Trump's DOJ Used a Fake 'Drug Cartel' to Justify Kidnapping Venezuelan President Maduro and Got Caught in the Lie
They Lied About the Cartel. They Lied About the Drugs. What Else Are They Lying About?
Caracas, Venezuela: American special forces breach the presidential residence in a predawn raid. Flashbangs. Gunfire. The First Lady is thrown to the ground and injured in the chaos. Within minutes, President Nicolas Maduro is in handcuffs, dragged from his own home by foreign soldiers. Simultaneously, American warplanes light up the capital city. Explosions rock the streets. By the time the sun rises, the president of a sovereign nation is on a plane to New York, his country is burning, and the President of the United States announces that America will now “run” Venezuela.
It sounds like the opening of a Tom Clancy novel. The kind of decisive military action that makes action movie fans cheer. We got the bad guy. The drug lord. The narco-terrorist who was flooding our streets with cocaine and arming rebels and trying to destroy America.
