Quote from: paxmao on August 22, 2025, 09:55:57 PM

During the last weeks, there is an accumulation of US ships - including some amphibious assault capable units near the coast of Venezuela. Is this a negotiating position or are we about to get yet anothe war of aggression?

Until we can come up with solid facts and proofs to show that truely US want to militarily attack Venezuela otherwise it could be regarded as speculation for me.
Amidst this, there are also certain systematic approaches that suggest otherwise.
Though the president of Venezuela Nicholas Maduro has pointed at the secret military base at Essequibo as a treat hence a reason to suggest an attack or insecurity because normally this are territories that should literally be attributed to Venezuela and Guyana
US war ship deployment to tackle narco terrorists was to some extent not done with a genuine intention, for transparency sake I feel like it should have been more transparent other than it to look like an act of forcefully taking over the region. I do not tend to clearly know what the intentions behind this actions may be but I feel like it's more of politics and security issues.

Triumph increasing the number of security patrolling the boarder to 15,000 is commendable for me but I just hope his intentions are pure truly he has stated that it's to combat drug trafficking into the area so if that be the case then it's a perfect move owing to the fact that over the years only God knows the amount of atrocities that might have been going on there .
The president of Venezuela and the prime minister coming out to say the place is void of drug trafficking is what I'm yet to come to conclusion with. People should know the whole truth are there other things under the ground that people don't know of??

Us sub marine and other war ship changing direction and focusing towards the coast of Venezuela is indeed of great concern but the US is hiding under the cover of trying to cortail the sale and distribution of cocaine and other dangerous drugs around the region and beyond how that won't have been a problem but I feel like it is probably seen as a treat is because the drug lords and cartels tend to cover there interest hence the reason why Trumph pointed fingers at the president and his right hand man placing a whooping sum of 50million and 25million dollars respectively there is obviously some possible condition of the men in the crime they accused of just my thought actually.

Honestly am forced to if this whole saga is really about drug smuggling or probably about squeezing Maduro into a tight corner I mean I mean the bounty of 50 million dollars is extremely high for me so I thought.
This could all be triggered towards making Maduro to actually come out to admit his involvement in drug shipment but then what could be the interest of the US in making him do that all together there are just so much involved in this crisis.