Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - Is a US War with Venezuela Imminent? | Full Breakdown

Episode Date: September 9, 2025

The world is watching as Venezuela becomes the next flashpoint for global conflict. In this episode of Investigate Earth Podcast, we break down the growing tensions between Venezuela, the United States, and powerful allies like Russia, China, and Iran. From the Caribbean drug war to naval maneuvers off Venezuela’s coast, the situation is rapidly escalating into something far bigger than the mainstream media is willing to admit. We explore the real story behind the “war on drugs” narrative and ask the tough questions: Is the U.S. preparing for military intervention in Venezuela? Are foreign powers using Venezuela as a strategic foothold in the Western Hemisphere? And what role do sanctions, corruption, and narco-trafficking really play in this unfolding conflict? Listeners will gain insight into:Why Venezuela’s alliances with Russia, Iran, and China matter now more than everThe truth behind Caribbean drug routes and U.S. military operationsHow sanctions and economic warfare are pushing Venezuela to the brinkWhat war in Venezuela could mean for the U.S., Latin America, and the worldThis episode is a must-listen for anyone following global politics, the drug war, or the future of U.S. foreign policy.Our Merchandise Store 

Hello and welcome to Investigator's podcast. I'm your host chat alongside my beautiful wife, Sherry. On tonight's episode, we're talking about Venezuela and how it's not just a struggling socialist state. It's become a key piece in a shadow war. Nicholas Madura clings to power while Russia, China, and Iran quietly deepen their presence in the region. The United States, meanwhile, scrambles to hold on to influence in a hemisphere slipping from its grasp. And we're told this is all about drugs, cocaine, cartels, and smuggling routes stretching north and to the United States, that's the official story. But the closer you look, the less it makes sense.

The maps don't light up, the routes are so clear, and yet Venezuela remains at the center of it all. President Trump warned that America was fighting a drug war with Venezuela. But what if that was just only the surface of something much larger? What if the real story is hidden in plain sight, just beyond the headlines? And tonight we're going to ask the hard questions, because whatever is unfolding in Venezuela isn't just about one country. It may be the spark for a conflict that reaches across the globe.

guys welcome to the show it is september 8th 2025 the name of this song is freedom by tori wolf and i'm going to go ahead and say you got to bear with us on this episode because this is a lot to talk about it's a lot to kind of explain and suss out like what is the real story what is propaganda obviously everybody's been asking us to cover this story are we about to be at war with venezuela well if you look at the maps if you look at what we're actually seeing in the caribbean where you have warships that seem to be surrounding Venezuela. You also have the Venezuelan Air Force. I guess they actually have that.

That is flying F-16 fighter jets. And they are buzzing some of our battleships and our warships. And just the other day, Trump had warned them and said, look, if you guys keep doing this, like, it's not going to go good. And we're not really going to keep warning you. This is like your only warning. In a lot of ways, these two fighters flew very close to our battleships in the Caribbean. kind of buzz in the tower as a show of force. And this obviously came right after the United States took out the narco boat or the drug boat that they say was full of drugs.

And there were 11 people on board. All 11 of those people are now no longer people. They are pieces, I guess, of people in the ocean. We still don't 100% know what actually took that boat out, whether it was a drone or some type helicopter. But either way, a lot of speculation on whether Trump and the U.S. government should have done that. Typically in the past, when you are intercepting, whether it be drug boats or whatever from South America, usually the Coast Guard handles a lot of that. They will interdict these boats. They will usually shoot out the engines. Then they will go down. Usually

they'll have boats come alongside and then they will board the boats. They will question them. Sometimes they will obviously arrest them, deport them, whatever they got to do. But in this case, Trump and the Department of War now, which they're calling the Department of War and not defense, just decided to blow up the entire boat and everybody on it. Well, what's crazy about this whole thing, too, is that they blew up this boat and they gave over the footage where they showed that they blew up the boat. Yeah. But we still today have no names of anyone that was on the boat.

Isn't that kind of weird? Well, there's no names. You know, we don't for sure absolutely 100% know that they were, I guess, traveling with drugs. Now, we do know that cartel members, they will get their pee on. in these boats quite often from South America. And usually these trips go from Columbia in this region and either they go the Pacific route or they'll go up through the Caribbean into Florida area.

This particular boat, I believe, was kind of going more towards the east coast of Florida. And what the Trump administration later went to say was this was Venezuelans. They were trying to bring tons of drugs into our country. And instead of interdicting these people asking questions, making sure they were actually drugs, by the way, we just blew the boat up because we're like you know what screw this we're going to send the message to all these cartels anywhere in south america that you're not going to bring drugs into america but the big question i think here is is is this really about drugs because mainstream media including fox news and

msnbc and everybody is saying this is a drug war we are about to go to war with the cartels and obviously about six months ago, Trump actually designated cartels or these drug cartels, mostly in Mexico, but also you have them in Northern South America. He designated them as terrorist organizations. This literally just happened about six months ago. When Trump was asked about it by media, I think it was about four or five days ago, he said, well, they were a terrorist organization. So that's why we blew them up.

Yeah. And he also called him second rate news. Yeah. Yeah. So, I mean, we're going to talk about all this because, you know, this is yet. another subject to where you see people on the right that are fighting within themselves. So there are people on the right that believe that we should not have carried out a strike like this on a boat without due process of some sort, whether actually confirming, I guess, whether they had drugs or not.

I'm assuming that the Department of War, along with other intelligence, would have likely verified where the boat was coming from. They probably had satellite or drones on that boat from the time and actually put the drugs in the boat and then bringing it up to where they actually locked on and hit this boat in the ocean. I would like to actually see that intel because I think that would obviously solve a lot of questions for a lot of people, whether or not, hey, was this an actual drug boat? Is this some false flag to kind of bring in this drug war type narrative to where you get

the American people on board to then invade Venezuela? Because right now, the Trump administration is making it look like Venezuela is like the main hub of drugs in the entire world. And so what we're going to talk about on this show is, is that true, number one? Is there any other reason the United States might be trying to invade Venezuela? And we mentioned a little bit about that on our intro, but there is also potentially another aspect of why we would invade Venezuela in similar fashion to maybe how we've invaded other countries in the past.

And to be honest with you, until I started looking into Venezuela, there were some facts about Venezuela. I had no idea about. I had absolutely no idea about. So we will get into all of that. Before we do, I want to go ahead and mention because we never mentioned this. We do have a merchandise store. That is investigate earth store.com.

We will make sure to put the link in the description. We got some awesome hoodies. It is just with our Investigator Earth logos on them. Obviously, it is about hoodie season right here, right now in South Carolina. I think we're sitting in a cool 75 degrees. No humidity. Perfect weather. We are done with 90 and 100 degree weather.

I'm so glad. I am literally so thankful. And I used to love summer and stuff. But man, I'm telling you, this summer has been absolutely brutal. And there were so many days. I was just praying.

I was like, please do not be 110 tomorrow, 105. And it was. And then we would pray for rain. And then the rain wouldn't come. And then the sun was coming right in our windows. Yeah.

