What’s Really Behind the Venezuela Tension? Impact on the D.R., U.S. Policy & Rising Global Risks

Hi, welcome back. Uh, over the last couple of weeks, I've received several emails asking my thoughts about what's going on in Venezuela and what it would cause. And a lot of, uh, folks out this way who live in the DR like I do, are asking what effects do you think it might have in the DR. Uh I want to first list off to say that I myself am totally against any type of hard narcotic like fentanyl, cocaine, anything like that. I'm against that. But that's just me. Secondly though, the root cause is why is there such a market for it in the west? That's the question that really needs to be answered because if there's no market, there's no smuggling. I'll use alcohol as a great example. Look what happened back in the roaring 20s, right? When alcohol was made illegal and around that time in that era. Well, what happened? Bootlegging became the biggest things. How many people are bootlegging liquor now into into uh US and Canada? pretty much, you know, slim and none and Slim just left the room. But what I do feel what's behind this again is another regime change. America seems to think everybody's out to get them. They push the propaganda on and on. They're in countless wars all across the world, none of which are in happening in their own country, but yet everybody's about to invade America and take over their home country. I can't believe people still buy this propaganda. I can't believe people still believe drugs are the bottom line about why there's an invasion to Venezuela, possibly a war. Uh, first of all, the president does not have the power to initiate war. That comes from Congress, not the president. There's one stipulation where the president can override Congress and declare war, and that is the threat of national security. That's why you're hearing these drugs are a threat national security. The import of these drugs is a threat to our national security. Welcome to the reason why they're using the drugs for it. Secondly, there's not one fact, not one documented piece of evidence that marries these boats to Venezuela. Whether they were on their coastal waters or not, it's irrelevant. There is no fact that they came from Venezuela. They could have come from any neighboring country. Third, these type of boats are very easy to detect and they don't really have the range without a lot of inconvenience to even make it to the shoreline of America. Okay. Four, there is no death penalty for importing drugs in any state in America. Okay. What should be happening if this wasn't all propaganda for a bigger reason for the invasion, which I'll get into in a moment, is you have a Coast Guard. That's what they're there for. They should be boarding these boats, arresting people. You have a DEA. That's what it's there for. You have surveillance, aircraft surveillance. These are very easy to find. These are not the type of smuggling operations that are top dollar and designed to get into the country. This is propaganda. But in any event, these people should go to trial and if found guilty should be serving a sentence. There's no way, shape, or form should America be shooting missiles at such boats, killing over 85 people. And again, I'm not supporting what those boats may have been doing, and I stress may have been doing. I am saying there's no reason to go in and kill all these people. When you have people in Western nations, powerful people that have been caught with billions of dollars in drug smuggling, and they somehow get a pardon in 3 months. Again, study your constitution, study your law. There is not one state that implements the death penalty for drug smuggling or drug selling. Okay, so this is a facade. The real reason has a lot to do with twofold. One, natural resources. America feels since they've completely kaibos the NATO invasion of Russia, uh the war in Russia rather, not the invasion. Sorry for that noise. the war in Russia. And everybody but the most indoctrinated knows NATO and the West has lost completely and Russia's taking its time. They have no need to go fast and kill more of their own people. This is a lost cause. On another video, I'm going to let you know, expect in the near future a false flag event initiated by Europe. They have no choice. They have to go to war. They're bankrupt. Period. Now getting back to this, it's another form of a government overthrow, a regime, a coup. So they can import US companies and US companies could then somehow take over all that massive amounts of oil and actually heavy Brent that is in that country. And um again, it's the same story all over again. So now they lost in Russia. They know they can't defeat Russia. So, let's move on to another country. And all of a sudden, overnight, this country is a threat to your national security. My god. Before this loss for NATO and the US, which I think the US should completely pull out of NATO, what did you hear about this? Nothing. So they have to go, the neocons have to go from one threat to another to another. And the ignorant citizenry has to believe everybody's out to get you. Meanwhile, more and more of your people are sleeping in the street. More and more of you are losing jobs. The rest of the world is alienating you through the bricks movement. What do you think this invasion's doing? Do you think this is going to push nations like China, Russia, and India and Brazil further apart, or will it even cling them closer together? A second factor about what's causing this also, which is very much not in the news, is who happens to be the largest buyer of Venezuelan oil. And right away you're going to find the name China comes up. Okay. So, that's another wrench they want to throw into the gears to disrupt the flow of oil to China. Again, ask yourself that question. What do you think that's going to do? Obviously, if successful, and I don't know if they're going to go in on a ground invasion. I doubt it. But if they do, do you think China's going to just sit by and watch this? China will have two two choices basically. one get involved which they already are talking about. I don't really believe physically Russia will get involved. Russia just wants to protect its borders. Secondly, do you think they will not look for other sources for oil like maybe upping their dependence on Russian oil? So again, does that push Russia and China further apart or does that bring them closer together? It seems that everything the West is doing is backfiring. They choose to never come to the table and be part of anything unless they can control it. Other nations are no longer going to put up with that. That train has left the station. This is not the 70s, 80s, and midway through the '9s. Other nations are extremely powerful. Their militaries are a fortress. Their weaponry is second to none. Be careful what you're going to start. It's time for the citizens to start speaking up and demanding that people come to the table and flourish through negotiations and commerce. That's the only answer. I'm going to continue on another video because a lot of people are uh that live here are asking me when I go out with them, what do you think if America invades Venezuela and if they do take over, what will that do to oil prices in the DR? I'll continue on another video.