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 All / By Eric Striker
    Washington’s snatching of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and his visibly brutalized wife, Cilia, has been widely condemned as naked criminality. Supporters of US interventionism have taken to justifying the attack under the guise of the Monroe, or “Donroe,” Doctrine, while leaders of the American left such as Bernie Sanders have largely ignored the moral implications...
  • @Parbes
    @JunkyardDog

    "Have you seen the photos of TUR’s morally and physically dissipated Marxist contributors like Kevin Barrett and Caitlin Johnstone?"

    Kevin Barrett is an actual Muslim convert and Islamic propagandist - just about THE LOWEST that a normal, white Western person can sink.

    Replies: @John Johnson

    Kevin Barrett is an actual Muslim convert and Islamic propagandist – just about THE LOWEST that a normal, white Western person can sink.

    Kevin Barrett hates Anglos just as much as he hates Jews.

    He would put Anglos under the thumb of Islam or some loser Slavic dictator if he had the power.

    As with the left he resents the Anglo for daring to question his belief system that he knows is flawed.

    Sorry Kevin but we will not be sticking our asses in the air 5 times a day just because some sand raider from the 7th century said he talked to angels in his tent.

  • @Wokechoke
    @Verymuchalive

    No one wants oil suitable to make diesel and asphalt.

    It’s not profitable.

    Liquid cash for Cocaine? Deal me in.

    Replies: @John Johnson

    No one wants oil suitable to make diesel and asphalt.

    It’s not profitable.

    So are we to believe China was buying it out of pity?

    The shipping industry depends on diesel.

    Reduce the price of diesel and you reduce the price of goods.

  • @Verymuchalive
    @John Johnson

    Here is a better idea: Stop obsessing over left-wing revolutions in Central and South America.

    At no point in my post did I "obsess" about anything. As things stand, in 10 years time, so many people will have left Venezuela that the state will likely collapse, and most of it will be partitioned by its neighbours. I don't say that with any satisfaction- lots of people are suffering and will continue to suffer.

    Replies: @Wokechoke, @John Johnson

    At no point in my post did I “obsess” about anything. As things stand, in 10 years time, so many people will have left Venezuela that the state will likely collapse, and most of it will be partitioned by its neighbours. I don’t say that with any satisfaction- lots of people are suffering and will continue to suffer.

    I was referring to US policy.

    We are better off ignoring these left-wing revolutions.

    If they seize a US business by force then oh well. Maybe your CEO should do a better job of following the news.

    Not sure why we would pity a multi-billion dollar company that decided to invest in South America. Oh boo hoo.

    Most Americans would not open a popsicle stand in South America but we are supposed to be angry over wealthy companies that had a slight loss in profits from left-wing takeovers.

    As for Venezuela it will not be partitioned by its neighbors. The government is still functioning and most Venezuelans know that Maduro was a lousy leader.

  • Update: Denis Kapustin’s handlers in the Ukrainian intelligence services faked his death. Most dismiss Vladimir Putin’s assertion that the West is arming and funding Jewish Nazis to mass murder Russians for Sorosite liberalism as Kremlin schizophrenia. But the strange bedfellows coming together to honor the recently deceased Russian Volunteer Corps (RKD) commander Denis “White Rex”...
  • @Che Guava
    @Annacath

    Thanks for the tip, but I usually avoid 'talking head' videos. However, may try that one at least once.

    Replies: @Annacath

    I agree with you, dear Che, as I regard the “info” the influencers and talking heads are bestowing on gullible listeners as pure rubbish.

    Eric Striker however is such a rarity nowadays as an honest White man with principles.
    Kind regards.

  • Washington’s snatching of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and his visibly brutalized wife, Cilia, has been widely condemned as naked criminality. Supporters of US interventionism have taken to justifying the attack under the guise of the Monroe, or “Donroe,” Doctrine, while leaders of the American left such as Bernie Sanders have largely ignored the moral implications...
  • @Flavio Silva.
    The premise is incorrect, because Maduro is a ✡️"marrano".

    https://esefarad.com/maduro-da-una-buena-senal-a-la-comunidad-judia-al-recordar-sus-origenes/

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marrano

    Replies: @Mr. Crowley, @Rev. Spooner, @Annacath

    Is everyone you dislike a “Marrano”, Mr. Silva?

    I actually doubt Eric Striker would be ignorant or pretend not being aware of that.

  • Update: Denis Kapustin’s handlers in the Ukrainian intelligence services faked his death. Most dismiss Vladimir Putin’s assertion that the West is arming and funding Jewish Nazis to mass murder Russians for Sorosite liberalism as Kremlin schizophrenia. But the strange bedfellows coming together to honor the recently deceased Russian Volunteer Corps (RKD) commander Denis “White Rex”...
  • @Annacath
    @Che Guava

    Dear Che, "Philo-Jewish angle" is far too mild an expression when it comes to MIGA Donald.

    Eric/Joseph and Warren actually are - on their weekly podcast "Warstrike" - providing with a lot of valuable info, incl. about what happened to NJP and on the matter of "Nazi"-larping in Ukraine.

    Replies: @Che Guava

    Thanks for the tip, but I usually avoid ‘talking head’ videos. However, may try that one at least once.

    • Replies: @Annacath
    @Che Guava

    I agree with you, dear Che, as I regard the "info" the influencers and talking heads are bestowing on gullible listeners as pure rubbish.

    Eric Striker however is such a rarity nowadays as an honest White man with principles.
    Kind regards.

  • @Half Norwegian
    @Dr. Rock

    From his own mouth, Daddy Putin says he was put on earth to destroy nazism wherever it exists.

    Replies: @Mr. Crowley

    some commie mongrel eurasian weirdo (putin) is the ‘hero/idol’ of these western white altnewstards…

  • @Che Guava
    @DigitalSamizdat

    Sure, I see Trump's philo-jewish angle, but can't see his neo-Nazi angle at all.

    I know that Eric or Jordan never replies to comments on this site, but a serious post-mortem on the U.S. political party of which he was once a leading member, the National Justice Party, would be interesting to read.

    Replies: @Annacath

    Dear Che, “Philo-Jewish angle” is far too mild an expression when it comes to MIGA Donald.

    Eric/Joseph and Warren actually are – on their weekly podcast “Warstrike” – providing with a lot of valuable info, incl. about what happened to NJP and on the matter of “Nazi”-larping in Ukraine.

    • Replies: @Che Guava
    @Annacath

    Thanks for the tip, but I usually avoid 'talking head' videos. However, may try that one at least once.

    Replies: @Annacath

  • @DigitalSamizdat

    One would think that the choice between being a Jew and a neo-Nazi would be a binary one.
     
    I used to think that, too ... until Trump came along.

    Replies: @Che Guava

    Sure, I see Trump’s philo-jewish angle, but can’t see his neo-Nazi angle at all.

    I know that Eric or Jordan never replies to comments on this site, but a serious post-mortem on the U.S. political party of which he was once a leading member, the National Justice Party, would be interesting to read.

    • Replies: @Annacath
    @Che Guava

    Dear Che, "Philo-Jewish angle" is far too mild an expression when it comes to MIGA Donald.

    Eric/Joseph and Warren actually are - on their weekly podcast "Warstrike" - providing with a lot of valuable info, incl. about what happened to NJP and on the matter of "Nazi"-larping in Ukraine.

    Replies: @Che Guava

  • Great piece. Sadly, Greg Johnson and his Counter Currents site are also big supporters of Rabbi Zelensky and his landsman Kapustin. They suffer from a serious case of Putin Derangement Syndrome.

  • @Dr. Rock
    This article lends itself to another bizarre contradiction that I've never been able to understand- How did a bunch of Ukrainian "Nazis" end up fighting and dying for fucking jew Zalenskyy, who was backed by NATO ZOG, the US, the EU, the global main stream (jewish) media, and every jew on the planet!?

    I don't care how "Nazi" you think you are, if you are working for, or siding with, the goddamned jews, you're in the wrong! Jews are the number one enemy of National Socialism! Literally second to none!

    And this isn't like Hitler allying with the Iranians in a world wide global conflict. This is supposed National Socialists fighting and dying for world jewry. What's next? A black leader? Maybe some Indians and Turks for compatriots?

    Seriously, if you can't even "Nazi right", you're no ally of mine. It's 100% about The White Race! No jews, blacks, Indians, Chinese, Mexicans, allowed!

    Replies: @Annacath, @Half Norwegian

    From his own mouth, Daddy Putin says he was put on earth to destroy nazism wherever it exists.

    • Replies: @Mr. Crowley
    @Half Norwegian

    some commie mongrel eurasian weirdo (putin) is the 'hero/idol' of these western white altnewstards...

  • Washington’s snatching of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and his visibly brutalized wife, Cilia, has been widely condemned as naked criminality. Supporters of US interventionism have taken to justifying the attack under the guise of the Monroe, or “Donroe,” Doctrine, while leaders of the American left such as Bernie Sanders have largely ignored the moral implications...
  • @Happy Tapir
    @chris

    They simply want to overturn Israel-hostile ideologies in the region. Wouldn’t it be nice if they had countries other than the United States vetoing UN resolutions against them? It would look like a moral coalition on their side and not one bought and paid for stooge. Makes sense. Latin American countries moreover seem ridiculously susceptible to the power of the purse.

    Replies: @chris

    Yeah, exactly, HT.

    They can buy these countries for a pittance of what they spend in the States. That’s what I thought also; a bigger plan I can’t see as yet.

    • Agree: Annacath
  • @JunkyardDog
    @Verymuchalive

    Thanks for your substantive condemnation of, not just the thugs in Venezuela causing such untold human misery, but the Left in America and Europe hoping to prolong the suffering, if only it will result in the destruction of Western Civilization.

    Have you seen the photos of TUR’s morally and physically dissipated Marxist contributors like Kevin Barrett and Caitlin Johnstone? We used to call these frauds “heads” for the obvious reason their entire socio-political agenda is vilifying Christian morals and ethics to justify their druggy, hipster lifestyle. “Hey, wow, dude, have you tried some of this really serious shit?”

    Pray with all your heart and soul that these leftists bring it on in the streets, bearing in mind that the least likely people to use their own resources to help those in need are these leftists. Everyone knows this. Let them be judged by the same standard they judge us, because this isn’t a trivial difference in solutions, but their all-out declaration of war until death with what remains of the Christendom that underlies their hate.

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain, @Fenrir_288, @Parbes

    “Have you seen the photos of TUR’s morally and physically dissipated Marxist contributors like Kevin Barrett and Caitlin Johnstone?”

    Kevin Barrett is an actual Muslim convert and Islamic propagandist – just about THE LOWEST that a normal, white Western person can sink.

    • Troll: radicalcenter
    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @Parbes

    Kevin Barrett is an actual Muslim convert and Islamic propagandist – just about THE LOWEST that a normal, white Western person can sink.

    Kevin Barrett hates Anglos just as much as he hates Jews.

    He would put Anglos under the thumb of Islam or some loser Slavic dictator if he had the power.

    As with the left he resents the Anglo for daring to question his belief system that he knows is flawed.

    Sorry Kevin but we will not be sticking our asses in the air 5 times a day just because some sand raider from the 7th century said he talked to angels in his tent.

  • The co2scam (co2, food for the Planet.hmm), climatehoax, ‘nogasoline’hoax, Venezuelacapturing, the coming Greenland, people pretendsleeping now and then screaming begging for help. All are for purpose to steal and suck Our Planet dry, and need fuel for war against eastern hemisphere. We notice and maybe understand 100y later. It’s 25y since 9-11 was rigged, and 60% or less still don’t know what happend. Consolidated shittmedia sure are effective.

    But, for first time for long, they..the the will get slapped. And it will be a big slap, a very big..but more big if We don’t do the necessary..join in against the bizarr traitors, enemy of Humanity. Think “Independence Day”..even if it’s a hollywood shitmovie..but altough good analogy

    • Agree: Annacath
  • @Ron Unz

    US officials have made half-hearted attempts at blowing the cobwebs off the Reagan-era Cold War boogeyman trope, but the Venezuelan state of Maduro last year spent only 18% of its GDP on public expenditures, making the US (37%) twice as “communist.” It should also be noted that Venezuela’s Communist Party has long been part of the heterogenous US-backed anti-Maduro opposition and is perceived inside the country as a front for the CIA.
     
    LOL.

    And here's something from an article I read in this morning's WSJ:

    An executive order posted Wednesday evening said companies “are not permitted in any way, shape, or form to pay dividends or buy back stock, until such time as they are able to produce a superior product, on time and on budget.”

    Earlier Wednesday, Trump said in a Truth Social post that he would limit executive pay to $5 million, but the dollar figure wasn’t included in the executive order.
     
    https://www.wsj.com/business/trump-defense-industry-executive-order-9cc2c42e

    So Trump can now set all corporate dividends, buybacks, salaries, and bonuses by executive order.

    Sure sounds like "Communism" to me...

    Replies: @Redpill Boomer, @Ben Franklin, @Gvaltar, @MB, @V. K. Ovelund

    So Trump can now set all corporate dividends, buybacks, salaries, and bonuses by executive order.

    You might dislike the means, but are the corporations in question not publicly traded? Surely one can ask whether a CEO has excessive influence over his board of directors when it comes to setting the CEO’s own compensation.

    One might rejoin that the board answers to shareholders. However, to the extent to which pension-fund managers bloc-vote pensioners’ shares, to whom does the board really answer? To what extent is the board interlocked with other corporations’ boards? How much influence does the CEO have over the nomination of board candidates? How much logrolling goes on? Logrolling might not always be the worst thing imaginable, yet if a cap on executive pay helps to keep the logrolling honest, so much the better.

    Sure sounds like “Communism” to me…

    I don’t know, Ron. To cap a publicly traded corporation’s CEO’s pay at $5 million sounds reasonable to me. A vast gap yawns between such a cap and the Dictatorship of the Proletariat.

  • @Wokechoke
    @John Johnson

    The oil is only good for diesel and asphalt. Perhaps necessary for industry but not especially profitable.

    So it’s not about oil for anyone with some chemistry background.

    Replies: @Annacath

    Easy to sell in all kind of rubbish info in a time when most people are truly ignorant. Thanks!

  • @John Johnson
    @JunkyardDog

    Right, and thanks. Left/liberal defense of the Chavez/Maduro regime ignores the horrific living conditions in some of the world’s worst slums because the purpose of the criticism isn’t to improve the lives of everyday Venezuelans, but to vilify the United States. The Maduro regime is a thugocracy that needed to be ended.

    Maduro is a thug leftist but that doesn't give Trump the legal right to sidestep the Constitution.

    Congress has war powers:
    To declare War, grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal, and make Rules concerning Captures on Land and Water;
    https://constitutioncenter.org/the-constitution/articles/article-i/clauses/753

    It's rather clear just like tariffs.

    As for slums you can find them in plenty of "free market" South American economies. I guess the invisible hand of Adam Smith hasn't yet fingered all of South America. Haiti is much more "Free market" than Venezuela but I don't seem to see conservatives or libertarians clamoring to visit.

    But, we have even bigger fish to fry than preventing Maduro from turning Venezuela into a Chinese forward base and handing it control of the world’s largest reserves of oil

    Conservative paranoia.

    China has the world's second largest economy and they need oil.