And our house was like 85 degrees upstairs. Yeah, because crazy. With all the air conditioners we had this summer, with everything, central units, window units in. It still did not cool the house because we have these huge tall sillings, especially in the living

room. And then all of that heat was just transferred upstairs, which is also where we do podcasts. So it was a tough summer for us, especially up here trying to do podcasts when the just air conditioner was not keeping up. So, but anyways, make sure you go and pick up some merchandise. We do have a limited edition merchandise every month. We change that about once a month. And once we change it, it's never going to be there again.

We got some cool Metallica merch. It says MK Ultra. well, looks pretty freaking amazing. And then we also got some other conspiracy related stuff. We are on a Kim Trail type thing or cloud seeding, weather modification theme, I guess, this month. And we're going to change it up next month to something else. But if you do want some of that limited merch, go check it out.

Or just our merchandise that talks about or has our investigator's logo on it. That is found at InvestigatororStore.com. Also want to mention that we are on all social media. And we are on X. We're on Facebook. We're on Instagram. And honestly, we've been having a lot more luck on Instagram lately than we've ever had. And we're doing better on

Instagram than we are by far on X. And I know for those that have followed us for a while, I was like, you know, once Elon took over X, I was like, finally we got a free speech platform. And you do to some degree. But I go back to the thing that Elon said probably about a year ago. He said, well, yeah, it's free speech, but it's not freedom of reach. Right. So what they're doing is anybody that's controversial or says something that is not necessarily good for their advertisers because you got to remember, X is still heavily utilizing advertisers that have come back to the platform. Now all of a sudden, this, well, we got to make sure that anyone that these advertisers don't

agree with, especially the New World Order type advertiser folks, we got to make sure that they just don't reach people. And so we've saw this with Into Thin Air recently. He had actually posted a few days ago. He said, you know, he went from 200,000 views on some of his videos to now it's like 3,000 reach. So obviously his account kind of got nuked. I think our account has been nuked. And so if we post something, no matter how great it is, you know, it might reach 300 people. It might reach 400 people. In hindsight, though, on Instagram, we'll post something that's a

good video or a good story or something. We've got over the past, I think 30 days, we're about 4 million views in the past 30 days. Before that, we had one video that was 12 million views. I think is at 12 million now. So I think that whole month was about 16 million views. So whatever Instagram is done, we're heavily trying to utilize Instagram, obviously, because we want reach. So make sure you go follow us on all of those platforms. And if you do see us over on X, make sure you share something that we post to see if maybe we can break that. I guess you can say shadow ban because that's essentially what it is. So I want to go ahead and get into part of the official story.

And this is Trump's next plans on Venezuela, as reported on the news. Listen. 15 minutes past the hour. and Venezuela is on high alert this morning as the U.S. military quickly builds up in the Caribbean. The South American country ordering more troops near the coast to tackle drug trafficking. That move coming after the U.S.

hit suspected cartel members last week on a boat. With President Trump warning, more military operations may be on the horizon. News nations, Tom Dempsey, has the latest from the White House. Tom, we're now learning more about what kinds of forces the president is sending down to the Caribbean. That's right, Marky. Good morning. News Nation has learned that 10 F-35 stealth fighter jets will be sent to Puerto Rico later this week as part of this growing U.S. military presence in the region.

But this comes as there's some big questions going around about what could lie ahead with Venezuela, especially after these comments from President Trump. Take a listen. Why are you considering attacking the carchels inside of Venezuela? What are you going to find out? Now, this all comes after that U.S. military strike killed 11 people on board an alleged drug boat that left Venezuela last Tuesday. President Trump saying the boat carried members of the Venezuelan gang Trenda Aragua and his team warned more military operations could happen. In addition to those F-35 fighter jets, though, news station has also confirmed that at least seven ships are being deployed in the region, as well as a nuclear-powered submarine, and over 4,500. Marines near Venezuela. In response to all this, Venezuela and President Nicholas Maduro accused the United

States of wanting a regime change through military force. But President Trump has denied that and accused Maduro of having ties to drug cartels and even ties to the Trend de Aragua gang. Marky? Talk about American manpower and manpower and firepower there. How's Congress reacting to the strike in the increased military presence near Venezuela? Yeah, there's been some pushback, actually, not only from Democrats, but at least one Republican as well. We're talking about Senator Rand Paul, who pushed back against recent comments from Vice President J.D. Vance, really praising that strike against that alleged drug boat near Venezuela. In opposed to X, again, Senator Paul writing this, quote, what a despicable and thoughtless sentiment it is to glorify killing someone without a trial. But Democratic, Senator Mark Warner also voiced similar concerns.

There are still international laws of the sea about how the process of interdicting these kind of boats. And they're supposed to be a firing of a warning shot. You're supposed to try to take it peacefully. My understanding, this boat, none of those procedures are followed. And with this back and forth happening, Markey, we also know that tomorrow top senators will meet with a team from the White House for an intelligence briefing about this strike. Marky. All right. We'll stay tuned to that.

Tom Dempsey live at the White House. Thank you. All right. So there you have News Nation talking about the attack. And then, you know, Trump was asked by media. This was outside of Air Force One. And he says, hey, what is your next plans with Venezuela? He says, you will find out.

So what does this mean to you, Sherry? I mean, obviously it sounds like that we are taking a military stance for, you know, when you have this many boats in the region, I think we have about eight to 11, either carriers or battle groups that are in this region right now. You also have F-35s going down. You have the Harriers. You have all the other fighters, including F-18s, they're already on the aircraft carriers in the area. And then obviously, according to the Department of War now, you have the F-16s from Venezuela that likely was given to Venezuela, potentially by Russia or others, buzzing the towers of some of our boats.

What do you think about this? Do you think Trump did the right thing here? I do personally, but we have to back up and we have to discuss why I think it was important for him to do this. And I'm sure your reaction is probably going to be the opposite of mine. But this was a statement to anybody that's bringing drugs into our country that you're going to F-A-F-O. And that's what he said. He said, you're going to find out. And we've got to talk about the specific kind of drugs that they're carrying.

Is there a difference? Well, really, let me ask you a question first. If they were just carrying, like, let's say, marijuana and cocaine because they make cocaine in Venezuela. Do you think it would be okay to bring it into the country? No, I mean, obviously it's not okay to bring any drugs into the country, although I'm not even convinced necessarily that Venezuela actually manufactures or makes cocaine or any drugs within Venezuela. Because you have to remember and understand something about northern South America is that, like, you know, in large part, most of the drugs that have come out of South America have come from Colombia or some of the other northern countries of South America. South America. Venezuela really has never been a main hub for drugs ever in the history of South America. Yeah, their main hub has always been oil. Yeah, oil has been huge. But also, Venezuela has

not always been a shitty, poor, completely broken country. That's right. So after asking you that question, okay, let's say it wasn't cocaine, but what if it was fentanyl that they're bringing over? To me, they are murdering Americans daily. And if you were, you, watch any of the shows that I watch, any of the programs, like in Kingsington, for example, in Pennsylvania, where these people look like zombies and they're dying every day because of fentanyl overdoses and drank. I think if they were bringing this stuff on into America from a ship, it should have been gotten rid of because we don't want that stuff in our country. It's killing tons of Americans every day. And we got to get rid of the drugs. And we got to get rid of,

