U.S. Navy Arrives At Venezuelan Coast! Let The War Begin?

James Kaufman, World News Report, today. Ladies and gentlemen, the U.S. Navy, under Donald Trump's supervision, has arrived at the Venezuela coast. The Venezuela Navy has deployed all of their ships. We'll go over all of their ships in a bit, but let's see what the U.S. has over there. The USS Lake Erie, a guided missile cruiser to the naval base. The USS Sampson, you know that's part of the actual attack fleet. It's a guided missile destroyer. Remember, there are 4,000-plus marines and sailors. We have the USS Minneapolis-St. Paul, and it's a combat ship in the Caribbean off Caraco. They're very close to Caracas here, the capital. We have the USS Gravely. And we discussed that that was a guided missile destroyer. They could really send it if they wanted to. We also have next to that the USS Jason Durham, another guided missile destroyer in the Caribbean here. You can see that they're very close to the shoreline, especially the Minneapolis-St. Paul here. We also have a P-8 Poseidon that we've moved down to Puerto Rico. We have two ships headed south currently that are moving in between the Dominican Republic here. This looks like a WASP-class amphibious assault ship, and it is headed south towards Venezuela. We also have the USS San Antonio and the USS Fort Lauderdale trailing. trailing our amphibious assault ship here at the USS Iwo Jima. Now this submarine is supposed to join the action down here. This is a nuclear submarine so that's the USS Newport News Los Angeles class submarine in the Atlantic off the east coast of the United States is actually going to make its way down towards Venezuela. Currently, Venezuela is deploying all their ships. They don't have a lot of ships, but they're deploying them all. And, well, they're going to put up a fight. They said that they have millions of people ready to fight. I don't know what that means. I don't see boots hitting the ground in Venezuela. I can't imagine no one's collected the $50 million reward put on the dictator's head at this point. You would think that one of the military leaders would have collected that reward and taken over by now. Now, we're going to go over the entire fleet that Venezuela has in their navy. This is their only submarine, really. They had two. Diesel Electric out of Germany. Looks like it was built in 76. We also have a mini submarine here. DC Electric Motor out of Italy. What's in 2020? Diver transport. I wouldn't really include that. We have a missile frigate here built in Italy. Next up, we have an offshore patrol vessel. Looks like it has a heliport on the back of it. We have another offshore patrol vessel. It's extremely similar, if not identical. We have a gunboat here. several different types of guns and missiles that it can deploy now at one point it looks like they had six of these they believe that only three are remaining in service currently there's only been one of everything else there is two patrol boats it looks like and these are a different style of Now the patrol boat, they have quite a few of these. Let's see. Let's see. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 of these. They were made in the USA. It's a little bit like a Coast Guard ship. And they have the fast patrol craft, one of them from Iran. They also have what looks like some service ships that don't look like they want to get into the fight. Made in Cuba. they have a landing ship made in south korea looks like they have several server ships four of those and four landing ships see one ship is not operational here so three landing ships and then they've got some old timers here training sailboats uh we have finally i guess uh an oceanographic ship a research ship See if we have anything else. So everything below that was just a repeat. I'll show you all real quickly. That research ship was last, and then it goes over the two frigates. One that might not be operational. We can go up and we can see the one frigate that they believe is operational here currently. So they don't have a huge navy, to say the least. I haven't looked into their Air Force, and I have no idea what their ground forces look like, but I do know that the ships that the U.S. have sent over can, well, let's just say, take out most all of the country, if needed. This almost seems like overkill, but we're going to go with it, folks, because that's what is going down. to take care of the quote-unquote drug cartels including the current dictator who has a 50 million dollar price on his head we can all imagine that maduro must be more than a little bit upset and scared at this time his navy did come out on x and threaten the united states And I did also understand that we were sending some more PSA Poseidons, which are aircraft that we gather information with, down to the area so we know exactly what we're dealing with. I thought that Trump was going to walk back away from all of this fighting and all these wars and look for peace. That's not what we're seeing here. This is a fairly big force. Being sent to Venezuela after Maduro and other cartel leaders. God bless, folks. Say your prayers. This is awful close to home. And I know for a fact that both China and Russia have installations in Venezuela and even in Cuba, by the way. So, it's getting ugly down in the Caribbean. Please share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible. Bizarro world.