    Why should we be surprised that they buy it from Venezuela? That doesn't mean the two countries were plotting some Red Dawn takeover of the Americas. The Chinese have proven that they are more interested in business than taking sides. They currently sell drones to both Ukraine and China. Putin thought he was pals with China and yet Xi will happily sell drones that kill Russian soldiers. Chinese are the same everywhere. They will smile and sell you both the poison and the cure.

    Replies: @Half Norwegian, @Wokechoke

    The oil is only good for diesel and asphalt. Perhaps necessary for industry but not especially profitable.

    So it’s not about oil for anyone with some chemistry background.

    • Replies: @Annacath
    @Wokechoke

    Easy to sell in all kind of rubbish info in a time when most people are truly ignorant. Thanks!

  • @Verymuchalive
    @John Johnson

    Here is a better idea: Stop obsessing over left-wing revolutions in Central and South America.

    At no point in my post did I "obsess" about anything. As things stand, in 10 years time, so many people will have left Venezuela that the state will likely collapse, and most of it will be partitioned by its neighbours. I don't say that with any satisfaction- lots of people are suffering and will continue to suffer.

    Replies: @Wokechoke, @John Johnson

    No one wants oil suitable to make diesel and asphalt.

    It’s not profitable.

    Liquid cash for Cocaine? Deal me in.

    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @Wokechoke

    No one wants oil suitable to make diesel and asphalt.

    It’s not profitable.

    So are we to believe China was buying it out of pity?

    The shipping industry depends on diesel.

    Reduce the price of diesel and you reduce the price of goods.

  • @Half Norwegian
    @Rich

    MIGA is profoundly anti-white

    Replies: @Rich

    Both major parties fully support Israel. The left controlled the Presidency and Senate on Oct 8, 2023 and fully supported the Israeli action in Gaza. There are only a handful of American politicians who aren’t zionists. But, the femocrat party passes laws, issues executive orders and regulations that openly discriminate against Whites. Trump, and his republicans have ended these executive orders and regulations and are fighting anti-White discrimination in the courts. Republicans in general, and Trump in particular, aren’t hostile to White Americans. That’s better than a stick in the face.

  • @John Johnson
    @JunkyardDog

    Right, and thanks. Left/liberal defense of the Chavez/Maduro regime ignores the horrific living conditions in some of the world’s worst slums because the purpose of the criticism isn’t to improve the lives of everyday Venezuelans, but to vilify the United States. The Maduro regime is a thugocracy that needed to be ended.

    Maduro is a thug leftist but that doesn't give Trump the legal right to sidestep the Constitution.

    Congress has war powers:
    To declare War, grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal, and make Rules concerning Captures on Land and Water;
    https://constitutioncenter.org/the-constitution/articles/article-i/clauses/753

    It's rather clear just like tariffs.

    As for slums you can find them in plenty of "free market" South American economies. I guess the invisible hand of Adam Smith hasn't yet fingered all of South America. Haiti is much more "Free market" than Venezuela but I don't seem to see conservatives or libertarians clamoring to visit.

    But, we have even bigger fish to fry than preventing Maduro from turning Venezuela into a Chinese forward base and handing it control of the world’s largest reserves of oil

    Conservative paranoia.

    China has the world's second largest economy and they need oil.

    Why should we be surprised that they buy it from Venezuela? That doesn't mean the two countries were plotting some Red Dawn takeover of the Americas. The Chinese have proven that they are more interested in business than taking sides. They currently sell drones to both Ukraine and China. Putin thought he was pals with China and yet Xi will happily sell drones that kill Russian soldiers. Chinese are the same everywhere. They will smile and sell you both the poison and the cure.

    Replies: @Half Norwegian, @Wokechoke

    Wow, almost as though everyone agrees killing regular whites on both sides is the goal!

  • @Priss Factor
    What's amazing about the attack on Venezuela and the grab for Greeland is

    1. this is even possible in the 21st century.

    2. there is hardly any pushback from mainstream forces. It goes to show they feared Trump the man of peace(in his first term) than Trump the imperial tool of the Jews.

    Russia should troll Europe by offering to defend Greenland from the US. It doesn't have to be sincere or realistic. It will just expose the utter phoniness of Europe. If having to choose between the US that wants to grab Greeland and Russia that offers to defend Greenland, Europeans choose the former... and the whole world laughs.

    That would be a funny sight to see.

    Replies: @Half Norwegian

    Surely you’re not retarded enough to think Russia is in opposition to the protocols

  • @Rich
    I'm amazed at how easily people are brainwashed by the media to hate the new Goldstein, "maga". One after another, commenters deride this group and mock their low IQ. It's laughable. In America you get two choices, one is worse than the other. You have to pick the better devil. The left in the US had a $25 million bounty on Maduro, plus sanctions. Now, Maduro has been removed and the new "president" (probably a cia asset) has begun making deals with Trump. Prisoners released, negotiations begun. If anyone actually cares about Venezuela, this is going to end with a lifting of the sanctions, US corporate investment and a better life for the people. Stop being brainwashed. Step back, take a deep breath, and watch what happens. It's not a movie, it's not over in 93 minutes.

    And before everyone starts writing, "maga, maga, maga" I consider Trump too far to the left. I appreciate that he doesn't hate White folks and has cut some taxes and regulations as well as his closure of the border.

    Replies: @Half Norwegian

    MIGA is profoundly anti-white

    • Replies: @Rich
    @Half Norwegian

    Both major parties fully support Israel. The left controlled the Presidency and Senate on Oct 8, 2023 and fully supported the Israeli action in Gaza. There are only a handful of American politicians who aren't zionists. But, the femocrat party passes laws, issues executive orders and regulations that openly discriminate against Whites. Trump, and his republicans have ended these executive orders and regulations and are fighting anti-White discrimination in the courts. Republicans in general, and Trump in particular, aren't hostile to White Americans. That's better than a stick in the face.

  • @Gvaltar
    @The Real World

    As a matter of general and ordinary practice, the US Govt should literally stay the hell out of private businesses.

    Replies: @The Real World

    Lol, yes, like I already said at the start.

  • @Gvaltar
    @Same old same old

    So you're saying you're obsessed with Jews?

    Replies: @Same old same old

    You don’t need to be obsessed with something to see how much control it has. You do need to be deranged to not see it.

  • @John Johnson
    @Verymuchalive

    The only realistic policy is to wait for more and more people to leave Venezuela and the economy to implode completely. Only then will there be any chance of beneficial change – if, indeed, Venezuela survives as a state at all.

    Wasn't that the plan with Cuba?

    Here is a better idea: Stop obsessing over left-wing revolutions in Central and South America.

    If they aren't funding nukes or terrorists then let them be.

    We will probably keep seeing left-wing revolutions until someone comes up with a viable alternative to Wall St first capitalism. Just because Marx was wrong doesn't mean these countries should submit themselves to a bunch of assholes in NYC that don't care about any of us.

    Replies: @Verymuchalive

    Here is a better idea: Stop obsessing over left-wing revolutions in Central and South America.

    At no point in my post did I “obsess” about anything. As things stand, in 10 years time, so many people will have left Venezuela that the state will likely collapse, and most of it will be partitioned by its neighbours. I don’t say that with any satisfaction- lots of people are suffering and will continue to suffer.

    • Replies: @Wokechoke
    @Verymuchalive

    No one wants oil suitable to make diesel and asphalt.

    It’s not profitable.

    Liquid cash for Cocaine? Deal me in.

    Replies: @John Johnson

    , @John Johnson
    @Verymuchalive

    At no point in my post did I “obsess” about anything. As things stand, in 10 years time, so many people will have left Venezuela that the state will likely collapse, and most of it will be partitioned by its neighbours. I don’t say that with any satisfaction- lots of people are suffering and will continue to suffer.

    I was referring to US policy.

    We are better off ignoring these left-wing revolutions.

    If they seize a US business by force then oh well. Maybe your CEO should do a better job of following the news.

    Not sure why we would pity a multi-billion dollar company that decided to invest in South America. Oh boo hoo.

    Most Americans would not open a popsicle stand in South America but we are supposed to be angry over wealthy companies that had a slight loss in profits from left-wing takeovers.

    As for Venezuela it will not be partitioned by its neighbors. The government is still functioning and most Venezuelans know that Maduro was a lousy leader.

  • @John Johnson
    @Gvaltar

    Did/do we not already live in a socialist society? Isn’t the distribution of funny money already warped?

    We have an income tax but that doesn't mean we live in a socialist society.

    Our income tax helps fund a massively bloated military while middle class Whites are told by the GOP that they need to afford health care on their own. Cause fiscal conservatism. Hey Soros, need a tax cut? Here you go buddy.

    We live in clown world where even posters here seem to think that the GOP represents White people just because they don't support trannies. The GOP will rail against trannies and then pass tax cuts for billionaires that weren't born in the US. That is somehow supporting rural Whites.

    Democrats do genius things like bringing in millions of third worlders and then blame White people when third worlders act like third worlders.

    Not socialist or completely capitalist.

    Just a big dumb clown system with two clown parties.

    Replies: @Gvaltar

    We have an income tax but that doesn’t mean we live in a socialist society.

    Of course it does!

    Definitely socialist, not at all capitalist!

    socialism
    any of various egalitarian economic and political theories or movements advocating collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods

    a system or condition of society in which the means of production are owned and controlled by the state

    a stage of society in Marxist theory that is transitional between capitalism and communism (see communism sense 2c) and is distinguished by unequal distribution of goods and pay according to work done

    https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/socialism

    I.e. it’s currently a work in progress!

  • @The Real World
    @Gvaltar

    No, you are speaking about special circumstances. They are not typical.

    As a matter of general and ordinary practice, the US Govt should stay the hell out of private businesses. The reasons why should be obvious.

    Replies: @Gvaltar

    As a matter of general and ordinary practice, the US Govt should literally stay the hell out of private businesses.

    • Replies: @The Real World
    @Gvaltar

    Lol, yes, like I already said at the start.

  • @Same old same old
    @Gvaltar

    The Trump regime is nationalist. It's just not the American nation.

    Replies: @Gvaltar

    So you’re saying you’re obsessed with Jews?

    • Troll: Half Norwegian
    • Replies: @Same old same old
    @Gvaltar

    You don't need to be obsessed with something to see how much control it has. You do need to be deranged to not see it.

  • @Fenrir_288
    @JunkyardDog

    You failed the moment you framed the argument within the left-right political paradigm. Between Marxist vs Good Capitalist, and between Non-Christian vs Christian. This is exactly how the Judeo Masonic elite maintain the poor divided and well… poor. Mired and misguided. It’s divide and conquer 101

    It’s a class war. Masqueraded as a culture war.

    People better get smart fast…

    Replies: @Same old same old

    Don’t expect Hasbara to break from the Hasbara line.

  • @Gvaltar
    @rienzi


    The utter and complete intertwinement of the corporate world and government has been going on for a long time, and certainly looks like “Fascism”
     
    Isn't it socialism, i.e. government/corporate world is one and the same, the fascists/nazis being nationalist strains?

    Replies: @Same old same old

    The Trump regime is nationalist. It’s just not the American nation.

    • Replies: @Gvaltar
    @Same old same old

    So you're saying you're obsessed with Jews?

    Replies: @Same old same old

  • Kidnapped by the modern Pirates…

  • @JunkyardDog
    @Verymuchalive

    Thanks for your substantive condemnation of, not just the thugs in Venezuela causing such untold human misery, but the Left in America and Europe hoping to prolong the suffering, if only it will result in the destruction of Western Civilization.

    Have you seen the photos of TUR’s morally and physically dissipated Marxist contributors like Kevin Barrett and Caitlin Johnstone? We used to call these frauds “heads” for the obvious reason their entire socio-political agenda is vilifying Christian morals and ethics to justify their druggy, hipster lifestyle. “Hey, wow, dude, have you tried some of this really serious shit?”

    Pray with all your heart and soul that these leftists bring it on in the streets, bearing in mind that the least likely people to use their own resources to help those in need are these leftists. Everyone knows this. Let them be judged by the same standard they judge us, because this isn’t a trivial difference in solutions, but their all-out declaration of war until death with what remains of the Christendom that underlies their hate.

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain, @Fenrir_288, @Parbes

    You failed the moment you framed the argument within the left-right political paradigm. Between Marxist vs Good Capitalist, and between Non-Christian vs Christian. This is exactly how the Judeo Masonic elite maintain the poor divided and well… poor. Mired and misguided. It’s divide and conquer 101

    It’s a class war. Masqueraded as a culture war.

    People better get smart fast…

    • Agree: Brad Anbro
    • Replies: @Same old same old
    @Fenrir_288

    Don't expect Hasbara to break from the Hasbara line.

  • Anon[287] • Disclaimer says:
    @Gbyut
    So tired of the bedwetters like Judge Napolitano or Phil Giraldi bemoaning the removal of Maduro. Napolitano now thinks he’s a martyr or that his life is in danger because of his bedwetting about Trump.

    How about being a bit more circumspect? I believe I have these facts correct though I am pulling from memory:

    * Obama: forces out Haiti President Aristide puts him on a military plane to exile in Africa

    * Obama: forces out President Zelaya of Honduras, abducts and prosecutes.

    * GW Bush: invades Iraq to remove Saddam Hussein from power.

    * HW Bush: invades Panama abducts Noriega, prosecutes him in Florida.

    The substantial difference between what Trump is doing and what the other administrations have done is this : Trump.

    Trump is too stupid or unconcerned to make up some bullshit story about democracy or human rights. He’s too much of a selfish oaf to offer a slick smile like Obama.

    To be clear, a better use of this type of executive branch effort is to arrest federal judges, and governors, and other state officials that are abetting the invasion of our country by non-Whites.

    It’s just a matter of time before one of these Washington DC factions ceases complete power. It’s going to be “who whom” very soon and these bullshit operations in Latin America don’t matter that much.

    Replies: @Passing through, @Anon

    So tired of the bedwetters like Judge Napolitano or Phil Giraldi bemoaning the removal of Maduro.

    Agreed but you forgot to add Johnson, Blumenthal, Sachs, Freeman, Ritter and Crooke. All they do is whine and clutch pearls. I give a little leeway to McGovern, Wilkerson, Mearsheimer and McGregor (military info only) as they seem to at least be able to question the “safe for public consumption” narrative and think out of the box at times.

    The substantial difference between what Trump is doing and what the other administrations have done is this : Trump. Trump is too stupid or unconcerned to make up some bullshit story about democracy or human rights. He’s too much of a selfish oaf to offer a slick smile like Obama.

    Stop. The “Trump is stupid, selfish, idiot” or “a dictator” dis is getting old, tired and clearly not true. Here is a man who built buildings around the world, dominated prime time TV ratings for a decade with his TV show and won the presidency twice in non-consecutive terms. Do just *one* of those things and you are in rarefied air.

    If that isn’t enough, consider this. I voted for Trump because Harris would have been a disaster and we would already be in the middle of a nuclear WWIII or another plandemic and the commies/globalist would have taken over, forever. So shouldn’t we add that to Trump’s list of accomplishments?

    In any case, Trump is talented enough use bullshit stories and slick smiles to hide his real motives like past presidents. But he isn’t like past presidents, I think he genuinely loves this country and wants to save it from the CIA and Brit bankers. So what is he doing? Recently in an interview, in an off-hand comment Sachs said of the Venezuela decap “Well, this is really at least what Trump has done is expose the fact that we are at the end of constitutional rule in the U.S.” Sachs is too dim to take a step back and realize that exposing the corruption is exactly what Trump is doing.