especially the drank and the fentanyl. Yeah. It's killing us. Well, we don't know for sure, obviously, that this boat had fentanyl on the boat whatsoever. We don't know anything about Venezuela's involvement in drug trafficking or running. We do know, obviously, that when the United States kind of started to hamper down on a lot of the other northern countries of South America, as far as their drug running, we do know that they started to bring in the drug game into Venezuela, right? So there was something that Jimmy Dorrit. explained, you know, in his video that we're going to play in just a moment about, you know,

how this is completely fabricated. This whole drug war is fabricated, uh, especially on behalf of Venezuela. This is what the Trump administration wants everyone to believe. And I do agree with some of that, right, although not all of this. Now, I do want to at least talk about the international law that we're talking about when it comes to interdicting drug boats. Now, the international law on interdicting drug boats in international waters is number one, the Maritime Drug Law Enforcement Act, or also,

known as MDLEA, 1986, and under U.S. law, the MDLEA permits the U.S. Coast Guard to board foreign vessels in international waters suspected of drug trafficking, but only if the vessel's flagged state has consented or waived objection. Number two, you have Drug Traffic Investor Interdiction Act DTVIA in 2008. The law addresses submersible or semi-submersible vessels without nationality, criminalized under operation if found on the high seas, with intent to evade detection, is primarily aimed at narco submarine trafficking methods. And then you think about the general international law principles. Sovereign rights over a vessel belong to its flag state.

Boarding or using force against foreign ships in international waters is only lawful in specific circumstances like a hot pursuit, i.e. actively chasing a vessel that fled territorial waters or with consent from the flag state. Unauthorized use of force in international waters, especially lethal force, is generally prohibited under the UN Charter Absent Self-Defense of UN Security. Council authorization. So did Trump's team follow these international laws with a recent attack? Well, on September 2nd, obviously what we're talking about, we did carry out this

air strike in the Southern Caribbean targeting a boat allegedly operated by Venezuela Trendairagga gang. The strike killed all 11 people on board and officials justified the attack by labeling the group narco-terrorists and citing self-defense, though there is no actual specific evidence that we know for sure that that was the people or they were carrying drugs. So there's a lot of experts right now. They're arguing the traditional kidnapping interdictions involve arrest, no lethal strikes, and the use of lethal force in these cases may violate international law unless it can be clearly justified as necessary and proportionate self-defense.

So there is some framework here that says, look, there are laws of how you do this. This is the way we've always done this. We don't just usually blow up boats in the middle of the ocean that we suspect of trafficking drugs. and it makes sense. I mean, you know, this became now a death penalty. This is if you are a drug trafficker or a suspected drug trafficker in this case, you face death. You face lethality. And I think this is a problem that a lot of people are starting to, you know, talk about.

And my bigger problem with this, obviously, is that it's the framing, it's to set up for our invasion, I believe, of what's going to happen in Venezuela. You know, it's like, hey, look at this drug boat. We just had to blow up because of all the drugs they're about to bring in the, the into the United States. And then I start thinking about, and this is some of my conspiracy mind, I started thinking about, which we talked a lot about, the Trendy Iroga gangs that were so heavily highlighted on mainstream media, especially Fox News, where we're talking about Aurora, Colorado, we're talking about all of the Trenda Arawagua gangs that was in New York and California.

This was massive in mainstream media. And this was obviously a huge part of contention between the Democrats and Republicans. Democrats wanted to deny any involvement with Trenda Iaragua or that there were gangs taken over cities in America, although it looked very evident that they did this, especially in Aurora, taken over these apartment buildings. But it's almost like an all, when you look back, it's like a setup to where we're at now. It's like Venezuela, Venezuela, Venezuela, Venezuela, Trenda, Ragua, Trenda, Ragua, Trenda, Wagua. Venezuela is not the only country that has invaded us through our southern border. I mean, there have been countries like China and Russians. and people from the Middle East.

There has been all factions of people that have come across illegally over the southern border. But the one thing that we have heavily highlighted is the Venezuelan gangs that have come across. Even the murders and all that stuff, we pinned on all of the Venezuelans that have come across our southern border. But he's also highlighted that he just, they opened their jails. They let everyone out. They let everyone free. They let everyone out that had mental disabilities and they sent them here. Yeah.

And he said, it's almost probably safe. for to go to Venezuela now than it is in America because they sent all their criminals here. Yeah. No, I get it. And that's what I'm saying. I mean, when my mind starts thinking about this a little bit, it's like, you know, were we really highlighting some of the Venezuela stuff, you know, over the past year, because we knew what this setup was going to be. We wanted to invade Venezuela to begin with. And this is in national interest of the United States. But let me tell you, I don't think at all this is a drug war. I don't think this is why we were about to invade Venezuela. And there are two options in my mind of why we're about to do this. Why we have all of our

strike groups there is either the oil, which we'll talk about in just a little bit, or it's either the involvement between Russia and China and Iran in Venezuela and especially northern South America. As I mentioned in the intro, I believe the United States in large part, especially after Biden and Harris has lost a lot of their grasp and stronghold in these regions. And so when we lost that, we kind of pulled out. We didn't do as much in the northern regions of South America. We kind of let it all happen. We let all of those people in across our border. That is when Russia, China, and Iran utilize the Biden-Harris administration to infiltrate fully this area. I think this is maybe starting to get towards a similar, I guess, notion of if you think about it this way, think about Russia and

Ukraine to where Russia felt like the West, Europe, NATO, the United States, was too involved. in Ukraine. We were putting in too many resources. We had we had guys on the ground in Ukraine long before Russia ever invaded. Whenever the whenever Russia and the the Kremlin would ever talk to the United States and say, look, you guys got to back out. You got to pull NATO out. You got to keep, you know, you got to quit saying that they're going to be involved or at least come on board with NATO. Instead, what did Kamala Harris and Joe Biden do? They instigated. They kept instigating Russia. They kept saying, no, no, no, we're not saying anything. We're not. We're not. even going to talk to you, Russia. And we are going to bring Ukraine into NATO. We are going to do

whatever the hell we want to do in Ukraine as it is, just like the 2014 coup that the United States CIA made sure happen to where they would get a more pro-Western president inside of Ukraine instead of the pro-Russian president. So in some ways, this Venezuelan thing is starting to be a battle for territory between, I think, other nations, such as Russia, China and Iran. And, the United States. And I think that it has zero to do with drugs, but it almost damn near has everything to do with oil. Or we could put a third statement on record right now saying it could be a possible coup with America taking out Madura. Yeah, for sure. I mean, well, we've done it before. We, we, I'm pretty sure we did this during Hugo Chavez, right? When Hugo Chavez was wanting to

keep the money and keep the oil for their own people, which if you guys do not know anything about Venezuela in the past, Venezuela was actually a very rich and prosperous nation. Yeah, they were a very rich and prosperous nation and including up to Hugo Chavez time. And Hugo Chavez said, look, we want to keep the oil for ourselves. Yes, he was. I believe Hugo was a socialist. But he so he wanted to invest a lot of this money back into the country, which then, I guess, kind of completely declined and destroyed their country in whole.

