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6/ Taken together the picture is less about humanitarian rescue and more about power leverage and profit. Critics argue these actions violate international law and have worsened Venezuela’s humanitarian crisis raising hard questions about whose interests are really being served.

5/ The opposition leadership recognized by Washington is also deeply embedded in U.S.-funded institutions like the NED and the IRI. Critics describe this not as neutral support for democracy but as a coordinated regime-change lobby.

4/ Several sources argue oil sits at the center of U.S. pressure on Venezuela. Companies like Chevron and ExxonMobil are frequently cited as beneficiaries of sanctions and privatization plans that would follow a post-Maduro political transition.

3/ The controversy wasn’t just the failed operation. It was the willingness of U.S.-backed opposition networks to entertain armed action while being presented internationally as a legitimate democratic alternative to the Maduro government.

2/ One of the most revealing episodes is the Guaidó–Silvercorp agreement. A private security firm signed a contract tied to opposition figures to remove Nicolás Maduro by force. The plan collapsed but it exposed how far regime-change efforts had drifted from diplomacy.

#venezuela #trump #oil #usa

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And now the fallout: Marion County will pay more than $3 million and issue a formal apology. One of the largest press-freedom settlements in U.S. history — and a warning to every police department in America.
Protect journalists. Protect democracy. ✍️🛡️🇺🇸

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Investigations showed the warrants were unconstitutional, the police chief misled the judge, and the entire operation violated federal press-protection laws. It was a collapse of authority and professionalism — the kind adversaries dream of exploiting. 🧩⚖️

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Local news isn’t just journalism. It’s an early-warning system. Papers like the Marion County Record track extremism, corruption, and unusual activity in places the federal government barely sees. When you raid a newsroom, you blind a community. 👁️‍🗨️🗞️

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This wasn’t just a local scandal. From a national-security angle, it exposed a huge vulnerability: small-town law enforcement with big-city powers but little oversight. When institutions are weak, abuse isn’t a risk — it’s a certainty. 🚨🇺🇸

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The raid targeted a newspaper, not criminals. Officers took servers, notebooks, even the publisher’s personal devices. It was so traumatic that 98-year-old co-owner Joan Meyer died the next day. The human cost wasn’t abstract — it was immediate and devastating. 💔

Russian intelligence using epstein as a service to capture and blackmail American politicians and business leaders.

The trump connections to organized crime, Russia and epstein.

Most of this was known before both elections...

I listened 6 hours ago and finally just got the 'there goes my hero' bit lol.

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#meme #seinfeld

First they tried to get felony charges for throwing a sandwich and then created a jury trial for a misdemeanor.

By the way Jeanine Pirro, the fox news host that her producer said was a danger to the country, was the one that brought the charges and her criminal husband was pardoned by #trump #legal