    Trump is going on a rampage now and recently said that international law can’t stop him, only his own moral compass. He has both sides of the aisle claiming that he is a dictator and exceeding his authority as president, blah, blah, blah. None of this makes any sense to Judge Nap & Friends and all they can do is think (contrary to the facts); “oh, he’s a regime-change NeoCon now” or “He’s controlled by Israel”, etc. This is all 1D thinking in spades.

    The reality is that U.S. congress has not declared war since 1942 and yet the U.S. has been constantly at war since WWII. It is not Trump that is violating (or shirking) his constitutional powers and responsibilities but congress. The genius of the founding fathers was that they knew that populations never want war unless genuinely threatened which is why that power is constitutionally assigned to 435 representatives and not one man. Trump’s goal is to force congress to reclaim that power and block any future, real dictator or shitty presidents.

    To be clear, a better use of this type of executive branch effort is to arrest federal judges, and governors, and other state officials that are abetting the invasion of our country by non-Whites.

    He is ending the invasion but much more, the cause of the flood. He’s going after the CIA and the corrupt British banking system we now live under. A direct assault would only lead to him getting assasinated. I think he is too selfish to allow that. I think the fake Butler, PA “assasination” was staged to take that arrow out of the CIA’s quiver as a second successful assasination would be very difficult to cover up in the age of citizen-journalists.

    The wider issue is that under our system of competing mafias they still need “the people” to go along with the wars. This is called “manufacturing consent” (based on lies) ala Chomsky. With Pearl Harbor, Gulf of Tonkin Resolution and WTC attacks we all know how that works by now. Trump is using a different strategy based on “manufacturing mandate” (by revealing the truth) and being on the right side of 80/20 issues and thus empowered to take political action.

  • @Gvaltar
    @The Real World


    Fed Gov out of business. It is not their place and they don’t assume the risk – investors do.
     
    Doing business with, bailing out etc makes it they're business!

    Replies: @The Real World

    No, you are speaking about special circumstances. They are not typical.

    As a matter of general and ordinary practice, the US Govt should stay the hell out of private businesses. The reasons why should be obvious.

    • Replies: @Gvaltar
    @The Real World

    As a matter of general and ordinary practice, the US Govt should literally stay the hell out of private businesses.

    Replies: @The Real World

  • Anonymous[177] • Disclaimer says:

    The removal of Maduro is a regime change campaign going back 20 years, with the blame for this latest conflict shared by Democrats and Republicans equally.

    It used to be the standard in journalism to get the facts first and to not mix news with opinion unless specifically disclosed. There is no regime change in Venezuela. Maduro’s VP and administration is still in place.

    And Maduro is one of the happiest “prisoners” in his non-verbal behavior I have ever seen.

    Trump is big on optics. Instead of invading Iran he cut what appears to have been a quid pro quo tactic deal with Iran and cosmetically bombed empty nuclear bomb manufacturing sites instead of carpet bombing Iran as Bibi Netanyahu and the Israeli lobby wanted. Now, in Venezuela, Trump seems to have cut another deal but with Maduro to play along with a fake arrest while making sure Maduro will be prosecuted by an anti-Trump judge.

    Trump’s actions, not his words, are consistent with Niccolo Machiavelli’s admonition that a ruler must create and manage perceptions because that is all the citizens judge events by.

    No, Machiavelli never taught how to do evil but instead wrote “a ruler cannot under cover of doing good, do evil” (Discourses I:46). Sure, Machiavelli wrote the the “means may be justified by the ends”, but only in existential emergencies such as war, population invasions, corruption, and insurrections. Machiavelli was not Machiavellian who justified evil, deception, and fraud.

    In his play Mandrake Root, Machiavelli described how doing a seeming immoral act may result in a moral outcome. An old, feeble king was married to a very young wife but he was not virile to produce an offspring. So, a priest tricked the king and wife to let a gigolo to sleep with the wife and the result was conception and birth of a successor king. As Shakespeare termed it: “All is well that ends well”.

    Trump’s behavior is consistent with Machiavellist moral consequentialism. This is no endorsement of Trump as I did not vote for him. But a case can be made that Trump is a “lesser evil” moralist.

  • @Agent76
    New Online Course: Monroe Doctrine at 200 and What to Replace It With By WorldBeyondWar

    https://youtu.be/S94IW4sutTk

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain

    After 1945 the Monroe Doctrine was applied to the whole world. The US is simply doing what it does best-killing and stealing.

  • @Brad Anbro
    @anon

    YOUR WORDS:

    "The stock market has made millions and millions of middle-class people wealthy."

    and

    "Where do you morons come up with this rubbish?"

    What I would like to know is where YOU come up with this rubbish?

    Most of the stock market holdings are held by institutions and RICH investors. I would say that in these times in which we now live, very few ordinary Americans hold any appreciable amounts of stock. Some years ago, I had holdings in the stock market - me, a (then) industrial electrician. At the advice of my stock broker, I had bought a quantity of Worldcom shares, which I ended up selling for 7 CENTS a share.

    Middle Class American citizens today, for the most part, live from paycheck to paycheck, have huge amounts of credit card and vehicle DEBT, in addition to large mortgage or rent payments. They have, for the most part, very little in savings accounts.

    As Ann Landers used to tell her readers, "Wake up and smell the coffee!"

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain

    So very correct, Comrade Anbro.

  • @JunkyardDog
    @Verymuchalive

    Thanks for your substantive condemnation of, not just the thugs in Venezuela causing such untold human misery, but the Left in America and Europe hoping to prolong the suffering, if only it will result in the destruction of Western Civilization.

    Have you seen the photos of TUR’s morally and physically dissipated Marxist contributors like Kevin Barrett and Caitlin Johnstone? We used to call these frauds “heads” for the obvious reason their entire socio-political agenda is vilifying Christian morals and ethics to justify their druggy, hipster lifestyle. “Hey, wow, dude, have you tried some of this really serious shit?”

    Pray with all your heart and soul that these leftists bring it on in the streets, bearing in mind that the least likely people to use their own resources to help those in need are these leftists. Everyone knows this. Let them be judged by the same standard they judge us, because this isn’t a trivial difference in solutions, but their all-out declaration of war until death with what remains of the Christendom that underlies their hate.

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain, @Fenrir_288, @Parbes

    You see more and more of these blood-thirsty sub-fascistic psychopaths mouthing off these days. From the highest ranks of the Judeosupremacist Palantir archipelago, down to the most pathetic blowhards, like this. In the end the Right always chooses exterminism.

  • The problem now is going to be the internal power struggle among ambitious jews. I think Trotsky would have driven the USSR into the ground in 5 years but unfortunately we got Stalin. I don’t care if nobody can prove Stalin was jewish but he clearly was loyal to jews marrying several.

  • @Ron Unz

    US officials have made half-hearted attempts at blowing the cobwebs off the Reagan-era Cold War boogeyman trope, but the Venezuelan state of Maduro last year spent only 18% of its GDP on public expenditures, making the US (37%) twice as “communist.” It should also be noted that Venezuela’s Communist Party has long been part of the heterogenous US-backed anti-Maduro opposition and is perceived inside the country as a front for the CIA.
     
    LOL.

    And here's something from an article I read in this morning's WSJ:

    An executive order posted Wednesday evening said companies “are not permitted in any way, shape, or form to pay dividends or buy back stock, until such time as they are able to produce a superior product, on time and on budget.”

    Earlier Wednesday, Trump said in a Truth Social post that he would limit executive pay to $5 million, but the dollar figure wasn’t included in the executive order.
     
    https://www.wsj.com/business/trump-defense-industry-executive-order-9cc2c42e

    So Trump can now set all corporate dividends, buybacks, salaries, and bonuses by executive order.

    Sure sounds like "Communism" to me...

    Replies: @Redpill Boomer, @Ben Franklin, @Gvaltar, @MB, @V. K. Ovelund

    More like fascism/corporatism which is the college level version of socialism (HT Tom Rose, Grove City College).
    Everything within the state, nothing against the state (HT Benito Mussolini).
    And seeing’s how I’m the current big dawg, whatever you want to shovel into my pockets or the bizness interests of my – not Mafia – family, no problemo.

  • @Verymuchalive
    @JunkyardDog

    Venezuela's population is apparently 29 million, but 8 million, overwhelmingly middle class or skilled workers, have fled the country. They're not coming back anytime soon. Every day, 2,000 or more leave Venezuela The GDP of Venezuela is a fraction of what it was 30 years ago. This is the biggest catastrophe that has happened to a country in the modern world that has not been caused by natural disaster, famine, war or violent revolution.

    Maduro in particular is culpable for this. The state oil corporation was the source of nearly all the state's revenue. From 2014 Maduro removed nearly all the technically competent PDVSA employees, who quickly left Venezuela, and replaced with incompetent party hacks. Production plummeted and the economy imploded.

    None of this is mentioned in the article, or by the commenters ( I exclude you ), Ron Unz included. It should have been mentioned fully and detailed.

    Having said that, unless the US Government could remove the Venezuela regime quickly, restore constitutional government and aid the return of as many of the 8 million as possible, then no action should have been taken. Trump's action looks like a political stunt, which will be quickly forgotten as new events transpire.

    The only realistic policy is to wait for more and more people to leave Venezuela and the economy to implode completely. Only then will there be any chance of beneficial change - if, indeed, Venezuela survives as a state at all.

    Replies: @John Johnson, @JunkyardDog

    Thanks for your substantive condemnation of, not just the thugs in Venezuela causing such untold human misery, but the Left in America and Europe hoping to prolong the suffering, if only it will result in the destruction of Western Civilization.

    Have you seen the photos of TUR’s morally and physically dissipated Marxist contributors like Kevin Barrett and Caitlin Johnstone? We used to call these frauds “heads” for the obvious reason their entire socio-political agenda is vilifying Christian morals and ethics to justify their druggy, hipster lifestyle. “Hey, wow, dude, have you tried some of this really serious shit?”

    Pray with all your heart and soul that these leftists bring it on in the streets, bearing in mind that the least likely people to use their own resources to help those in need are these leftists. Everyone knows this. Let them be judged by the same standard they judge us, because this isn’t a trivial difference in solutions, but their all-out declaration of war until death with what remains of the Christendom that underlies their hate.

    • Replies: @mulga mumblebrain
    @JunkyardDog

    You see more and more of these blood-thirsty sub-fascistic psychopaths mouthing off these days. From the highest ranks of the Judeosupremacist Palantir archipelago, down to the most pathetic blowhards, like this. In the end the Right always chooses exterminism.

    , @Fenrir_288
    @JunkyardDog

    You failed the moment you framed the argument within the left-right political paradigm. Between Marxist vs Good Capitalist, and between Non-Christian vs Christian. This is exactly how the Judeo Masonic elite maintain the poor divided and well… poor. Mired and misguided. It’s divide and conquer 101

    It’s a class war. Masqueraded as a culture war.

    People better get smart fast…

    Replies: @Same old same old

    , @Parbes
    @JunkyardDog

    "Have you seen the photos of TUR’s morally and physically dissipated Marxist contributors like Kevin Barrett and Caitlin Johnstone?"

    Kevin Barrett is an actual Muslim convert and Islamic propagandist - just about THE LOWEST that a normal, white Western person can sink.

    Replies: @John Johnson

  • @anon
    @Same old same old


    The stock market benefits no one except speculators and banks.
     
    Where do you morons come up with this rubbish?

    The stock market has made millions and millions of middle-class people wealthy.

    Replies: @Brad Anbro

    YOUR WORDS:

    “The stock market has made millions and millions of middle-class people wealthy.”

    and

    “Where do you morons come up with this rubbish?”

    What I would like to know is where YOU come up with this rubbish?

    Most of the stock market holdings are held by institutions and RICH investors. I would say that in these times in which we now live, very few ordinary Americans hold any appreciable amounts of stock. Some years ago, I had holdings in the stock market – me, a (then) industrial electrician. At the advice of my stock broker, I had bought a quantity of Worldcom shares, which I ended up selling for 7 CENTS a share.

    Middle Class American citizens today, for the most part, live from paycheck to paycheck, have huge amounts of credit card and vehicle DEBT, in addition to large mortgage or rent payments. They have, for the most part, very little in savings accounts.

    As Ann Landers used to tell her readers, “Wake up and smell the coffee!”

    • Thanks: Gerbils
    • Replies: @mulga mumblebrain
    @Brad Anbro

    So very correct, Comrade Anbro.

  • @Gvaltar
    @Ron Unz

    Did/do we not already live in a socialist society? Isn't the distribution of funny money already warped?

    Replies: @John Johnson

    Did/do we not already live in a socialist society? Isn’t the distribution of funny money already warped?

    We have an income tax but that doesn’t mean we live in a socialist society.

    Our income tax helps fund a massively bloated military while middle class Whites are told by the GOP that they need to afford health care on their own. Cause fiscal conservatism. Hey Soros, need a tax cut? Here you go buddy.

    We live in clown world where even posters here seem to think that the GOP represents White people just because they don’t support trannies. The GOP will rail against trannies and then pass tax cuts for billionaires that weren’t born in the US. That is somehow supporting rural Whites.

    Democrats do genius things like bringing in millions of third worlders and then blame White people when third worlders act like third worlders.

    Not socialist or completely capitalist.

    Just a big dumb clown system with two clown parties.

    • Thanks: Same old same old
    • Replies: @Gvaltar
    @John Johnson


    We have an income tax but that doesn’t mean we live in a socialist society.
     
    Of course it does!

    Definitely socialist, not at all capitalist!

    socialism
    any of various egalitarian economic and political theories or movements advocating collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods

    a system or condition of society in which the means of production are owned and controlled by the state

    a stage of society in Marxist theory that is transitional between capitalism and communism (see communism sense 2c) and is distinguished by unequal distribution of goods and pay according to work done
     
    https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/socialism

    I.e. it's currently a work in progress!
  • @rienzi
    @Ron Unz

    The left likes to call everyone to the right of Allen Dershowitz a "Fascist". I don't think they have a clue what "Fascism" actually is. They just use it as an overarching term for "anything I don't like".

    However, like the proverbial stopped clock, they may be right. The utter and complete intertwinement of the corporate world and government has been going on for a long time, and certainly looks like "Fascism", and most of the country, left and right, seems good to go with that.

    Somewhere, Benito Mussolini is laughing and popping a bottle of Champagne.

    Replies: @Gvaltar

    The utter and complete intertwinement of the corporate world and government has been going on for a long time, and certainly looks like “Fascism”

    Isn’t it socialism, i.e. government/corporate world is one and the same, the fascists/nazis being nationalist strains?

    • Replies: @Same old same old
    @Gvaltar

    The Trump regime is nationalist. It's just not the American nation.

    Replies: @Gvaltar

  • @The Real World
    @Carlton Meyer


    ....corporations should not be allowed to pay dividends or perform stock buybacks if they lost money the previous quarter.
     
    I don't agree with that. It makes it much more difficult for investors to accurately assess the prospects of many types of companies and the returns they may anticipate/get.

    Plus, keep Fed Gov out of business. It is not their place and they don't assume the risk - investors do.

    Replies: @Gvaltar

    Fed Gov out of business. It is not their place and they don’t assume the risk – investors do.

    Doing business with, bailing out etc makes it they’re business!

    • Replies: @The Real World
    @Gvaltar

    No, you are speaking about special circumstances. They are not typical.

    As a matter of general and ordinary practice, the US Govt should stay the hell out of private businesses. The reasons why should be obvious.