But the thing that we had a big problem with during Hugo Chavez was, was they started to cut out outside influence or outside oil mongers, I guess you can say, like the United States in the West, from taking the Venezuelan oil. This is when the United States saw this is a big problem. So what did they do? Well, they had this uprising in Venezuela. I mean, this massive uprising, very similar to what we saw in Ukraine, to where when the CIA went to Ukraine, that's one of the best things the CIA does is they overthrow government.

And that is what they did during Hugo Chavez time. they went into Venezuela. They hired and then also implemented these rioters, these protesters, to basically overthrow their government, including infiltrating their military, to where they could then put in a leader that was more pro-United States, pro-West. So this is exactly what we saw in Ukraine. And now you have Maduro, which is not pro-United States. This was allowed to really take off during the Biden-Harris administration. So now you have Trump, you know, into power. You have the fact that Russia, Iran, and China have massive influence in Venezuela.

And so this situation with Venezuela has zero to do, in my mind, with drugs. I think it has almost zero to do with the cartels in Venezuela, because that is not the most dangerous cartels in America, or not in America, but in the world. The most dangerous cartels that affect the United States are literally just across our border. And we're talking about the Mexican drug cartels. We all know that. Mexican drug cartels in large part are more powerful in some ways than the actual military of Mexico. They run everything. They run the politics there.

They run their local governments. They run literally everything. And almost damn near, every one of the special forces guys that retire or get out of the military early go to the drug cartels. They are also the most heavily funded drug cartels in the entire world. The vehicles that the Mexican drug cartels have rival U.S. military vehicles. And we're talking about the MRAPs. We're talking about what you may consider bear cats that SWAT uses. These fully 100% armored vehicles, they have weapons for days.

They have not only the cartels that have all this power and force in Mexico, but they also have the backing of the Mexican military and the government and the local police. So if you want an actual cartel that is actually dangerous to the United States, including all of those cartels that help traffic humans and kids into America. That is where we actually should be surrounding is Mexico to take out the drug cartels. But no, we're doing it in Venezuela. Why are we doing it in Venezuela? It's because they are loaded with oil.

And I'm talking about they are the most oil-rich country in the entire world. But it's not being utilized. And that's the thing. When Chavez was taken out, he was more of a socialist. But at least they had hospitals and they had places. where they could go. They had paved streets. They have nothing now.

They are so poor. And they have all these oil fields just sitting there draining. I was watching a documentary today. It was crazy. They have all these oil fields everywhere. Kids use them as playgrounds and actually turn the oil on. The oil's coming out. And it's in their lakes.

It's in their oceans. It's everywhere. It's just like mass destruction over there. And they're living in so much poverty because when Medora, came in, he stopped all of the state-funded things to keep Venezuela up. Yeah. Like the roads, the lakes, you know, they can't treat the lakes. Now they have all just algae growing.

You know, most of the people are suffering for poverty there. And you think about when people are in poverty, what do they do? Well, they do things that are illegal to make money like drugs. So I think there is a big drug problem there as well. For sure. And it is coming here because they have no other ways of making a living. No, absolutely. And especially when the border was cut off and now you have a drug boat that was literally just blown up in the middle of the ocean. Now they're thinking, who's going on the next run? Any volunteers? You said you were going on the next run. Did you not?

And he's like, no, no, no, no. Yeah, but Trump did make a statement because who's going to want to get in a boat now and bring drugs? Yeah, for sure. If that's what the case was. Well, so Venezuela just recently went to the U.N. and as he says, the main drug routes are in the Pacific. and they are not in our ocean. This is not Venezuela, this is not the issue between Venezuela and the United States. This is their UN ambassador. And I want to play this because this is literally what he said. It's just a few minutes clip, but listen. We don't believe at all that they are there to fight in drug trafficking at all for three reasons.

The main routes of drug trafficking are on the Pacific Ocean. I mean, they mistook the ocean. They went to the Caribbean, and they had to go to the Pacific Ocean. First of all. Second, Venezuela is not a drug producer. We are free of cultivation. Venezuela is free of laboratories. We are not a drug processing country.

And, of course, there is true. We are part of the roots of drug trafficking. But if you take it in account the proportions, we are less than 5% of the drug traffic trafficking. running around the world. Venezuela is a minuscule part of the whole thing. This is a narrative which is being

fabricated just for the purpose of producing and justify an intervention against a legitimate president in a Latin American country. If they really want to fight drug trafficking,

they should begin here. And not just with the drug cartels, also with the pharmaceutical corporations who saw legally, drugs, oxycotting and the rest of them. Big corporations, rich people, tens of billions of dollars corporations, killing thousands of young Americans every single year, 70,000 every single year. I study this society. We know the big corporations selling drugs on the pharmacies, I mean, legally, not just the drug cartels. Why don't begin by that? But we are

also absolutely willing to cooperate. to cooperate as we are doing with Colombia, as we are doing with any of their country, which is not trying to bomb us. So can you, sorry, just for our viewers and readers out there, can you just repeat again what you think the real intention of the American? The real intention of the America, they declared themselves. They said that they do not recognize our president

as the legitimate president of our country. They said that Venezuela is perpetrated an invasion of the American, U.S. territory, They said that all Venezuelans in the United States are contrary to the national security of this country. They say that all Venezuelans, alls every single one of them, older than 14 years old, is an enemy, alien enemy and has to be expelled from this country. And they said that the head of this massive invasion against this country is our president and is a fugitive. They said it themselves today and has to be punished. they put a $50 billion reward for our president.

I mean, it's clear what they are trying to say. It's a coup d'etat. It's what they said, what they did in 1990s in Panama, what they tried to do to Nicaragua, what they did in Iraq, what they did in Libya. I mean, it's a massive operation, propaganda operation, to justify what the experts call kinetic action, meaning military intervention in a country, which is a sovereign and independent country, and at least no threat to anyone.

All right. So and what he says here is that they want a coup, right? That is the entire propaganda campaign that the United States is doing right now. And listen, just for his benefit, playing devil's advocate here, the United States, as I've said, is great at this. We've done it everywhere. We did it in Iraq. We've done it in many countries in South America. We've done it in Africa.

We've done it in Ukraine. We've literally done it anywhere that our interest is not best served or that we actually have a interest in whether it be oil or resources or territory. Or it could also be a battle between the statesmanship of how much Russia and China and Iran has influence, which will get into that in just a little bit. Like how much do they actually have influence? But, you know, he makes some points here. Now, obviously this guy is, you know, I guess, you know, like a UN council guy to where

he's kind of being the attorney for Venezuela on the world stage. So obviously he's going to give his best case for like why Venezuela is not what the Americans are saying. But, you know, we were talking on telegram, Sherry, the other night with one of our listeners. And, you know, one of the things he said was, and I agree with this, a lot of the people in Venezuela. And look, I'm not disagreeing and saying that Venezuela does not have drugs because they do. And they are being utilized by other cartels predominantly outside of Venezuela now. and especially now after the last four years where a lot of the Venezuelan gang members are actually inside of the United States.

