reckoning.”
The American capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro was a precise operation, carried out like clockwork.
But there was one notable exception. Among the military targets bombed or strafed was one significant civic structure — the mausoleum containing the remains of former Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez, who orchestrated Venezuela fall into socialism in 1998. Sean Penn must be crying in his beer.
Here’s a look back at Chavez’s backward rule, which led one-quarter of Venezuela’s population to flee the country, mostly to the United States, but also to Spain and other points across Latin America. Patrick Ben-David explains in a Valuetainment short.
Who will take over as the next president of Venezuela? One possibility is Maria Corina Machado, the opposition leader in Venezuela, who recently was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize. Trump, though, indicated he prefers a candidate that could generate more support. It’s not clear who that might be.
Thee air strikes on Caracas began after midnight — around 1:15 a.m. Saturday. Maduro had been captured by 4:20 am. and was arriving, via plane, to New York City by 7:25 a.m.
Under Maduro, Venezuela supplied more than 70 percent of its oil exports to Communist China. The Latin American nation also supplied heavy amounts of oil to radical Islamic groups, including Hamas and Hezbollah, across the Middle East. With the socialists losing their tight control over Venezuela, those supplies can be controlled and/or diverted. So this could dampen danger around the globe. Here’s more from Lori Colley.
Unexplained “dark beads” around Saturn were found by NASA. Hear all about it plus other strange space phenomena in this Edge of Wonder Live.
Saturn is one of the most mysterious planets in our solar system, with numerous bizarre anomalies. From the hexagonal storm discovered in the 1980s to its peculiar moons, its unusual South Pole, and now the “completely unexplained dark beads” appearing in images, Saturn continues to intrigue.
In this episode, explore Saturn’s moon Daphnis and its interaction with the planet’s rings, plus whether Saturn’s rings themselves could be artificial. Dive deeper into the history of Saturn, more unexplained anomalies on Mars, and a final update on the Panama alien creature that, if real, could suggest that the Venom storyline from Spider-Man was a documentary.
A tentacled alien creature growing on a meteorite was found by a Panama man. Hear all about it on this Edge of Wonder Live with Ben Chateen and Rob Counts.
In one of the most shocking claims ever recorded, a man from Panama said he found a small meteorite that recently fell from the sky and discovered a small, alien-like creature with tentacles growing from it. Ever since, he has been filming the creature daily, providing updates and posting them on TikTok.
The videos have caused a massive stir online, with people debating whether they are real, created with AI, or part of some elaborate hoax. To add more confusion, some media companies have begun reporting on it. So does this mean it’s real?
Trash talk or strategy? What’s behind incoming President Donald Trump’s pursuits of Greenland and the Panama Canal, as well as his ribbing about assuming Canada as the 51st state?
At first it sounded like a joke—President Trump trolling Canada’s Prime Minister Trudeau by calling him our “51st Governor.” But then Trump doubled down and wrote a lengthy Christmas Day post that included an invitation for Canada to join the US and receive military protection, plus a 60 percent tax cut.
Trump made a similar invite to Greenland, and also pointed out that the United States really should take back control of the Panama Canal. It is supposed to be neutral, but is now being operated by the Chinese. Here’s more from Lori Colley.
Panama has slammed the door on Incoming President Donald Trump’s Panama Canal demands.
Panama’s President Jose Raul Mulino stands firm against any U.S. intervention in the Panama Canal dispute, declaring, ’There is no possibility of opening any kind of conversation around this reality, which has cost this country blood, sweat and tears.” Here’s more from RT, the Russia Today news agency.
Independent journalist Ann Vandersteel joins Sarah Westall’s Business Game Changers program to discuss Vandersteel’s deep investigation into the activities occurring at the border. Her investigation uncovers ties to Panama and the military aged men crossing over the border are literally being bused to towns across the country.
Her team is not satisfied with the government talking points and she wants America to know the truth. You can follow Vandersteel on her Rumble channel at https://rumble.com/AnnVandersteel.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: The U.S. House voted 214-213 Tuesday to impeach Homeland Security Director Alejandro Mayorkas, who is orchestrating the Democrats’ shameful open borders policies. Mayorkas is the first Cabinet officer to be impeached in nearly 150 years. Will he be removed from office? Seems unlikely that the Senate will follow through and evict this creep. But you never know!)
Michael Yon joins the Sara Carter podcast on the ground in Panama to discuss the horrors of the illegal immigration migration northward, near the Darien Gap.
Yon, an investigative journalist who has dedicated his life to reporting on the flashpoints of global conflict, shares the devastation in this passage and catalogs the daily massive loss of life, as thousands of migrants make their way to the U.S. southern border. Here’s the story.
Gen. Michael Flynn warns that we’re likely to see a cyber attack that is so vast it will disrupt the internet.
Appearing on Infowars, with host Alex Jones, Flynn says the globalist crime syndicate is backed up against the wall and are in full panic mode. He explains further and lays out their next move and how to stop them.
Investigative journalist Michael Yon tells Sara Carter that our southern border migration disaster is just part of what he sees as a massive threat to our nation.
He says the World Economic Forum’s march to control the planet’s food supply is equally as dangerous. He details how the globalists are forcing farmers off their farms in the Netherlands and Belgium and how the sinister movement connects back to China.