    Replies: @Gvaltar

  • @Ron Unz

    US officials have made half-hearted attempts at blowing the cobwebs off the Reagan-era Cold War boogeyman trope, but the Venezuelan state of Maduro last year spent only 18% of its GDP on public expenditures, making the US (37%) twice as “communist.” It should also be noted that Venezuela’s Communist Party has long been part of the heterogenous US-backed anti-Maduro opposition and is perceived inside the country as a front for the CIA.
     
    LOL.

    And here's something from an article I read in this morning's WSJ:

    An executive order posted Wednesday evening said companies “are not permitted in any way, shape, or form to pay dividends or buy back stock, until such time as they are able to produce a superior product, on time and on budget.”

    Earlier Wednesday, Trump said in a Truth Social post that he would limit executive pay to $5 million, but the dollar figure wasn’t included in the executive order.
     
    https://www.wsj.com/business/trump-defense-industry-executive-order-9cc2c42e

    So Trump can now set all corporate dividends, buybacks, salaries, and bonuses by executive order.

    Sure sounds like "Communism" to me...

    Replies: @Redpill Boomer, @Ben Franklin, @Gvaltar, @MB, @V. K. Ovelund

    Did/do we not already live in a socialist society? Isn’t the distribution of funny money already warped?

    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @Gvaltar

    Did/do we not already live in a socialist society? Isn’t the distribution of funny money already warped?

    We have an income tax but that doesn't mean we live in a socialist society.

    Our income tax helps fund a massively bloated military while middle class Whites are told by the GOP that they need to afford health care on their own. Cause fiscal conservatism. Hey Soros, need a tax cut? Here you go buddy.

    We live in clown world where even posters here seem to think that the GOP represents White people just because they don't support trannies. The GOP will rail against trannies and then pass tax cuts for billionaires that weren't born in the US. That is somehow supporting rural Whites.

    Democrats do genius things like bringing in millions of third worlders and then blame White people when third worlders act like third worlders.

    Not socialist or completely capitalist.

    Just a big dumb clown system with two clown parties.

    Replies: @Gvaltar

  • @katesisco
    I actually can forsee this: she presents her Peace Prize to PresidentTrump in a grand ceremony and he accepts, giving a speech in which he anoints himself the savior of democracy. Totally believable. After which all in attendance make new-day appointments with their therapists to grope their way thru the inexplicable cadence of life in America.

    Replies: @N. Joseph Potts

    What’s a “new-day appointment” (with a therapist)?

  • It took me way too long to figure it out. But we have to go back to Colonel House, Woodrow Wilson’s handler, groomed as a young man in London and Oxford, father with vague connections to Rothschild. So the Colonel is occupied in Texas with getting governors into power for many years. He’s the fixer in Texas politics. Now this where one has to balk at the vision of the top Jews. Colonel House was now perfectly trained to step in as the brain behind academically bright but psychologically stupid Woodrow Wilson (and the Jews had evidence of his affair). Since 1893 a secret cabal headed by Rothschild had plotted WWI (as documented in the brilliant book Hidden History: The Secret Origins of the First World War). House was there at the passing of the Federal Reserve Act and the decision to enter WWI.
    Back to Trump. With Roy Cohn as his master Trump was handled as a future US President who would do backflips for Israel. The Jews not only bailed him out they showered him with cash each and every time he fucked up. Which he did continuously. He and Epstein were like twins: they both liked young flesh. All that was missing was to get him on mainstream media, hence the Apprentice. Trump was the bad cop
    The good cop Obama was groomed and served up by the Zionist Pritzkers of Chicago.

  • @True Blue
    @eah

    And how are they going to define corporations? A lot of people I know who own a rental property or two have filed the paperwork for an s Corp or an LLC which is... A corporation. This provides liability protections in the event that your renter turns out to be a meth head and blows your house up, damaging the neighbor's properties or something You don't end up losing everything you own to it.
    And then there's the whole citizens United ruling that says corporations are people too.

    One of the problems with government and humanity in general is the Dunning-Kruger effect in that they are too stupid to realize how stupid they are.

    Replies: @eah

    >And how are they going to define corporations?

    Obviously that’s a question that must be responsibly addressed in the legislation.

    For me, I don’t know, I’m not a corporate lawyer or accountant, so I’m not versed in all the ways a business can be legally structured — generally, I hope as broadly as is reasonable so that it includes any contrived legal entity (including limited partnerships) whose sole or primary purpose in owning the property is not to reside there, but speculation (capital appreciation) and rental income — so in this context (as in others), regarding who owns the property, you’ll know a ‘corporation’ when you see one.

    The goal is to return as many of these properties as possible to being owner-occupied.

    Purchasing insurance provides liability protection.

    I commented about this recently: ‘it’s estimated that corporations now own more than 10% of all single family homes, approx 15m units … being able to own your own home is essential to making marriage and children more attractive for young people’ — given (what I see as) the great importance of this issue for society, I won’t care too much about a little collateral damage of the type you suggest may occur.

  • The Gail Tverberg quote from the ‘our finite world’ blog is absolutely correct. The heavy VZ crude is needed by the US to continue to make useful heavy fuel oils like Jet A and diesel. Running small engine cars on gasoline/petrol is irrelevant. That’s just byproduct. As are plastics and asphalt. We need diesel and jet fuel if we are to have a modern society.

    More importantly we can see the absolute lack of concern for rules and law, Westphalian principles etc . because with advanced depletion happening everywhere, the musical chairs are being removed very quickly indeed and the music will shortly stop. The last players will be the ones with access to kerosene and diesel required for mining and war.

    There is no happy ending.

  • @JunkyardDog
    @anonymous

    Right, and thanks. Left/liberal defense of the Chavez/Maduro regime ignores the horrific living conditions in some of the world’s worst slums because the purpose of the criticism isn’t to improve the lives of everyday Venezuelans, but to vilify the United States. The Maduro regime is a thugocracy that needed to be ended. As V. S. Naipaul wrote, we make a huge category mistake labeling these South American and African thugocracies nations or countries, as if they were essentially like the nations of North America and Europe and deserve to be treated as such. Venezuela, South Africa, Somali, ad nauseam, are criminal operations supported by the left in America and Europe in the hope of eventually extirpating Western Civilization root and branch from the face of this planet.

    But, we have even bigger fish to fry than preventing Maduro from turning Venezuela into a Chinese forward base and handing it control of the world’s largest reserves of oil, which is recognizing that we are in an existential war for our own survival against an enemy within now taking it to the streets once again. This time we must not allow the Republicans in Congress to do what they get paid to do, which is oppose the Left with words that only make matters worse and, in time, amount to concession of every move leftward for the past seventy-five years.

    Replies: @Verymuchalive, @John Johnson

    Right, and thanks. Left/liberal defense of the Chavez/Maduro regime ignores the horrific living conditions in some of the world’s worst slums because the purpose of the criticism isn’t to improve the lives of everyday Venezuelans, but to vilify the United States. The Maduro regime is a thugocracy that needed to be ended.

    Maduro is a thug leftist but that doesn’t give Trump the legal right to sidestep the Constitution.

    Congress has war powers:
    To declare War, grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal, and make Rules concerning Captures on Land and Water;
    https://constitutioncenter.org/the-constitution/articles/article-i/clauses/753

    It’s rather clear just like tariffs.

    As for slums you can find them in plenty of “free market” South American economies. I guess the invisible hand of Adam Smith hasn’t yet fingered all of South America. Haiti is much more “Free market” than Venezuela but I don’t seem to see conservatives or libertarians clamoring to visit.

    But, we have even bigger fish to fry than preventing Maduro from turning Venezuela into a Chinese forward base and handing it control of the world’s largest reserves of oil

    Conservative paranoia.

    China has the world’s second largest economy and they need oil.

    Why should we be surprised that they buy it from Venezuela? That doesn’t mean the two countries were plotting some Red Dawn takeover of the Americas. The Chinese have proven that they are more interested in business than taking sides. They currently sell drones to both Ukraine and China. Putin thought he was pals with China and yet Xi will happily sell drones that kill Russian soldiers. Chinese are the same everywhere. They will smile and sell you both the poison and the cure.

    • Replies: @Half Norwegian
    @John Johnson

    Wow, almost as though everyone agrees killing regular whites on both sides is the goal!

    , @Wokechoke
    @John Johnson

    The oil is only good for diesel and asphalt. Perhaps necessary for industry but not especially profitable.

    So it’s not about oil for anyone with some chemistry background.

    Replies: @Annacath

  • Update: Denis Kapustin’s handlers in the Ukrainian intelligence services faked his death. Most dismiss Vladimir Putin’s assertion that the West is arming and funding Jewish Nazis to mass murder Russians for Sorosite liberalism as Kremlin schizophrenia. But the strange bedfellows coming together to honor the recently deceased Russian Volunteer Corps (RKD) commander Denis “White Rex”...
  • @Dr. Rock
    This article lends itself to another bizarre contradiction that I've never been able to understand- How did a bunch of Ukrainian "Nazis" end up fighting and dying for fucking jew Zalenskyy, who was backed by NATO ZOG, the US, the EU, the global main stream (jewish) media, and every jew on the planet!?

    I don't care how "Nazi" you think you are, if you are working for, or siding with, the goddamned jews, you're in the wrong! Jews are the number one enemy of National Socialism! Literally second to none!

    And this isn't like Hitler allying with the Iranians in a world wide global conflict. This is supposed National Socialists fighting and dying for world jewry. What's next? A black leader? Maybe some Indians and Turks for compatriots?

    Seriously, if you can't even "Nazi right", you're no ally of mine. It's 100% about The White Race! No jews, blacks, Indians, Chinese, Mexicans, allowed!

    Replies: @Annacath, @Half Norwegian

    As the Ukrainians are fighting for Jewish interests, perceving them as Nationalist Socialists would be a contradiction in terms.

    “Nazi” is however the nowadays ubiquitous/omnipresent invective against all those one dislikes.

    Btw, Eric Striker is an erudite and judicious writer equipped with exceptional insight.

    • Agree: Che Guava
    • Troll: Half Norwegian
  • Washington’s snatching of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and his visibly brutalized wife, Cilia, has been widely condemned as naked criminality. Supporters of US interventionism have taken to justifying the attack under the guise of the Monroe, or “Donroe,” Doctrine, while leaders of the American left such as Bernie Sanders have largely ignored the moral implications...
  • @Verymuchalive
    @JunkyardDog

    Venezuela's population is apparently 29 million, but 8 million, overwhelmingly middle class or skilled workers, have fled the country. They're not coming back anytime soon. Every day, 2,000 or more leave Venezuela The GDP of Venezuela is a fraction of what it was 30 years ago. This is the biggest catastrophe that has happened to a country in the modern world that has not been caused by natural disaster, famine, war or violent revolution.

    Maduro in particular is culpable for this. The state oil corporation was the source of nearly all the state's revenue. From 2014 Maduro removed nearly all the technically competent PDVSA employees, who quickly left Venezuela, and replaced with incompetent party hacks. Production plummeted and the economy imploded.

    None of this is mentioned in the article, or by the commenters ( I exclude you ), Ron Unz included. It should have been mentioned fully and detailed.

    Having said that, unless the US Government could remove the Venezuela regime quickly, restore constitutional government and aid the return of as many of the 8 million as possible, then no action should have been taken. Trump's action looks like a political stunt, which will be quickly forgotten as new events transpire.

    The only realistic policy is to wait for more and more people to leave Venezuela and the economy to implode completely. Only then will there be any chance of beneficial change - if, indeed, Venezuela survives as a state at all.

    Replies: @John Johnson, @JunkyardDog

    The only realistic policy is to wait for more and more people to leave Venezuela and the economy to implode completely. Only then will there be any chance of beneficial change – if, indeed, Venezuela survives as a state at all.

    Wasn’t that the plan with Cuba?

    Here is a better idea: Stop obsessing over left-wing revolutions in Central and South America.

    If they aren’t funding nukes or terrorists then let them be.

    We will probably keep seeing left-wing revolutions until someone comes up with a viable alternative to Wall St first capitalism. Just because Marx was wrong doesn’t mean these countries should submit themselves to a bunch of assholes in NYC that don’t care about any of us.

    • Replies: @Verymuchalive
    @John Johnson

    Here is a better idea: Stop obsessing over left-wing revolutions in Central and South America.

    At no point in my post did I "obsess" about anything. As things stand, in 10 years time, so many people will have left Venezuela that the state will likely collapse, and most of it will be partitioned by its neighbours. I don't say that with any satisfaction- lots of people are suffering and will continue to suffer.

    Replies: @Wokechoke, @John Johnson

  • The chutzpah of America. It says Greenland is threatened by Russia and China, and so the US has to take it. It’s like Bob saying Bill’s House is threatened by John and Mary, and so Bob himself has to take it. And Bill is supposed to be thankful to Bob for the ‘protection’.

  • What’s amazing about the attack on Venezuela and the grab for Greeland is

    1. this is even possible in the 21st century.

    2. there is hardly any pushback from mainstream forces. It goes to show they feared Trump the man of peace(in his first term) than Trump the imperial tool of the Jews.

    Russia should troll Europe by offering to defend Greenland from the US. It doesn’t have to be sincere or realistic. It will just expose the utter phoniness of Europe. If having to choose between the US that wants to grab Greeland and Russia that offers to defend Greenland, Europeans choose the former… and the whole world laughs.

    That would be a funny sight to see.

    • Replies: @Half Norwegian
    @Priss Factor

    Surely you're not retarded enough to think Russia is in opposition to the protocols

  • @Commentator Mike
    Trump's still good ... according to Alex Krainer.

    https://www.youtube.com/live/0bktWLaEbhY?si=p3CMsNTW3lpF1m7t

    Canada is now the narco state that is the biggest threat to USA. Narco criminals from north and south are attacking US with drug and people smugglers, and Trump has to defend his country. US is the victim of the New Opium Wars like China was in the old ones.

    What do people think of all this?

    Why doesn't Trump take the off-shore tax heavens where all the drug money is located? Maybe he will. Then why does Trump pardon convicted narco criminals? Sure, Trump isn't taking about spreading human rights and democracy but could this war on narco terrorists be another excuse for imperialist land and resource theft, since the old ones wore thin? Why doesn't Trump start at home and start dishing out death sentences to drug dealers in US causing all those OD's?

    Replies: @Kingsmeg

    Canada is now the narco state that is the biggest threat to USA.

    What do people think of all this?

    I think Krainer has fallen off his rocker.

    Canadian banks are fully integrated with their USA counterparts, and yes there are a few drug manufacturing labs in Canada that supply USA. That’s because Canada’s economy has been integrated with USA’s, by design, over decades. But the criminal element that runs the drug labs and the banks is not from Canada. If Canada poofed out of existence tomorrow, absolutely nothing about the drug trade in USA would change.

    • Thanks: Commentator Mike
  • New Online Course: Monroe Doctrine at 200 and What to Replace It With By WorldBeyondWar


    Video Link

    • Replies: @mulga mumblebrain
    @Agent76

    After 1945 the Monroe Doctrine was applied to the whole world. The US is simply doing what it does best-killing and stealing.