But so now Venezuela is being heavily utilized because of they have locked down so many other regions around Venezuela. So now Venezuela has kind of like been this open air, open market for drug trafficking is probably one of the best and easiest ways to kind of get through. But regardless of that, you know, there are 14-year-olds. There are 17-year-olds and 16-year-olds and grandmothers that are. having to work for some of these cartels that are not even Venezuelan cartels in some cases, they are outside sources or outside entities.

But these moms and dads and grandmothers and kids are working for these cartels because they have zero choice about this. I mean, they really don't. Venezuela has fallen. They have no money. They have nothing. They are going. Well, and their money value is nothing.

They can't even trade with money anymore. They have to barter whatever they sell, buy and sell. Well, they're broke. They're hungry. they're all these things and so they only have one source of income it seems like right now and that is likely probably the drug stuff but is venezuela the biggest drug problem well i do want to go ahead and play this jimmy door episode where i don't necessarily agree with everything jimmy door says but i at least want to point out or at least put out there what jimmy door has recently said about our and i do agree with you i don't think this is the only reason why we're coming closer to venezuela is because of just the drugs i think there's something else going on. And I want to make it clear that I'm not this, this dumb girl thinking, oh, yeah, we're just going to shoot them on the ships because they're sending drugs into our country.

I think there is a bigger reason behind it as well. So I just wanted to point that out. But I think this is a statement that Trump is making. Like, you know, you said all your people over here, we're going to get them out and you're not going to send any more of your junk over here either. Yeah. All right. Here's what Jimmy Doer has to say by this. Listen. As soon as you find out that Venezuela has more oil than Saudi Arabia, you know why Donald Trump tried to overthrow Venezuela in his first term, why the United States government has been trying to overthrow them for 30 years, and why he's trying to do it again, and he's doing it under the guys of fighting drugs.

Here's what he said. When you come out and when you leave the room, you'll see that we just, over the last few minutes, literally shot out a boat, a drug-carrying boat, a lot of drugs. in that boat. And you'll be seeing that and you'll be reading about that. It just happened moments ago. And we have a lot of drugs pouring into our country coming in for a long time. And we just, these came out of Venezuela and coming out very heavily from Venezuela. A lot of things are coming out of Venezuela. So yeah, oil. We took it out and you'll get to see that after this meeting is over. And listen, I want to stop for a second because Trump is saying in this press conference,

everything is coming out of Venezuela, all the drugs. Everything is happening is Venezuela now. It is all Venezuela. And that's just not true. The reality of this is that most of the drugs that have infiltrated the United States, there might be 1% of the drugs that have come through Venezuela. But what the Trump administration is trying to make everyone believe right now is that Venezuela is the number one drug hotspot in the world, especially when it relates to the United States.

So I'm going to show you why that's a lot. of what he's saying about the drugs coming out of Venezuela. But first I'm going to show you the real reason that Donald Trump and every president has been trying to overthrow Venezuela. And here he is going to admit it. Donald Trump admits it what is all about. They want to steal their oil. How about we're buying oil from Venezuela?

When I left, Venezuela was ready to collapse. We would have taken it over. We would have gotten all that oil. It would have been right next door. Okay. So that was literally Trump in one of his campaign messages saying, we would have took it over. We would have just took Venezuela over and got the oil.

Why are we buying oil from Venezuela? We could have just took that country over. Like, you know, no problem. I mean, we're the United States military. We are almighty and powerful. We could have just took that shit over. So now, fast forward, 2025, guess what we're about to do? We're about to take over Venezuela.

Yeah, but you have to understand, too, they're not really running any oil there. They have tons of oil that just seeping into their lakes, their oceans, their grounds, kids are playing in it because of the president. He got pissed off that America was financing an oil company to help them produce the oil. And he didn't like it. So he shut everything down. And that's why Venezuela is like it is today.

They have nothing going for them. They have no roads. They have no hospitals. They have no food. And, you know, you have to think about Venezuela's history as well. They put all of their fortunes into oil only to privilege pretty much the elites in Venezuela. It didn't really help any of the other people. They've always kind of been poor even though the country was rich.

The people were poor. Well, think about how much money that the United States takes and puts into oil and gets out of oil. And think about how many poor and homeless people are in the United States. It's very similar. I mean, think about we've got like almost 400 million. citizens here. We have millions of veterans that are homeless on the streets, but yet our elites are mega rich because of oil or AI or whatever you want to call it. Now, I agree. So we look at Venezuela. I was like, oh, this is horrible country. They're using all the money and all the money from their

oil for the elites. But that's literally what the United States does. Oh, they do. But I'm saying they don't even have roads anymore, Chad. They don't have hospitals. They don't have anything. I was watching another documentary where these monks are traveling like, I don't know, miles and miles and miles, even on donkeys through ships on unpaid roads to just feed these people. And he said he wouldn't do that for a million dollars, but he just does it out of the kindness of his heart and for his religion and to see the smiles on the people's faces when they receive rice. Like to me, it looks like definitely a third world country worse than like Ethiopia.

Yeah. The biggest thing I'm concerned about, it's always funny when like I ever say. stuff about being concerned about other humans because I feel like that we've gotten so in some ways cold in this world today in 2025 to where we can look at regions or places around the world and say well that's because they're Palestinians or that's because they're this or that or Ethiopians or Venezuelans or whatever and it's okay for like if the United States invades Venezuela I don't know how we would do it how many civilian casualties will there be you know what will this look like if we do invade this country?

You know, we don't know. We do have to be concerned about human life. And I think that's very important. Are we getting ourselves into more bullshit that just like Iraq? And I believe we should not have ever been in Iraq. Number one, because the weapons of mass destruction was complete bullshit. We wanted a coup. We wanted to overthrow Iraq so we could put military personnel and bases inside of Iraq,

which we are still, by the way, in Iraq. I was just talking to someone a source the other day to where, I mean, I know someone that is in Iraq right now. They are running security, as they call it. Likely security for whatever resources we took over back when we actually took over Iraq. The same thing is going to be in Venezuela. If we invade, it's going to continue and it's never going to end more. I agree real quick.

And if we have enough oil in America to supply America, I don't think we should be going after somebody else's oil and taking it from them. However, I do think somebody, and you know, this is another thing. If we're so worried about China and Russia taking it over, you know, if there's a race for somebody to take over Venezuela, do you want China and Russia to take it over before America? No. And that's a good point. And we'll get to that in just a minute. Here you go. So that's why they put economic sanctions on Venezuela. That's why they want to get rid of Maduro. It's because they want to steal their natural resources. The same reason we overthrew Iran. The same reason we did Iraq. The same reason we did Iraq. It's always the same reason. Donald Trump left troops in Syria. Why? For the oil. And how do I know that? He said so. And here's why what he said about the drugs coming out of Venezuela isn't true. For reference, this is a picture showing actual data about drug routes from the U.S. government themselves.

Note how Venezuela is indeed the place where drugs do not flow to the USA. Once again, this is according to the U.S. own official data. Let me put it. It's not coming. Here's Venezuela. Drugs are not coming from Venezuela to the United States, ladies and gentlemen. Latin America Narcotics Connection, Maritime Trafficking. This is Venezuela.

This is where the drugs are coming from. That's August 31st, 2025. This is their own data. This is Venezuela. This is where the drugs are coming from. So the drug cartel state is actually Ecuador, but it's a U.S. vessel, so who cares? Declassified video. showing the U.S. committed a war crime when it fired on a civilian vessel near Venezuela.

Being suspected of carrying drugs does not carry a death sentence and certainly not one without due process. So there's this boat that they say was carrying. Look at this boat. This is the boat they said that they blew up because it was carrying drugs. You see how tiny that? I thought it was going to be like a giant ship. It's a literal little boat. The difference between a boat and a ship. That's a boat. And they say, oh, it was full of drugs. So, and by the way, they say that the, anyway, Justin Amash, he says, Congress has not authorized military hostilities against Venezuela.

There's no exception permitting unilateral action because it's drugs or terrorism or a designated organization. The peace president strikes again. Here it is from the AP. Trump says U.S. strike on vessel in Caribbean targeted Venezuela's trend Di Agua gang and killed 11 people. Well, guess what? Former Philippine President Duterte is in custody in the Hague right now. Why? Because he's being charged by the International Criminal Court for ordering the summary execution of alleged drug traffickers. Trump just ordered the summary execution of 11 alleged drug traffickers. All right. So that was Jimmy Doors' take on the drug trafficking boat, alleged drug trafficking boat that the Trump administration blew up and killed 11 people. I know a lot of you are going to have different opinions on this, but, you know, Brian Crasentine, which I do not like this guy whatsoever.

He was absolutely a paid chill on the left and he always has been him and his brother. But he had tweeted the other day. He says, I think this thread tells you everything you need to know about J.D. Vance and the way he views law and order. And so J.D. Vance had said something back to Brian Cranstein. But he said, killing cartel members who poison our fellow citizens is the highest and best use of our military. Brian Crustin said, killing the citizens of another nation who are civilians without any due process

is called a war crime. J.D. Vant says, I don't give a shit what you call it, is what he said. Right. So, you know, and then keeping it also in mind, Jimmy Dorr just talked about this, I think it was Philippinean,

that was how they treated this particular case of drug traffickers. They considered it a war crime. He is being held accountable and on trial, actually, for an international crime. to where he could even be put to death. But the difference is... But isn't a war crime when you are going after people that are labeled terrorists?

Yeah, but Trump administration himself is the one that labeled them terrorists. And I'm not saying that they are not terrorists, right? This is what you have to understand. I do think drug cartels are terrorists. I do think that we should actually be doing something about drug cartels, especially the ones that are right on our border, like we've already talked about, the Mexican drug cartels. but I just think this whole Venezuelan thing is being blown out of proportion when it comes to the drug trafficking that is coming from Venezuela.

You know, and Sherry, you had said something earlier and Jimmy Dwork kind of made this point as well to where it's like this was a ship. This was not a ship. This was literally a little boat. It was a boat probably with like a hundred horsepower motor or two. Yeah, it looked like a bunch of white bags on it or white something. Yeah, it looked like that, which is weird because like who carries drugs, I guess, in that way. I don't know, but you had all these bags, but you also had 11 people on this boat.

And this boat was not very big. They were taking it through the Caribbean, and we blew them up. So, you know, what is the evidence behind? Who was this? Where was it coming from? Was the evidence of, was it drugs? Because you guys have to think about, like,

I understand that like the patriotism and the military and all that stuff. We want to be like, hell yeah, we just took out a terrorist or whatever. But if these are, say, and I almost guarantee, to you, by the way, that on these boats, especially if they're coming from Venezuela or wherever it came from, they're probably putting some of these 14, 16 year olds on these boats.

You know, these people don't have a choice almost in any way, shape, or form at this point, what they do, especially on the, you know, when they are commanded by these cartels, hey, here's what you're going to go do. Here's your mission. Get on the boat. And if you don't get on the boat, we're just going to kill you because that's kind of how this stuff works. But they got killed anyway.

I just think that the Venice. Venezuelan thing is shaping up to be something very different than what the Trump administration is trying to make out. And when I think about this as well, and I think this is also very important, Venezuela is an economic hit job. And what I mean by that, and I think we got to go down through a little bit of history about what an economic hit job actually is. Now, there is a guy that he has been a part of this economic hitman kind of group from the globalist, the leaders, the people that really want to cabber. utilize on oil from foreign nations or they want to capitalize on the resources. If you go back even to Hillary and Bill Clinton Foundation or the Clinton Foundation where they were supposedly going to Honduras, I think it was.

Not Honduras. It was in Punta Kana, but on the other side, Haiti. Hey, yeah, yeah. So when they were going into Haiti and they said, hey, we want to go down there. We want to really help the people of Haiti because they're starving. and we can just care so much about Haiti. But the reality of when you start kind of digging down that rabbit hole is the Clinton Foundation went in. And they basically set up security forces to then be able to take out the natural resources in particular.

By the way, Haiti had a shit ton of gold. They had a lot of other resources including, I believe, oil, cobalt. There were all kinds of resources that we really wanted to get. And we're talking about trillions and trillions and trillions of dollars. And not only does this benefit the Clinton Foundation and the Clintons and all the elites that are kind of a part of this globalist movement. But, you know, think about the Rockefellers, think about the Soros, think about the globalist leaders. All of these groups like the Clinton Foundation, like the Open Society Foundation that the Soros has set up, all of these, all of these foundations tie back to the globalist leaders. They're all getting funded by all of the takeovers around the world of these small nations.

And so you would think that like Trump would not get into something like Venezuela to try to do something like this, take over the oil or take over all the natural resources and get richer and richer and richer. One thing I will say is like I do think that Trump is doing good for America. I think he's done a lot of good, especially considering the difference between Kamala and Biden Harris. I mean, sorry, Kamala and Biden, Kamala Harris and Biden. Right. But I also understand that like Trump cares almost everything about money, you know, the investment in America, the 500 billion here and the 500 billion there. And even when he goes back in one of his earlier conferences where he said,

we could have just taken over Venezuela and took their oil. We don't need, we don't need to buy oil from them. We're America. We don't need to do any of that shit. We just take it over. And so this is where I have some issues, right? and this is part of the problem, but there is a, there is what's called an economic hit job. This is all part of a globalist movement and plan.