  • @JunkyardDog
    @anonymous

    Right, and thanks. Left/liberal defense of the Chavez/Maduro regime ignores the horrific living conditions in some of the world’s worst slums because the purpose of the criticism isn’t to improve the lives of everyday Venezuelans, but to vilify the United States. The Maduro regime is a thugocracy that needed to be ended. As V. S. Naipaul wrote, we make a huge category mistake labeling these South American and African thugocracies nations or countries, as if they were essentially like the nations of North America and Europe and deserve to be treated as such. Venezuela, South Africa, Somali, ad nauseam, are criminal operations supported by the left in America and Europe in the hope of eventually extirpating Western Civilization root and branch from the face of this planet.

    But, we have even bigger fish to fry than preventing Maduro from turning Venezuela into a Chinese forward base and handing it control of the world’s largest reserves of oil, which is recognizing that we are in an existential war for our own survival against an enemy within now taking it to the streets once again. This time we must not allow the Republicans in Congress to do what they get paid to do, which is oppose the Left with words that only make matters worse and, in time, amount to concession of every move leftward for the past seventy-five years.

    Replies: @Verymuchalive, @John Johnson

    Venezuela’s population is apparently 29 million, but 8 million, overwhelmingly middle class or skilled workers, have fled the country. They’re not coming back anytime soon. Every day, 2,000 or more leave Venezuela The GDP of Venezuela is a fraction of what it was 30 years ago. This is the biggest catastrophe that has happened to a country in the modern world that has not been caused by natural disaster, famine, war or violent revolution.

    Maduro in particular is culpable for this. The state oil corporation was the source of nearly all the state’s revenue. From 2014 Maduro removed nearly all the technically competent PDVSA employees, who quickly left Venezuela, and replaced with incompetent party hacks. Production plummeted and the economy imploded.

    None of this is mentioned in the article, or by the commenters ( I exclude you ), Ron Unz included. It should have been mentioned fully and detailed.

    Having said that, unless the US Government could remove the Venezuela regime quickly, restore constitutional government and aid the return of as many of the 8 million as possible, then no action should have been taken. Trump’s action looks like a political stunt, which will be quickly forgotten as new events transpire.

    The only realistic policy is to wait for more and more people to leave Venezuela and the economy to implode completely. Only then will there be any chance of beneficial change – if, indeed, Venezuela survives as a state at all.

    • Troll: John Trout
    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @Verymuchalive

    The only realistic policy is to wait for more and more people to leave Venezuela and the economy to implode completely. Only then will there be any chance of beneficial change – if, indeed, Venezuela survives as a state at all.

    Wasn't that the plan with Cuba?

    Here is a better idea: Stop obsessing over left-wing revolutions in Central and South America.

    If they aren't funding nukes or terrorists then let them be.

    We will probably keep seeing left-wing revolutions until someone comes up with a viable alternative to Wall St first capitalism. Just because Marx was wrong doesn't mean these countries should submit themselves to a bunch of assholes in NYC that don't care about any of us.

    Replies: @Verymuchalive

    , @JunkyardDog
    @Verymuchalive

    Thanks for your substantive condemnation of, not just the thugs in Venezuela causing such untold human misery, but the Left in America and Europe hoping to prolong the suffering, if only it will result in the destruction of Western Civilization.

    Have you seen the photos of TUR’s morally and physically dissipated Marxist contributors like Kevin Barrett and Caitlin Johnstone? We used to call these frauds “heads” for the obvious reason their entire socio-political agenda is vilifying Christian morals and ethics to justify their druggy, hipster lifestyle. “Hey, wow, dude, have you tried some of this really serious shit?”

    Pray with all your heart and soul that these leftists bring it on in the streets, bearing in mind that the least likely people to use their own resources to help those in need are these leftists. Everyone knows this. Let them be judged by the same standard they judge us, because this isn’t a trivial difference in solutions, but their all-out declaration of war until death with what remains of the Christendom that underlies their hate.

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain, @Fenrir_288, @Parbes

  • @ghali
    The drug cartels, often associated with the US (CIA), are controlled by the United States. The US war on drugs is essentially a tactic to regulate the drug trade entering the country, while also providing a convenient excuse to carry out criminal imperialist actions, exploiting resources and perpetuating suffering among the population in the region. Extensive research in libraries covers the use and management of drugs, including their distribution by Jews in the US. Drugs are a primary method used to manipulate the population, second only to television. An illustrative instance is the US's involvement in the drug trade in Afghanistan. Over the 20 years of illegal and criminal US occupation of Afghanistan, drug production, particularly heroin, saw a significant rise, becoming a profitable business for US businessmen and troops stationed in the country. The current Afghan government seems to be following the same trend as pre-occupation, attempting to eliminate drugs in Afghanistan.

    Replies: @Gbyut, @Passing through, @Kingsmeg

    Over the 20 years of illegal and criminal US occupation of Afghanistan, drug production, particularly heroin, saw a significant rise, becoming a profitable business for US businessmen and troops stationed in the country. The current Afghan government seems to be following the same trend as pre-occupation, attempting to eliminate drugs in Afghanistan.

    For at least the last 10 years, USA forces in Afghanistan were acting as enforcers for the CIA’s heroin empire. US troops guarded poppy fields, and the CIA directed nighttime helicopter raids against villages that refused to work with the CIA drug empire, massacring everyone in the village down to the village dog.

    I suppose the CIA thought they could still profit from the trade after organizing everyone into networks that shipped the drugs out through CIA conduits, with the money disappearing into the black hole of CIA terrorist networks. The Taliban seems to be resolving the issue by just ending production field by field, at great cost to the country since USA is now trying to starve them out of power.

    If USA just took out Maduro, it wasn’t because Venezuela was shipping drugs into USA under his direction. It’s because they weren’t. The new Venezuelan gov’t will have to turn the country into another Colombia if they want USA to lift the sanctions and work with them.

    • Thanks: John Trout
  • This is the natural and inevitable outcome of classical liberalism. This is what you get when your apostles are John Locke and Adam Smith. This is the apotheosis of the Judeo-Masonic slogan “liberty, equality, fraternity.” This is your founding fathers and your precious constitution.

  • @eah
    @Ron Unz

    Trump specifically said he wants Congress to codify the ban on corporations owning homes -- but such a ban, which seems likely to pass, does not go far enough: it should also force these corporations to sell their existing inventory.

    Regarding 'royal decrees' being 'bad precedent', the US Constitution ('muh Constitution'), and choosing representatives via mass democracy ('muh democracy'), are the backdrop to all that's wrong in the US today, including especially 'diversity' -- ethnic fractiousness and a low quality electorate make every problem more difficult to solve.

    Good governance is far more important than your (or anyone else's) opinion about what might be 'bad precedent' -- and it's clear that mass democracy combined with an influential mass media does not result in good governance.

    The lower quality of the electorate is also now reflected in the type of scum people being elected to Congress: 'How do we deal with the fact that many Congressional Dems believe things about critical issues that have no connection to reality?' -- he's talking about a fat woman from Washington state in Congress saying that instead of looking so closely at Somali fraud, we ought to investigate 'white men who are committing violence at disproportionate rates in our country.'

    Stupid, ignorant lawmakers like her are the result of 'muh democracy' -- I would call whatever process has resulted in the presence of her and others like her in Congress manifestly 'bad precedent' -- so bad that it should be seen as unsustainable, and not allowed to continue.

    Replies: @Same old same old, @True Blue

    And how are they going to define corporations? A lot of people I know who own a rental property or two have filed the paperwork for an s Corp or an LLC which is… A corporation. This provides liability protections in the event that your renter turns out to be a meth head and blows your house up, damaging the neighbor’s properties or something You don’t end up losing everything you own to it.
    And then there’s the whole citizens United ruling that says corporations are people too.

    One of the problems with government and humanity in general is the Dunning-Kruger effect in that they are too stupid to realize how stupid they are.

    • Replies: @eah
    @True Blue

    >And how are they going to define corporations?

    Obviously that's a question that must be responsibly addressed in the legislation.

    For me, I don't know, I'm not a corporate lawyer or accountant, so I'm not versed in all the ways a business can be legally structured -- generally, I hope as broadly as is reasonable so that it includes any contrived legal entity (including limited partnerships) whose sole or primary purpose in owning the property is not to reside there, but speculation (capital appreciation) and rental income -- so in this context (as in others), regarding who owns the property, you'll know a 'corporation' when you see one.

    The goal is to return as many of these properties as possible to being owner-occupied.

    Purchasing insurance provides liability protection.

    I commented about this recently: 'it’s estimated that corporations now own more than 10% of all single family homes, approx 15m units ... being able to own your own home is essential to making marriage and children more attractive for young people' -- given (what I see as) the great importance of this issue for society, I won't care too much about a little collateral damage of the type you suggest may occur.

  • @chris

    Venezuela has become an outlier in Latin America, where regimes propped up by the US are rapidly embracing the pro-Israel Isaac’s Accords. What exactly the Israelis want in Latin America remains a matter of speculation, ...
     
    Any clues on what this strategy may be?

    I mean, other than the obvious ones of picking low-hanging fruit, like a PR campaign to be exploited later; like buying cheap friends cheaply.

    Plus the long-standing interest in securing a major foothold in Argentina for strategic reasons.

    I mean that some of these moves are simply used to secure South America (cheaply) against the emergence of some kind of opposition to their genocide cum expulsion of the Palestinians, but I don’t actually see the bigger picture here yet.

    Any ideas?

    Replies: @True Blue, @Happy Tapir

    They simply want to overturn Israel-hostile ideologies in the region. Wouldn’t it be nice if they had countries other than the United States vetoing UN resolutions against them? It would look like a moral coalition on their side and not one bought and paid for stooge. Makes sense. Latin American countries moreover seem ridiculously susceptible to the power of the purse.

    • Thanks: chris
    • Replies: @chris
    @Happy Tapir

    Yeah, exactly, HT.

    They can buy these countries for a pittance of what they spend in the States. That’s what I thought also; a bigger plan I can’t see as yet.

  • @Notsofast
    @Ron Unz

    this is neo corporatism and he is the chief executive officer of u.s.a. inc. ©®™, (a wholly owned subsidiary of ziocorp international). here's the business plot 2.0, prescott bush finally gets to see his dream fully realized. all we can really hope for is that he will make the trains run on time.

    Replies: @Currdog73

    My concern is who will be on those trains and where they’ll be headed.

  • @Gbyut
    So tired of the bedwetters like Judge Napolitano or Phil Giraldi bemoaning the removal of Maduro. Napolitano now thinks he’s a martyr or that his life is in danger because of his bedwetting about Trump.

    How about being a bit more circumspect? I believe I have these facts correct though I am pulling from memory:

    * Obama: forces out Haiti President Aristide puts him on a military plane to exile in Africa

    * Obama: forces out President Zelaya of Honduras, abducts and prosecutes.

    * GW Bush: invades Iraq to remove Saddam Hussein from power.

    * HW Bush: invades Panama abducts Noriega, prosecutes him in Florida.

    The substantial difference between what Trump is doing and what the other administrations have done is this : Trump.

    Trump is too stupid or unconcerned to make up some bullshit story about democracy or human rights. He’s too much of a selfish oaf to offer a slick smile like Obama.

    To be clear, a better use of this type of executive branch effort is to arrest federal judges, and governors, and other state officials that are abetting the invasion of our country by non-Whites.

    It’s just a matter of time before one of these Washington DC factions ceases complete power. It’s going to be “who whom” very soon and these bullshit operations in Latin America don’t matter that much.

    Replies: @Passing through, @Anon

    Don’t forget Libya. Where were these people then?

  • @ghali
    The drug cartels, often associated with the US (CIA), are controlled by the United States. The US war on drugs is essentially a tactic to regulate the drug trade entering the country, while also providing a convenient excuse to carry out criminal imperialist actions, exploiting resources and perpetuating suffering among the population in the region. Extensive research in libraries covers the use and management of drugs, including their distribution by Jews in the US. Drugs are a primary method used to manipulate the population, second only to television. An illustrative instance is the US's involvement in the drug trade in Afghanistan. Over the 20 years of illegal and criminal US occupation of Afghanistan, drug production, particularly heroin, saw a significant rise, becoming a profitable business for US businessmen and troops stationed in the country. The current Afghan government seems to be following the same trend as pre-occupation, attempting to eliminate drugs in Afghanistan.

    Replies: @Gbyut, @Passing through, @Kingsmeg

    X2.

    Takes quite the gall to accuse anyone of narco-terrorism. Didnt the west invent that? Isn’t that what Gladio was?

  • Tweet by Chris Menahan:

    >US bans TikTok, then hands it over to Zionist billionaire Larry Ellison.

    >US sanctions Citgo into bankruptcy, then hands it over to Zionist billionaire Paul Singer.

    Next up: US seizes Greenland, then hands it over to Zionist billionaire Ron Lauder?

    https://twitter.com/infolibnews/status/2009300973550715290?s=46

  • Does anyone else besides me find it strange that NOBODY in Venezuela even tried to protect Maduro? Are we supposed to believe that everyone just laid down for the US War Machine? Something smells fishy.

    • Agree: Half Norwegian
  • Kidnapping Maduro’s Wife is a particularly foul act.

    A precious thing to you?


    Video Link

  • @Mr. Crowley
    @Flavio Silva.

    Yep, they're all in on it. Maduro wasn't 'kidnapped' but was in on the skit.

    The Israel Overlords themselves revealed on the CBS TV show '60 Minutes' that they rule the world 'like Truman Show.' Even after this major admission from the Overlords most people still insist on viewing reality from some archaic angle of 'sovereign nations'....lol

    "The world is our stage which we rule behind the scenes like Truman Show." --60 Minutes (The Pager Plot)

    A.A.

    Replies: @Jank

    Exactly, which is why we need to group up and deal with them the same way the Germans did. Vote National Socialism

  • @Dixiecrat
    This article is full of bosh, false claims, and a deliberate aim to deceive. Nobody's father was "tortured to death" by the CIA; Rodriguez' father, a Communist terrorist, tortured American citizen Paul Niehaus for three years.

    The Maduro regime - like the Chavez regime before it - was a typical Communist dictatorship, supported by the worst elements in Venezuelan society. The Cubans controlled it, and the Iranians, Hezbollah, and the Russians benefited from it. The Chinese looted the country. The Colombian Communist guerrillas used it as a safe haven and cocaine conduit. The massive Biden open borders operation was directed from Venezuela.

    A common element among people writing here on Latin America is almost total ignorance of the truth about the danger from our enemies in that part of the world.

    Replies: @Commentator Mike

    William Niehous not Paul Niehaus.

  • @Flavio Silva.
    The premise is incorrect, because Maduro is a ✡️"marrano".

    https://esefarad.com/maduro-da-una-buena-senal-a-la-comunidad-judia-al-recordar-sus-origenes/

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marrano

    Replies: @Mr. Crowley, @Rev. Spooner, @Annacath

    America has gone rouge and Eric Striker should know this.
    Taking a hostage in USA can be a capital offence. Does America respect people in other countries likewise??? Maybe most Americans do but at present America is under zionist control.
    A country hijacked by jews is not liable for it’s crimes if the jews are controlling it.

  • @Ron Unz
    @Ben Franklin


    That Trump comment was about defense contractor Raytheon not every company. Don’t trust what you read in the WSJ.
     
    I never meant to claim otherwise. But he was arguing that as president he had the right to issue executive orders imposing all those financial restrictions on any and every corporation in America if he so chose.

    Replies: @Notsofast, @rienzi

    The left likes to call everyone to the right of Allen Dershowitz a “Fascist”. I don’t think they have a clue what “Fascism” actually is. They just use it as an overarching term for “anything I don’t like”.