And there was something that, there's actually a couple of really good quotes. One of them is there are two ways to conquer and enslave a nation. One is by sword and the other is by debt. I want to play this quick video to you guys and we'll break it down to where you really understand maybe why some of these nations, and especially including the United States and our involvement in Venezuela throughout history, why we do these things and what is actually benefiting the United States? We economic hitmen really have been the ones responsible for creating this first truly global

empire. And we work many different ways. But perhaps the most common is that we will identify a country that has resources or corporations covet like oil and then arrange a huge loan to that country from the World Bank or one of its sister organizations. But the money never actually goes to the country. Instead, it goes to our big corporations to build infrastructure. projects in their country, power plants, industrial parks, ports, things that benefit a few rich

people in that country, in addition to our corporations, but really don't help the majority of the people at all. However, those people, the whole country is left holding a huge debt. It's such a big debt they can't repay it, and that's part of the plan, that they can't repay it. And so at some point, we can't get them and go back to them and say, listen, you lost a lot of money, can't pay your debt, so sell your oil, real cheap to our own companies, allow us to build a military base in your country, or send troops. and support of ours to someplace in the world like Iraq or vote with us on the next UN vote to have their electric utilities company privatized and their water and sewage system

privatized and sold to U.S. corporations or other multinational corporations. So there's a whole mushrooming thing and it's so typical of the way the IMF and the World Bank work that you put a country in debt and it's such a big debt it can't pay it. And then you often refinance that debt and pay even more interest. and you demand this quid pro quo, which you call it conditionality or good governance, which means basically that they've got to sell off their resources, including many of their social services,

their utility companies, their school systems sometimes, their penal systems, their insurance systems to foreign corporations. And so Sherry, what you were literally just talking about earlier. That's exactly what happened in Venezuela. Yes.

So what you were talking about earlier is Maduro is like, no, We are not going to give this to the America because I think what Venezuela kind of realize is that they bankrupt us. They put us in debt for eternity and now we're left of nothing. And now you also want. But it wasn't just America though. There were other countries involved. Of course.

Absolutely. I mean, there are, you know, and that's why we're kind of in a battle right now between Russia, Iran and China. That's kind of the three and they're working together. They do all. I mean, I know for a fact that Russia and Iran and China have had people on the ground in Venezuela. I understand that. But also is we've all kind of been in battle for this oil for these natural resources. And whoever does the best job at screwing over the country and then overthrowing the leader, Madura, which now we have a $50 million bounty on his head because, you know,

supposedly he's so bad for Venezuela and we care so much about, you know, the drugs. Well, Trump calls him a cartel dictator. Yeah, which is, yeah, of course he's going to, though. I mean, you're going to say anything you have to say about a leader to make it okay to then go and invade and take everything they have and including potentially killing a lot of innocent civilians. You're going to say whatever you have to do. I mean, that's literally what during the Operation Northwoods with JFK and how we wanted to take over Cuba back then. And it was the joint chiefs of staff that came to JFK and said, hey, man, here's what I

think we're going to do. We have to get the American people on board with invading Cuba. so we're going to stage or actually carry out terrorist attacks on our own citizens and blame it on Cuba, right? So JFK obviously is like, you've got to be out of your damn mind if you think we're going to do that. He absolutely put a stop to that shit, which is the only reason, by the way, we have not now taken over Cuba or own Cuba to this day. But JFK was one of the people that was like, no, we're definitely not doing that, including so many other reasons why likely JFK is not alive today or was assassinated. fascinated back then. This was something the joint chiefs of staff wanted him to do.

This is why I go back so many presidents that the people that you think that you appoint around you are actually people that are appointed to you. You know, you're oftentimes you're kind of pushed in positions of who you need to put in power in place. I think Trump is still kind of in that realm today with Pam Bondi. I don't know about Cash Patel, Dan Bongino. I've always liked Dan Bonino, Cash Patel and them. but then you look at Epstein thing.

You look at a lot of this stuff. It's like the things that we were promised we're not getting. And I'm saying likely that the Trump administration is a little further away from that than I guess other administrations have been. I think Trump kind of figured it out in his first term. But this is an economic hit job. So Sherry, when you were talking about that Maduro is like, no, screw the United States. I would rather the oil rot than for you that have now put us in debt, whatever those nation states are to where we can't pay anything. we are a completely broken country.

And then they blame it on socialism is the entire reason for this. But the reason actually is an economic hit job. And this guy talking is an economic hitman. And he has been involved in some of this stuff. So he understands this. So I just want to play some more of this. It's a double triple quadruple, whammy. The president for economic hitman really began back in the early 50s.

When democratically elected Mossadegh, who was elected in Iran, he was considered to be the hope for democracy. in the Middle East and around the world. He was a Time Magazine's man of the year. But one of the things that he'd run on and began to implement was the idea that foreign oil companies needed to pay the Iranian people a lot more for the oil that they were taking out of Iran. The Iranian people should benefit from their own oil. Strange policy.

We didn't like that, of course. But we were afraid to do what we normally were doing, which was to send in the military. Instead, we sent in one CIA agent, Kermit Roosevelt, Tilly Roosevelt's relative. And Kermit went with a few million. dollars and was very, very effective and efficient. In a short amount of time, he managed to get Mossadegh overthrown and brought in the Shah of Iran to replace that, who always was favorable

to a while. And it was extremely effective. Hobbs overflowed Iran. Army officers shout that Mossadegh has surrendered, and his regime as virtual dictator of Iran is ended. Pictures of the Shah are berated through the streets as sentiment reverses. The Shaw is welcomed home. So back here in the United States, in Washington, people looked around and said, wow, that was easy and cheap. So this established a whole new way of manipulating countries, of creating empire. The only problem with Roosevelt was that he was a card-carrying CIA agent, and had even caught, the ramifications could have been pretty serious. So very quickly, at that point, the decision was made to use private consultants to channel the money through the World Bank or the IMF or one of the other such agencies,

during people like me who work for private companies. So that if we got caught, there would be no governmental ramifications. And so he's saying here that obviously the United States government decided, hey, and I think in large part, this is when the United States government in particular started to go to private contractors because they were like, hey, we have to not let this come back on the U.S. government rather than we need it to be a private organization. We've talked about this on many episodes where you would have Blackwater on. Army Group and all these other groups that would go into Iraq and Afghanistan and all this stuff,

they could also commit heinous war crimes, do all kinds of crazy shit that was beyond the Geneva Convention or the laws that the U.S. military is under and handcuffed bound by. Well, international law. Yeah, well, the international law that Geneva can make all this stuff. And so you would have these private companies go in. Oftentimes, they would be protected by the United States once and if they were found out to be doing some of this crazy shit. And so this is not just on the level of what you would call mercenaries, right?

Same thing with the Wagner group. Yes. That was in Russia. Russia was sending into Ukraine to where it was like, hey, they were the most heinous people you could possibly find. They were even actually. Yeah, they don't have to follow rules. No, they don't have to follow rules.

And guess what? They can just change their name once they're caught. Yeah. Also, the Wagner group in Russia, they were taking out prisoners and some of their worst prisoners, the most violent murderers, the most violent people they could find they would then employ them in Wagner group and they would send them into Ukraine because, and there was something that JD, which has been fighting for Ukraine and is a part of the Ukrainian military.