    However, like the proverbial stopped clock, they may be right. The utter and complete intertwinement of the corporate world and government has been going on for a long time, and certainly looks like “Fascism”, and most of the country, left and right, seems good to go with that.

    Somewhere, Benito Mussolini is laughing and popping a bottle of Champagne.

    • Replies: @Gvaltar
    @rienzi


    The utter and complete intertwinement of the corporate world and government has been going on for a long time, and certainly looks like “Fascism”
     
    Isn't it socialism, i.e. government/corporate world is one and the same, the fascists/nazis being nationalist strains?

    Replies: @Same old same old

  • @Avery
    @Commentator Mike

    Alex Krainer (on Nema's channel) said he does not believe Trump tried to assassinate Putin. He gave his reasoning as to why: not very convincing.

    Krainer is biased towards Trump: this may be a case of 'confirmation bias'.
    Krainer just doesn't want to believe that Trump would be so reckless.
    Who knows.

    Russians have 26 (?) of the control circuitry, according to Andrei, and they officially gave one of the circuits to US Military attaché, proving they were guided by US satellites.

    It is possible the CIA, working with the British, did this without approval or knowledge of Trump.

    Replies: @Commentator Mike

    It is possible the CIA, working with the British, did this without approval or knowledge of Trump.

    Maybe, but the Duran guys are asking the right questions. It looks like Putin took a chance going to Alaska. Many here warned against it. Makes one wonder about the wisdom of meeting Trump in Budapest with so much stuff flying around in the air.

  • Retarded article.

  • The author couldn’t be more wrong than when he stated:

    Venezuela’s low-quality crude requires refining infrastructure that experts believe could cost 10s of billions of dollars in investment and potentially a decade to come to fruition, meaning that the US would have to pay a hefty price to produce the product in order to “steal” it.

    Truth is:

    U.S. refineries, especially along theGulf Coast, are heavily configured (around 70%) to process heavy, sour crude oil, like that from Venezuela or Canada, for high-value products like diesel and jet fuel, even though the U.S. produces lighter shale oil; this setup creates a strong market for imported heavy crudes, boosting refiners like Chevron, Valero, and Marathon, enabling them to export lighter products while meeting domestic diesel demand.

    As Gail Tvberg notes:

    The heavier types of oil, from which diesel and jet fuel are disproportionately made, are in short supply now. They are likely to continue to be in short supply in 2026.

    World oil production has risen in recent months. When I investigated, I found that the vast majority of the recent growth seems to be in light oil. Thus, the shortfall in diesel and other heavy fuels is likely to continue as in the recent past.

    This shortage of the heavy types of oil has several impacts:

    a. With a shortage of heavy oil, a fairly strong country, such as the US, is tempted to attack Venezuela, which has the world’s largest reserves of heavy oil.

    b. Island nations without their own fossil fuel supplies tend to use a disproportionately large share of diesel and jet fuel, for several reasons: (1) Such islands often burn diesel fuel for electricity. This is an expensive way to make electricity; goods produced with this electricity become too expensive to export. (2) Imports and exports need to be shipped in by boat or by air, again using limited types of fuel supply. Physics tends to push these economies down by making their products expensive to sell elsewhere. Examples of islands with these problems include Cuba, Puerto Rico, Madagascar, and Sri Lanka. Such places tend to be adversely affected by shortages of heavy oil sooner than other locations.

    c. Without enough jet fuel, long distance tourism is likely to be reduced in 2026. One issue is the lack of jet fuel for flying planes. Another issue is that an increasing share of the population will not be able to afford long-distance tourism because of the k-shaped economy.

    d. Tariffs are a way of discouraging the shipping of goods long distance, to indirectly save on heavy oil. We should not be surprised by their increasing usage.

    https://ourfiniteworld.com/2025/12/31/2026-expect-a-very-uneven-world-economic-downturn/

  • I’m amazed at how easily people are brainwashed by the media to hate the new Goldstein, “maga”. One after another, commenters deride this group and mock their low IQ. It’s laughable. In America you get two choices, one is worse than the other. You have to pick the better devil. The left in the US had a $25 million bounty on Maduro, plus sanctions. Now, Maduro has been removed and the new “president” (probably a cia asset) has begun making deals with Trump. Prisoners released, negotiations begun. If anyone actually cares about Venezuela, this is going to end with a lifting of the sanctions, US corporate investment and a better life for the people. Stop being brainwashed. Step back, take a deep breath, and watch what happens. It’s not a movie, it’s not over in 93 minutes.

    And before everyone starts writing, “maga, maga, maga” I consider Trump too far to the left. I appreciate that he doesn’t hate White folks and has cut some taxes and regulations as well as his closure of the border.

    • Replies: @Half Norwegian
    @Rich

    MIGA is profoundly anti-white

    Replies: @Rich

  • This article is full of bosh, false claims, and a deliberate aim to deceive. Nobody’s father was “tortured to death” by the CIA; Rodriguez’ father, a Communist terrorist, tortured American citizen Paul Niehaus for three years.

    The Maduro regime – like the Chavez regime before it – was a typical Communist dictatorship, supported by the worst elements in Venezuelan society. The Cubans controlled it, and the Iranians, Hezbollah, and the Russians benefited from it. The Chinese looted the country. The Colombian Communist guerrillas used it as a safe haven and cocaine conduit. The massive Biden open borders operation was directed from Venezuela.

    A common element among people writing here on Latin America is almost total ignorance of the truth about the danger from our enemies in that part of the world.

    • Troll: Half Norwegian
    • Replies: @Commentator Mike
    @Dixiecrat

    William Niehous not Paul Niehaus.

  • @Low-carb Political Movement
    There are reasons to be happy, as there’s a high likelihood that Maduro and Cilia Flores will be released and returned to Venezuela, thanks to their strong team of defense lawyers.
    
    Who is the legal team seeking the acquittal of Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores?
    USA and Canada
    
    Source of news article: https://www.france24.com/es/ee-uu-y-canad%C3%A1/20260108-qui%C3%A9n-es-el-equipo-legal-que-busca-la-absoluci%C3%B3n-de-nicol%C3%A1s-maduro-y-cilia-flores
    
    The Venezuelan leader and his wife hired as defenders a team of veteran lawyers, who know well the ins and outs of U.S. justice, graduates of Ivy League universities and specialists in international and constitutional law. All three attorneys have experience in high-profile cases. Two of them have worked in administrations of Republican presidents and litigated cases against other governments.
    
    First modified: 08/01/2026 - 23:43 Captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores attend his appearance with defense attorneys Barry Pollack and Mark Donnelly to face U.S. federal charges including narcoterrorism, conspiracy, drug trafficking, money laundering and others, in the Daniel Patrick Moynihan Federal Court in Manhattan, New York, USA, on January 5, 2026, in this sketch of the courtroom.
    
    Captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores attend their arraignment with defense attorneys Barry Pollack and Mark Donnelly to face U.S. federal charges including narco-terrorism, conspiracy, drug trafficking, money laundering and others, in Federal Court Daniel Patrick Moynihan in Manhattan, New York, U.S., on Jan. 5, 2026, in this sketch of the courtroom. Jane Rosenberg, Reuters
    Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, have hired a select team of lawyers made up of specialists in constitutional and international law, who have litigated high-profile cases against other governments and defended defendants in criminal cases for espionage, financial or white-collar crimes: fraud, embezzlement, bribery, money laundering, corruption, and also national security.
    
    At the heart of the case is whether Maduro, 63, will be able to invoke immunity as head of state under international law. The U.S. government does not recognize Maduro as the legitimate president of Venezuela, it also questioned the veracity of the results of the presidential election held in July 2024.
    
    Barry Pollack, Julian Assange's defender who called Maduro's capture a "kidnapping"
    
    Barry Pollack is best known for defending Julian Assange in the 'Wikileaks' case. In 2024, Pollack secured Assange's release from a British prison after brokering a deal with the U.S. Department of Justice in which the Australian pleaded guilty to violating the Espionage Act by illegally disclosing sensitive and classified national defense material.
    
    At Maduro's presentation hearing in a New York court, Pollack promised extensive and voluminous litigation. In addition, he called the capture of the Venezuelan leader by the U.S. army a "kidnapping." A graduate of Georgetown University, Pollack is a partner in the New York-based law firm Harris St. Laurent & Wechsler LLP.
    
    In addition, he was the president of the National Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys and routinely handles criminal cases involving financial crimes, corruption, and national security, as well as civil cases, including those involving racketeering. Pollack has been considered a recognized figure in the legal environment in Washington D.C. for 50 years.
    
    In another high-profile case, Pollack secured the acquittal of a former Enron accountant who was facing criminal charges for fraud stemming from the energy giant's bankruptcy. He also regularly collaborates with the media, writes books and advises politicians on law.
    
    Bruce Fein, constitutional expert and a critic of unlimited presidential power
    Bruce Fein, a constitutional lawyer, was also added to Maduro's defense team. From 1981 to 1989, Fein served in the Justice Department under Republican President Ronald Reagan and for years has been a promoter and defender of the system of checks and balances enshrined in the U.S. Constitution.
    
    "Whom the Gods want to destroy, they first appoint him as the policeman of the world to commit crimes and end crimes. What will we say when Putin kidnaps Zelensky?" wrote Fein on his account on the social network X on January 3 at 7:52 AM ET, just hours after Maduro's capture by an elite U.S. military team, which entered Venezuelan territory and captured Maduro and his spouse from a residence in the Fuerte Tiuna military complex. in Caracas.
    
    In 2008 he published the book 'Constitutional Peril: The Life and Death Struggle for Our Constitution and Democracy' in which Fein details the abuses of power by previous U.S. presidents, such as warrantless surveillance and the suspension of habeas corpus, and draws parallels with constitutional crises of the past.
    
    Fein has been a critic of the expansion of presidential power, especially in the context of national security, arguing that the exercise of power without checks and balances has eroded the checks and balances established in the U.S. Constitution. An argument that will probably be used as a defense in the trial against Maduro, questioning the legality of the actions of the Administration of President Donald Trump and the military operation that allowed the capture and transfer of Maduro to U.S. territory.
    
    A former Houston prosecutor will defend Cilia Flores, Maduro's wife
    Cilia Flores, the wife of Nicolas Maduro, is represented by attorney Mark Donnelly, who is a partner at the Houston, Texas-based law firm Parker Sanchez & Donnelly. U.S. media have highlighted that for 12 years, Donnelly worked at the Department of Justice. According to his website, Donnelly's Houston practice focuses on white-collar crime, commercial litigation, and real estate litigation, as well as court cases brought by whistleblowers.
    
    Flores, who was a deputy and presided over Venezuela's National Assembly, rose in the nomenclature of Chavismo as one of the political figures most loyal to former President Hugo Chávez. The relationship between Chávez and Flores dates back to the imprisonment of the then lieutenant colonel in the Yare prison, after the coup attempt he led in 1992 and which tried to overthrow then-President Carlos Andrés Pérez, of the Democratic Action (AD) party.
    
    Flores was one of the defenders of the rebel military, who later contributed to the leftist movement that Chávez promoted and led after the pardon granted to her by then-President Rafael Caldera and her subsequent release. Flores is now charged with drug trafficking charges and possession of machine guns and destructive devices, according to court records from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York.
    
    Venezuelan Congresswoman Cilia Flores shows a copy of the new coat of arms during a session of Congress in Caracas, Venezuela, Tuesday, March 7, 2006. Venezuela's staunchly pro-Chavez National Assembly on Tuesday definitively approved the changes to the flag proposed by the socialist president: an eighth star and a turn of the horse that until now had galloped to the right. The change of direction of the horse in the coat of arms, which appears in the upper left corner of the official flag, is a not-so-subtle metaphor for Chávez's politics.
    
    Venezuelan Congresswoman Cilia Flores shows a copy of the new coat of arms during a session of Congress in Caracas, Venezuela, Tuesday, March 7, 2006. Venezuela's staunchly pro-Chavez National Assembly on Tuesday definitively approved the changes to the flag proposed by the socialist president: an eighth star and a turn of the horse that until now had galloped to the right.
    
    During the presentation hearing in New York, Donnelly said that Flores had suffered "significant injuries" during his capture and that he needed an X-ray and a medical evaluation, suspecting that he could have a fracture or serious contusions to his ribs. Flores appearedor in court with bandages on their forehead, temple and eyelid, according to the AP agency.
    
    His profile published on the website of the law firm Parker Sanchez & Donnelly indicates that prior to joining the Department of Justice, Donnelly worked in the Harris County District Attorney's Office, where he rose to the position of chief felony prosecutor. In 2023, Donnelly was one of the attorneys who assisted in the Texas House investigation into Attorney General Ken Paxton ahead of his impeachment trial in the Texas Senate, where Paxton was acquitted.
    
    With Reuters, AP, AFP, EFE and local media.

    Replies: @Thirdtwin

    This reminded me that Tyler Robinson will be in court next week on January 16th for a preliminary hearing, followed by an arraignment on January 30th. Let’s see if either one of these events make it into the media cycle. My guess is that they won’t.

  • More about what Trump bombed in Venezuela (academic facility, medical facility), murders in Caracas and murder in Minneapolis with the good judge.

    https://www.youtube.com/live/a-rzFK4YCsM?si=L1k49dMA-9KLUr6D

  • @Commentator Mike
    Interesting observations about the assassination attempt on Putin.

    https://youtu.be/MTClM5sRywM?si=HhMGWRwbkxDxYO3B

    Makes you wonder about Trump's intentions when negotiating.

    Replies: @Avery

    Alex Krainer (on Nema’s channel) said he does not believe Trump tried to assassinate Putin. He gave his reasoning as to why: not very convincing.

    Krainer is biased towards Trump: this may be a case of ‘confirmation bias’.
    Krainer just doesn’t want to believe that Trump would be so reckless.
    Who knows.

    Russians have 26 (?) of the control circuitry, according to Andrei, and they officially gave one of the circuits to US Military attaché, proving they were guided by US satellites.

    It is possible the CIA, working with the British, did this without approval or knowledge of Trump.

    • Replies: @Commentator Mike
    @Avery


    It is possible the CIA, working with the British, did this without approval or knowledge of Trump.
     
    Maybe, but the Duran guys are asking the right questions. It looks like Putin took a chance going to Alaska. Many here warned against it. Makes one wonder about the wisdom of meeting Trump in Budapest with so much stuff flying around in the air.
  • @anonymous

    removal of Maduro is a regime change campaign
     
    His Vice President and party are still in place though so the "regime" appears to be left in place with just the absence of one person, not like the wholesale purging of the Baath party in Iraq. Perhaps it is a mafia style message sent for them to cooperate else other bad things will happen. If Maduro were genuinely popular as some make him out to be why did he need dozens of foreigners, Cubans, for his security force? Likewise, its been reported that the Russian mercenary private security outfit, Wagner, was also around to help guard him. What's the matter, not enough trustworthy Venezuelans available to guard him? It appears the culture there is quite different and money talks louder than ideology. Latin American heads of state have routinely been selling out their countries in exchange for a Swiss bank account.

    Replies: @JunkyardDog

    Right, and thanks. Left/liberal defense of the Chavez/Maduro regime ignores the horrific living conditions in some of the world’s worst slums because the purpose of the criticism isn’t to improve the lives of everyday Venezuelans, but to vilify the United States. The Maduro regime is a thugocracy that needed to be ended. As V. S. Naipaul wrote, we make a huge category mistake labeling these South American and African thugocracies nations or countries, as if they were essentially like the nations of North America and Europe and deserve to be treated as such. Venezuela, South Africa, Somali, ad nauseam, are criminal operations supported by the left in America and Europe in the hope of eventually extirpating Western Civilization root and branch from the face of this planet.

    But, we have even bigger fish to fry than preventing Maduro from turning Venezuela into a Chinese forward base and handing it control of the world’s largest reserves of oil, which is recognizing that we are in an existential war for our own survival against an enemy within now taking it to the streets once again. This time we must not allow the Republicans in Congress to do what they get paid to do, which is oppose the Left with words that only make matters worse and, in time, amount to concession of every move leftward for the past seventy-five years.

    • Disagree: Half Norwegian
    • Replies: @Verymuchalive
    @JunkyardDog

    Venezuela's population is apparently 29 million, but 8 million, overwhelmingly middle class or skilled workers, have fled the country. They're not coming back anytime soon. Every day, 2,000 or more leave Venezuela The GDP of Venezuela is a fraction of what it was 30 years ago. This is the biggest catastrophe that has happened to a country in the modern world that has not been caused by natural disaster, famine, war or violent revolution.

    Maduro in particular is culpable for this. The state oil corporation was the source of nearly all the state's revenue. From 2014 Maduro removed nearly all the technically competent PDVSA employees, who quickly left Venezuela, and replaced with incompetent party hacks. Production plummeted and the economy imploded.

    None of this is mentioned in the article, or by the commenters ( I exclude you ), Ron Unz included. It should have been mentioned fully and detailed.

    Having said that, unless the US Government could remove the Venezuela regime quickly, restore constitutional government and aid the return of as many of the 8 million as possible, then no action should have been taken. Trump's action looks like a political stunt, which will be quickly forgotten as new events transpire.

    The only realistic policy is to wait for more and more people to leave Venezuela and the economy to implode completely. Only then will there be any chance of beneficial change - if, indeed, Venezuela survives as a state at all.

    Replies: @John Johnson, @JunkyardDog

    , @John Johnson
    @JunkyardDog

    Right, and thanks. Left/liberal defense of the Chavez/Maduro regime ignores the horrific living conditions in some of the world’s worst slums because the purpose of the criticism isn’t to improve the lives of everyday Venezuelans, but to vilify the United States. The Maduro regime is a thugocracy that needed to be ended.

    Maduro is a thug leftist but that doesn't give Trump the legal right to sidestep the Constitution.

    Congress has war powers:
    To declare War, grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal, and make Rules concerning Captures on Land and Water;
    https://constitutioncenter.org/the-constitution/articles/article-i/clauses/753

    It's rather clear just like tariffs.

    As for slums you can find them in plenty of "free market" South American economies. I guess the invisible hand of Adam Smith hasn't yet fingered all of South America. Haiti is much more "Free market" than Venezuela but I don't seem to see conservatives or libertarians clamoring to visit.

    But, we have even bigger fish to fry than preventing Maduro from turning Venezuela into a Chinese forward base and handing it control of the world’s largest reserves of oil

    Conservative paranoia.

    China has the world's second largest economy and they need oil.

    Why should we be surprised that they buy it from Venezuela? That doesn't mean the two countries were plotting some Red Dawn takeover of the Americas. The Chinese have proven that they are more interested in business than taking sides. They currently sell drones to both Ukraine and China. Putin thought he was pals with China and yet Xi will happily sell drones that kill Russian soldiers. Chinese are the same everywhere. They will smile and sell you both the poison and the cure.

    Replies: @Half Norwegian, @Wokechoke

  • I actually can forsee this: she presents her Peace Prize to PresidentTrump in a grand ceremony and he accepts, giving a speech in which he anoints himself the savior of democracy. Totally believable. After which all in attendance make new-day appointments with their therapists to grope their way thru the inexplicable cadence of life in America.

    • Replies: @N. Joseph Potts
    @katesisco

    What's a "new-day appointment" (with a therapist)?

  • Jan 3, 2026 The *REAL* Reason We Just Invaded Venezuela (It’s Not Drugs)

    In this episode of 51-49, James unearths the hidden geopolitical agenda behind the sudden US bombing of Venezuela: from opposition leader Maria Corina Machado promising to privatize the nation’s vast oil industry for American companies, to reports that Maduro’s removal was urged by “Our Greatest Ally” due to his vocal anti-Israel stance — all suggesting this invasion isn’t just about fighting “narco-terrorism,” but a coordinated regime change operation designed to seize natural resources and appease foreign interests.

    Jan 5, 2026 Maduro’s ‘come get me’ didn’t age well; WH mocks Venezuelan leader, ‘He had his chance, until…’  In a dramatic overnight mission,

    U.S. forces executed Operation Absolute Resolve, capturing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores after months of covert planning and intelligence gathering. Explosions rocked Caracas as elite units struck key targets and seized Maduro, who now faces U.S. charges related to narcoterrorism.

  • @Flavio Silva.
    The premise is incorrect, because Maduro is a ✡️"marrano".

    https://esefarad.com/maduro-da-una-buena-senal-a-la-comunidad-judia-al-recordar-sus-origenes/

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marrano

    Replies: @Mr. Crowley, @Rev. Spooner, @Annacath

    Yep, they’re all in on it. Maduro wasn’t ‘kidnapped’ but was in on the skit.

    The Israel Overlords themselves revealed on the CBS TV show ’60 Minutes’ that they rule the world ‘like Truman Show.’ Even after this major admission from the Overlords most people still insist on viewing reality from some archaic angle of ‘sovereign nations’….lol

    “The world is our stage which we rule behind the scenes like Truman Show.” –60 Minutes (The Pager Plot)

    A.A.

    • Replies: @Jank
    @Mr. Crowley

    Exactly, which is why we need to group up and deal with them the same way the Germans did. Vote National Socialism

  • Trump’s still good … according to Alex Krainer.

    https://www.youtube.com/live/0bktWLaEbhY?si=p3CMsNTW3lpF1m7t

    Canada is now the narco state that is the biggest threat to USA. Narco criminals from north and south are attacking US with drug and people smugglers, and Trump has to defend his country. US is the victim of the New Opium Wars like China was in the old ones.

    What do people think of all this?

    Why doesn’t Trump take the off-shore tax heavens where all the drug money is located? Maybe he will. Then why does Trump pardon convicted narco criminals? Sure, Trump isn’t taking about spreading human rights and democracy but could this war on narco terrorists be another excuse for imperialist land and resource theft, since the old ones wore thin? Why doesn’t Trump start at home and start dishing out death sentences to drug dealers in US causing all those OD’s?

    • Replies: @Kingsmeg
    @Commentator Mike


    Canada is now the narco state that is the biggest threat to USA.

    What do people think of all this?
     
    I think Krainer has fallen off his rocker.

    Canadian banks are fully integrated with their USA counterparts, and yes there are a few drug manufacturing labs in Canada that supply USA. That's because Canada's economy has been integrated with USA's, by design, over decades. But the criminal element that runs the drug labs and the banks is not from Canada. If Canada poofed out of existence tomorrow, absolutely nothing about the drug trade in USA would change.
  • @Same old same old
    I guess I don't really care about stock buybacks. Perhaps we should abolish the stock market and limit market cap of corporations. The stock market benefits no one except speculators and banks. We cannot have a free country if a small number of corporations are enabled to act extra-judicially against the population.

    However, we know Trump is wholly owned by the Jewish elites. He isn't going against their interests, so we can be entirely certain there is some kind of scam afoot if he is pretending to do something for the people. Just like the tariff scam has been a massive insider trading scheme along with a direct black money harvesting operation for the CIA.

    Replies: @anon

    The stock market benefits no one except speculators and banks.

    Where do you morons come up with this rubbish?

    The stock market has made millions and millions of middle-class people wealthy.

    • LOL: Understory
    • Troll: Half Norwegian
    • Replies: @Brad Anbro
    @anon

    YOUR WORDS:

    "The stock market has made millions and millions of middle-class people wealthy."

    and

    "Where do you morons come up with this rubbish?"

    What I would like to know is where YOU come up with this rubbish?

    Most of the stock market holdings are held by institutions and RICH investors. I would say that in these times in which we now live, very few ordinary Americans hold any appreciable amounts of stock. Some years ago, I had holdings in the stock market - me, a (then) industrial electrician. At the advice of my stock broker, I had bought a quantity of Worldcom shares, which I ended up selling for 7 CENTS a share.

    Middle Class American citizens today, for the most part, live from paycheck to paycheck, have huge amounts of credit card and vehicle DEBT, in addition to large mortgage or rent payments. They have, for the most part, very little in savings accounts.

    As Ann Landers used to tell her readers, "Wake up and smell the coffee!"

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain

  • @Commentator Mike
    The Antichrist has arisen! MAGAtard lunatics are going mental in ecstasy of the coming Rapture. War will be launched against Iran to destroy the Al Asqa compound and "re"build the Third Temple. God's army is bogged down in the Ukraine making slow progress westward at a snail's pace; it's only allies being the Godless Chinese and North Koreans in the coming battle of Armageddon. Prophecy fulfilled! Will the Defender of the Faith, Vladimir Putin have to fire off the nukes to save the World from the monstrous Evil that will shroud it, and seal the Antichrist and his demonic minions in the Bottomless Pit for Eternity?

    Deus Vult!

    Replies: @John1357642

    The irony here is that the godless chinese is today closer to God’s commandment than the gayest country on earth israel and all its zog vassals, sodomy celebrating countries and their globohomo values.

    If Russia learned from the bible that there are 2 genders and China learned from the biology textbooks that there are 2 genders, our talmudic overlords in the west brainwash us to think that there are 53 genders.

  • I guess I don’t really care about stock buybacks. Perhaps we should abolish the stock market and limit market cap of corporations. The stock market benefits no one except speculators and banks. We cannot have a free country if a small number of corporations are enabled to act extra-judicially against the population.

    However, we know Trump is wholly owned by the Jewish elites. He isn’t going against their interests, so we can be entirely certain there is some kind of scam afoot if he is pretending to do something for the people. Just like the tariff scam has been a massive insider trading scheme along with a direct black money harvesting operation for the CIA.

    • Replies: @anon
    @Same old same old


    The stock market benefits no one except speculators and banks.
     
    Where do you morons come up with this rubbish?

    The stock market has made millions and millions of middle-class people wealthy.

    Replies: @Brad Anbro

  • @Shahnameh
    What were George Bush Sr, George Wallace and Bill Clinton photographed at Kennebunkport in 1983???

    Replies: @xyzxy

    What were George Bush Sr, George Wallace and Bill Clinton photographed at Kennebunkport in 1983???

    You mean what were they doing together? Eating lobster. And drinking Mountain Dew out of a can. Although it’s not clear from the photo what Bill was throwing back. I don’t think Billy Beer had been invented, yet. Of course Wallace had to sit. The others could have walked away.

    Evidently a meeting of sitting governors organized by the White House. Do you have a different take on the event? Something you might want to share?

  • @ghali
    The drug cartels, often associated with the US (CIA), are controlled by the United States. The US war on drugs is essentially a tactic to regulate the drug trade entering the country, while also providing a convenient excuse to carry out criminal imperialist actions, exploiting resources and perpetuating suffering among the population in the region. Extensive research in libraries covers the use and management of drugs, including their distribution by Jews in the US. Drugs are a primary method used to manipulate the population, second only to television. An illustrative instance is the US's involvement in the drug trade in Afghanistan. Over the 20 years of illegal and criminal US occupation of Afghanistan, drug production, particularly heroin, saw a significant rise, becoming a profitable business for US businessmen and troops stationed in the country. The current Afghan government seems to be following the same trend as pre-occupation, attempting to eliminate drugs in Afghanistan.

    Replies: @Gbyut, @Passing through, @Kingsmeg

    Don’t forget all the proceeds from drug sales in the US are either laundered back into the commercial economy by spending for material goods ( TVs, Washers, A/C units, etc… ) that are shipped back to places like Columbia or Mexico and sold at retail, or laundered through the banking system to recapitalize the banks.

    Make no mistake law-enforcement, politicians ( the ones that aren’t drunk all the time or raping children ), and our so called elites know and prosper from this criminal activity.

    • Agree: Brad Anbro
  • @eah
    @Ron Unz

    Trump specifically said he wants Congress to codify the ban on corporations owning homes -- but such a ban, which seems likely to pass, does not go far enough: it should also force these corporations to sell their existing inventory.

    Regarding 'royal decrees' being 'bad precedent', the US Constitution ('muh Constitution'), and choosing representatives via mass democracy ('muh democracy'), are the backdrop to all that's wrong in the US today, including especially 'diversity' -- ethnic fractiousness and a low quality electorate make every problem more difficult to solve.

    Good governance is far more important than your (or anyone else's) opinion about what might be 'bad precedent' -- and it's clear that mass democracy combined with an influential mass media does not result in good governance.

    The lower quality of the electorate is also now reflected in the type of scum people being elected to Congress: 'How do we deal with the fact that many Congressional Dems believe things about critical issues that have no connection to reality?' -- he's talking about a fat woman from Washington state in Congress saying that instead of looking so closely at Somali fraud, we ought to investigate 'white men who are committing violence at disproportionate rates in our country.'

    Stupid, ignorant lawmakers like her are the result of 'muh democracy' -- I would call whatever process has resulted in the presence of her and others like her in Congress manifestly 'bad precedent' -- so bad that it should be seen as unsustainable, and not allowed to continue.

    Replies: @Same old same old, @True Blue

    Another MAGAt subhuman who is going to try to justify a Zionist psychopath attempting to drag us into a world war because “muh democrats”.

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    including especially ‘diversity’ — ethnic fractiousness and a low quality electorate make every problem more difficult to solve.

    You mean like Little Marco, the Cuban Gimmiegrant with a chip on his shoulder goading Trump to invade Caribbean countries so he can get back at Castro for stripping his Nacro-Mafioso parents of their ill-gotten power?

    Good governance is far more important than your (or anyone else’s) opinion about what might be ‘bad precedent’

    And you’re going to tell me what Trump has been up to since he got back into office is good governance? Inflation has tripled on some products, we’re on the verge of a massive war, civil rights of everyone are gone. This is not what the vast majority of humanity wants to live under. If it’s what you want to live under, self-deport.

    The lower quality of the electorate is also now reflected in the type of scum people being elected to Congress

    Maybe we should look at the quality of hand-picked officials in the Trump regime:
    – Little Marco, the anchor baby who wants to rule the world
    – Kegseth, a drunken Fox Jews host who wants to LARP as crusader
    – RFK Jr, a quack pseudo-doctor with a brain worm
    – Dr. Oz, another quack pseudo-doctor
    – JD Vance, a man who compulsively wears makeup
    These are who he chose. They didn’t go through a primary and election, he wanted them. If the “the lower quality of the electorate is also now reflected in the type of scum people being elected to Congress” then the utter garbage quality of MAGA is reflected in the scum Donald Trump has put in power.

    Somali fraud

    You mean the bullshit made up to distract from the Epstein files and, curiously, give an excuse to MAGA to film toddlers?

    white men who are committing violence at disproportionate rates in our country

    The Trump Regime does seem to be primarily white. Whites who have sold their souls to Zion. Like yourself, I assume. But perhaps I should not make that assumption until I see the foreskin, right?

    bad precedent

    The bad precedent here is that once the whitehouse is fumigated, there will never be another right-wing federal government in the US. That’s likely the true objective of the Trump Regime.

    • Thanks: Annacath
  • So tired of the bedwetters like Judge Napolitano or Phil Giraldi bemoaning the removal of Maduro. Napolitano now thinks he’s a martyr or that his life is in danger because of his bedwetting about Trump.

    How about being a bit more circumspect? I believe I have these facts correct though I am pulling from memory:

    * Obama: forces out Haiti President Aristide puts him on a military plane to exile in Africa

    * Obama: forces out President Zelaya of Honduras, abducts and prosecutes.

    * GW Bush: invades Iraq to remove Saddam Hussein from power.

    * HW Bush: invades Panama abducts Noriega, prosecutes him in Florida.

    The substantial difference between what Trump is doing and what the other administrations have done is this : Trump.

    Trump is too stupid or unconcerned to make up some bullshit story about democracy or human rights. He’s too much of a selfish oaf to offer a slick smile like Obama.

    To be clear, a better use of this type of executive branch effort is to arrest federal judges, and governors, and other state officials that are abetting the invasion of our country by non-Whites.

    It’s just a matter of time before one of these Washington DC factions ceases complete power. It’s going to be “who whom” very soon and these bullshit operations in Latin America don’t matter that much.

    • Thanks: Gerbils
    • Replies: @Passing through
    @Gbyut

    Don't forget Libya. Where were these people then?

    , @Anon
    @Gbyut

    So tired of the bedwetters like Judge Napolitano or Phil Giraldi bemoaning the removal of Maduro.

     

    Agreed but you forgot to add Johnson, Blumenthal, Sachs, Freeman, Ritter and Crooke. All they do is whine and clutch pearls. I give a little leeway to McGovern, Wilkerson, Mearsheimer and McGregor (military info only) as they seem to at least be able to question the "safe for public consumption" narrative and think out of the box at times.

    The substantial difference between what Trump is doing and what the other administrations have done is this : Trump. Trump is too stupid or unconcerned to make up some bullshit story about democracy or human rights. He’s too much of a selfish oaf to offer a slick smile like Obama.

     

    Stop. The "Trump is stupid, selfish, idiot" or "a dictator" dis is getting old, tired and clearly not true. Here is a man who built buildings around the world, dominated prime time TV ratings for a decade with his TV show and won the presidency twice in non-consecutive terms. Do just *one* of those things and you are in rarefied air.

    If that isn't enough, consider this. I voted for Trump because Harris would have been a disaster and we would already be in the middle of a nuclear WWIII or another plandemic and the commies/globalist would have taken over, forever. So shouldn't we add that to Trump's list of accomplishments?

    In any case, Trump is talented enough use bullshit stories and slick smiles to hide his real motives like past presidents. But he isn't like past presidents, I think he genuinely loves this country and wants to save it from the CIA and Brit bankers. So what is he doing? Recently in an interview, in an off-hand comment Sachs said of the Venezuela decap "Well, this is really at least what Trump has done is expose the fact that we are at the end of constitutional rule in the U.S." Sachs is too dim to take a step back and realize that exposing the corruption is exactly what Trump is doing.

    Trump is going on a rampage now and recently said that international law can't stop him, only his own moral compass. He has both sides of the aisle claiming that he is a dictator and exceeding his authority as president, blah, blah, blah. None of this makes any sense to Judge Nap & Friends and all they can do is think (contrary to the facts); "oh, he's a regime-change NeoCon now" or "He's controlled by Israel", etc. This is all 1D thinking in spades.

    The reality is that U.S. congress has not declared war since 1942 and yet the U.S. has been constantly at war since WWII. It is not Trump that is violating (or shirking) his constitutional powers and responsibilities but congress. The genius of the founding fathers was that they knew that populations never want war unless genuinely threatened which is why that power is constitutionally assigned to 435 representatives and not one man. Trump’s goal is to force congress to reclaim that power and block any future, real dictator or shitty presidents.

    To be clear, a better use of this type of executive branch effort is to arrest federal judges, and governors, and other state officials that are abetting the invasion of our country by non-Whites.

     

    He is ending the invasion but much more, the cause of the flood. He's going after the CIA and the corrupt British banking system we now live under. A direct assault would only lead to him getting assasinated. I think he is too selfish to allow that. I think the fake Butler, PA "assasination" was staged to take that arrow out of the CIA's quiver as a second successful assasination would be very difficult to cover up in the age of citizen-journalists.

    The wider issue is that under our system of competing mafias they still need “the people” to go along with the wars. This is called “manufacturing consent” (based on lies) ala Chomsky. With Pearl Harbor, Gulf of Tonkin Resolution and WTC attacks we all know how that works by now. Trump is using a different strategy based on “manufacturing mandate” (by revealing the truth) and being on the right side of 80/20 issues and thus empowered to take political action.

  • Interesting observations about the assassination attempt on Putin.

    Makes you wonder about Trump’s intentions when negotiating.

    • Replies: @Avery
    @Commentator Mike

    Alex Krainer (on Nema's channel) said he does not believe Trump tried to assassinate Putin. He gave his reasoning as to why: not very convincing.

    Krainer is biased towards Trump: this may be a case of 'confirmation bias'.
    Krainer just doesn't want to believe that Trump would be so reckless.
    Who knows.

    Russians have 26 (?) of the control circuitry, according to Andrei, and they officially gave one of the circuits to US Military attaché, proving they were guided by US satellites.

    It is possible the CIA, working with the British, did this without approval or knowledge of Trump.

    Replies: @Commentator Mike

  • The Antichrist has arisen! MAGAtard lunatics are going mental in ecstasy of the coming Rapture. War will be launched against Iran to destroy the Al Asqa compound and “re”build the Third Temple. God’s army is bogged down in the Ukraine making slow progress westward at a snail’s pace; it’s only allies being the Godless Chinese and North Koreans in the coming battle of Armageddon. Prophecy fulfilled! Will the Defender of the Faith, Vladimir Putin have to fire off the nukes to save the World from the monstrous Evil that will shroud it, and seal the Antichrist and his demonic minions in the Bottomless Pit for Eternity?

    Deus Vult!

    • Replies: @John1357642
    @Commentator Mike

    The irony here is that the godless chinese is today closer to God's commandment than the gayest country on earth israel and all its zog vassals, sodomy celebrating countries and their globohomo values.

    If Russia learned from the bible that there are 2 genders and China learned from the biology textbooks that there are 2 genders, our talmudic overlords in the west brainwash us to think that there are 53 genders.

  • There are reasons to be happy, as there’s a high likelihood that Maduro and Cilia Flores will be released and returned to Venezuela, thanks to their strong team of defense lawyers.
    
    Who is the legal team seeking the acquittal of Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores?
    USA and Canada
    
    Source of news article: https://www.france24.com/es/ee-uu-y-canad%C3%A1/20260108-qui%C3%A9n-es-el-equipo-legal-que-busca-la-absoluci%C3%B3n-de-nicol%C3%A1s-maduro-y-cilia-flores
    

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    The Venezuelan leader and his wife hired as defenders a team of veteran lawyers, who know well the ins and outs of U.S. justice, graduates of Ivy League universities and specialists in international and constitutional law. All three attorneys have experience in high-profile cases. Two of them have worked in administrations of Republican presidents and litigated cases against other governments.
    
    First modified: 08/01/2026 – 23:43 Captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores attend his appearance with defense attorneys Barry Pollack and Mark Donnelly to face U.S. federal charges including narcoterrorism, conspiracy, drug trafficking, money laundering and others, in the Daniel Patrick Moynihan Federal Court in Manhattan, New York, USA, on January 5, 2026, in this sketch of the courtroom.
    
    Captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores attend their arraignment with defense attorneys Barry Pollack and Mark Donnelly to face U.S. federal charges including narco-terrorism, conspiracy, drug trafficking, money laundering and others, in Federal Court Daniel Patrick Moynihan in Manhattan, New York, U.S., on Jan. 5, 2026, in this sketch of the courtroom. Jane Rosenberg, Reuters
    Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, have hired a select team of lawyers made up of specialists in constitutional and international law, who have litigated high-profile cases against other governments and defended defendants in criminal cases for espionage, financial or white-collar crimes: fraud, embezzlement, bribery, money laundering, corruption, and also national security.
    
    At the heart of the case is whether Maduro, 63, will be able to invoke immunity as head of state under international law. The U.S. government does not recognize Maduro as the legitimate president of Venezuela, it also questioned the veracity of the results of the presidential election held in July 2024.
    
    Barry Pollack, Julian Assange’s defender who called Maduro’s capture a “kidnapping”
    
    Barry Pollack is best known for defending Julian Assange in the ‘Wikileaks’ case. In 2024, Pollack secured Assange’s release from a British prison after brokering a deal with the U.S. Department of Justice in which the Australian pleaded guilty to violating the Espionage Act by illegally disclosing sensitive and classified national defense material.
    
    At Maduro’s presentation hearing in a New York court, Pollack promised extensive and voluminous litigation. In addition, he called the capture of the Venezuelan leader by the U.S. army a “kidnapping.” A graduate of Georgetown University, Pollack is a partner in the New York-based law firm Harris St. Laurent & Wechsler LLP.
    
    In addition, he was the president of the National Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys and routinely handles criminal cases involving financial crimes, corruption, and national security, as well as civil cases, including those involving racketeering. Pollack has been considered a recognized figure in the legal environment in Washington D.C. for 50 years.
    
    In another high-profile case, Pollack secured the acquittal of a former Enron accountant who was facing criminal charges for fraud stemming from the energy giant’s bankruptcy. He also regularly collaborates with the media, writes books and advises politicians on law.
    
    Bruce Fein, constitutional expert and a critic of unlimited presidential power
    Bruce Fein, a constitutional lawyer, was also added to Maduro’s defense team. From 1981 to 1989, Fein served in the Justice Department under Republican President Ronald Reagan and for years has been a promoter and defender of the system of checks and balances enshrined in the U.S. Constitution.
    
    ”Whom the Gods want to destroy, they first appoint him as the policeman of the world to commit crimes and end crimes. What will we say when Putin kidnaps Zelensky?” wrote Fein on his account on the social network X on January 3 at 7:52 AM ET, just hours after Maduro’s capture by an elite U.S. military team, which entered Venezuelan territory and captured Maduro and his spouse from a residence in the Fuerte Tiuna military complex. in Caracas.
    
    In 2008 he published the book ‘Constitutional Peril: The Life and Death Struggle for Our Constitution and Democracy’ in which Fein details the abuses of power by previous U.S. presidents, such as warrantless surveillance and the suspension of habeas corpus, and draws parallels with constitutional crises of the past.
    
    Fein has been a critic of the expansion of presidential power, especially in the context of national security, arguing that the exercise of power without checks and balances has eroded the checks and balances established in the U.S. Constitution. An argument that will probably be used as a defense in the trial against Maduro, questioning the legality of the actions of the Administration of President Donald Trump and the military operation that allowed the capture and transfer of Maduro to U.S. territory.
    
    A former Houston prosecutor will defend Cilia Flores, Maduro’s wife
    Cilia Flores, the wife of Nicolas Maduro, is represented by attorney Mark Donnelly, who is a partner at the Houston, Texas-based law firm Parker Sanchez & Donnelly. U.S. media have highlighted that for 12 years, Donnelly worked at the Department of Justice. According to his website, Donnelly’s Houston practice focuses on white-collar crime, commercial litigation, and real estate litigation, as well as court cases brought by whistleblowers.
    
    Flores, who was a deputy and presided over Venezuela’s National Assembly, rose in the nomenclature of Chavismo as one of the political figures most loyal to former President Hugo Chávez. The relationship between Chávez and Flores dates back to the imprisonment of the then lieutenant colonel in the Yare prison, after the coup attempt he led in 1992 and which tried to overthrow then-President Carlos Andrés Pérez, of the Democratic Action (AD) party.
    
    Flores was one of the defenders of the rebel military, who later contributed to the leftist movement that Chávez promoted and led after the pardon granted to her by then-President Rafael Caldera and her subsequent release. Flores is now charged with drug trafficking charges and possession of machine guns and destructive devices, according to court records from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York.
    
    Venezuelan Congresswoman Cilia Flores shows a copy of the new coat of arms during a session of Congress in Caracas, Venezuela, Tuesday, March 7, 2006. Venezuela’s staunchly pro-Chavez National Assembly on Tuesday definitively approved the changes to the flag proposed by the socialist president: an eighth star and a turn of the horse that until now had galloped to the right. The change of direction of the horse in the coat of arms, which appears in the upper left corner of the official flag, is a not-so-subtle metaphor for Chávez’s politics.
    
    Venezuelan Congresswoman Cilia Flores shows a copy of the new coat of arms during a session of Congress in Caracas, Venezuela, Tuesday, March 7, 2006. Venezuela’s staunchly pro-Chavez National Assembly on Tuesday definitively approved the changes to the flag proposed by the socialist president: an eighth star and a turn of the horse that until now had galloped to the right.
    
    During the presentation hearing in New York, Donnelly said that Flores had suffered “significant injuries” during his capture and that he needed an X-ray and a medical evaluation, suspecting that he could have a fracture or serious contusions to his ribs. Flores appearedor in court with bandages on their forehead, temple and eyelid, according to the AP agency.
    
    His profile published on the website of the law firm Parker Sanchez & Donnelly indicates that prior to joining the Department of Justice, Donnelly worked in the Harris County District Attorney’s Office, where he rose to the position of chief felony prosecutor. In 2023, Donnelly was one of the attorneys who assisted in the Texas House investigation into Attorney General Ken Paxton ahead of his impeachment trial in the Texas Senate, where Paxton was acquitted.
    
    With Reuters, AP, AFP, EFE and local media.

    • Replies: @Thirdtwin
    @Low-carb Political Movement

    This reminded me that Tyler Robinson will be in court next week on January 16th for a preliminary hearing, followed by an arraignment on January 30th. Let’s see if either one of these events make it into the media cycle. My guess is that they won’t.

  • @Anonymous
    Annie Get Your Gun (1950)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lakGIwI9u0

    Replies: @Constant Walker

    There’s no business BUT show business. It’s all performance art. Everybody is play-acting.

  • Again, I can’t really disagree with this line of investigation. I wasn’t clued in on all the details, other than recalling Chavez wasn’t a fan of Israel, but it was immediately what I thought on reading the response in the Jewish press. That this is more something to do with Jewish power. And Trump has been used, just like Bush was.

    And if oil is a factor, it’s not for America to use this very inconvenient, and apparently very environmentally sensitive oil, it’s oil as a vital asset of a state that’s not on board with the script, to make sure it doesn’t use this asset, develop itself with it, to become more of a problem down the line, supplying it to, and teaming up with other states that hold a similar position.

    When they have talked about ‘bringing democracy’, which they haven’t even bothered much with this time, what they mean is bringing Jew-worship, bringing Israel-worship, or if we can’t quite do that, just bomb them back into the stone age to set them back.

    I have seen speculation that Trump might have had a plan in mind for the serious refugee explosion from Venezuela, a product of their own policies – probably well intentioned from their point of view, and then crippling sanctions. Aside from unwanted immigrants, this flood is also rife with criminality, human trafficking and exploitation.

    It’s an interesting idea, I suppose one could argue regime change might facilitate that, but I’m not persuaded it’s the reason this has happened.