One of the things he said was, you know, the most brutal people are the Wagner groups. It's not the Russian military necessarily. The Wagner group are the most brutal. They are a private. Yeah, they don't follow rules. They don't follow laws. And they are almost soulless. And so a lot of times these private contractors would have to find these people and almost

in a lot, in some ways, brainwomen. them into this battle in their head that they try to brainwash almost like an mk ultra thing to where it's like everyone and anyone in this country that you see or or or interact with is soulless demons this kind of what they wanted to put in their brine this guy worked for a private corporation that was an economic hitman corporation essentially to where instead of sending CIA or the government into nations to where they would overthrow governments or they would completely indebt them. And to where then the United States would come in as a quote unquote savior, this was part of his job.

So whereas he was not necessarily a gun carry-in dude from a private military contracting company, he was a economic hitman. And I think that as you guys listen to this, this is leading up to and why Venezuela is about to happen now. And now he's about to talk about Guatemala. When Arvins became president of Guatemala, the country was very much under the the thumbs of United Fruit Company, the big international corporations. And Arbenz ran on the sticker that says, you know, we won't go get the land back to the people.

And once he took power, he was implementing policies that would do exactly that, give land rights back to the people. United Fruit didn't like that very much. And so they hired a public relations firm, watched a huge campaign in the United States to convince the United States, the people, the citizens of the United States, and the press of the United States, and the Congress of the United States, that Arbenz was a Soviet puppet. And if we allowed him to stay in power, the Soviets would have a foothold in this hemisphere.

And at that point in time, it was a huge fear on everybody's mind, the red terror, the communist terror. And so, to make a long story short, out of this public relations campaign came a commitment on the part of the CIA in the military to take this man out. And in fact, we did. We sent in planes. We sent in soldiers. We sent in jackals. We sent everything in to take him out and did take him out. And as soon as he was removed from office, the new guy that took over after, to him, basically reinstated everything to the big international corporations, including United through. Ecuador for many, many years, had been ruled by pro-US dictators, often relatively brutal.

Then it was decided that we're going to have a truly democratic election. Jaime Roldos ran for office. And his main goal, he said, as president, would be to make sure that Ecuador's resources were used to help the people. And he won, overwhelming. By more votes than anybody had ever won anything in Ecuador. And he began to implement these policies to make sure that the profits from oil went to help the people. Well, we didn't like that in the United States.

I was sent down as one of several economic kitmen to change Rolos, to corrupt him, to bring him around, to let him know, you know, okay, you know, you can get very rich here in your family if you play arguing. But if you continue to try to keep these policies you've promised, you're going to go. He wouldn't listen. He was assassinated. As soon as the plane crashed, the whole area was cordoned off. The only people allowed them with the U.S. military from a nearby base and some of the Ecuadorian military.

When an investigation was launched, two of the key witnesses died in car since before they had a chance to testify. A lot of very, very strange things that went on around, the assassination of Jaime Roldovs. I, like most people who really looked at this case, have absolutely no doubt that it was assassination. And, of course, in my position as an economic hitman, I was always expecting something to happen to hi me, whether it be a coup or assassination.

I wasn't sure, but that he would be taken down because he was not being corrupted. He would not allow himself to be corrupted the way we wanted to corrupt him. So he is sent down. They, this guy wants the best for his people. He wants the resources for his people. And so what does the United States and everybody they send down do? They assassinate him. They tried to get him to play ball.

Yeah. When he didn't play ball, he wouldn't play ball. All right. cool you're gone then do you think other countries are doing the same thing that the united states are doing i'm talking about russia china do you not think they do the same shit i mean i think you know you can obviously look at china and you know in in in mainstream u.s media they always tell you how you know a communist dictator state of china is and how brutal and ruthless they are they tell you the same thing about russia they tell you the same thing about north korea do they ever tell you that

about themselves? Absolutely not. The only thing that the mainstream media tell you about our government is the fighting and infighting between social issues. Really? I mean, yeah, yeah, they'll talk hardcore shit about Trump and they'll talk hardcore shit about Biden and Harris and whoever, whatever the political opposition is. But what are they primarily always pushing? It is the division of the people. Not as much even the division of the political power. There is still division there and there are still elections and they're all still all these things because they all want their benefits to the power. They all want their benefits because in general, we look at the United States as one of the most powerful nations in the world. And it is. And I think in large part,

the reason why it is is because we play the most ball with the globalist. We do play the most ball with the world elite. We are the ones that are most indebted to those globalist puppet masters, the Soroses, the World Economic Forum, the everybody, if you look at the World Economic Forum, for example, and you look at the nations that are represented in the World Economic Forum every single year, we had over 650 United States elite that attend the World Economic Forum.

If you look at that in comparison to other nations, it's not even close, right? So you're talking about all of the Silicon Valley folks, all of the AI people, all of everybody that really runs the world and especially runs America and runs our politics. And it also is likely behind a lot of this Venezuela stuff, a lot of the Iraq, the Middle East, the Israel, the Palestine, the Ukraine, all of this. All of those people have huge vested interest in how much power they have and how much power. And it's not about power to America.

It's about power to the globalists. To the elites. Yes. It's about power to the elites. and I believe, unfortunately, that the United States is one of the biggest puppet masters to the elites, which is why we are one of the strongest and most powerful nations, because in some ways we are afforded that. And I say we are afforded that because if we didn't play ball in some ways in my mind, I don't think necessarily we would be the most powerful.

Now, we've also talked about the New World Order and the Great Recept. But if you think about that also, you know, they're also trying to destroy America from within, right? This is something that they want to do consistently. And they want to do this with Russia also. There's a reason why the United States hates Russia so bad. And they always have. Yeah, but I don't think Russia is as much into it as America is. Well, I don't know.

I honestly don't think they are. I think now keeping in mind when I say that, I'm not saying that Russia is a better nation. Like as far as morals and any of that shit goes. No, but they're just not into this one world reset, government, everything like that. They want to be their own sovereign country. and they want to stay that way, and they're not willing to play ball or become a one-world government. They're like, nope, we're not doing that. And China is the same way.

China is a little different because, you know, China has a lot of representatives also at the world groups and the UN. And more specifically, China has a lot of influence at the UN, the United Nations, the World Health Organization. They don't have as much influence, I guess, at the World Economic Forum. That's why you see 650 plus elites from the United States at the World Economic Forum. which I believe those are the guys. Those are, it's kind of like the, the little spider web meeting.

That's why you have a lot of Americans there. That's why, you know, you go back to Ashton Forbes and advanced technology and all this stuff. We were afforded a lot of this, I believe, because of our,

our playing ball with these globalists. And it goes biblically. You know, biblically, they, this all leads to a one world government. It really does. And some of the most powerful nations

will be the most incorporated and the most utilitarian. And the most utilizes. nations for this advancement of a one world government. So when we're talking all about this Venezuela thing, yes, we're getting deep. And some of you might have clicked on here and been like, damn, I just wanted to know, like, are we invading Venezuela or are we not? I'm just trying to make some points about, and listen, we're not done yet with this clip.

Yeah. But I do want to point this out for a lot of my friends that are on the left are Democrats. You know, I see all kinds of like posts going on that we're invading Puerto Rico. We're not invading Puerto Rico. I think we're staging. Yeah. Well, we don't have to invade Puerto Rico because. Yes, we own Puerto Rico.

Yeah, pretty much. Yeah. I mean, we don't have to invade them. And, you know, we pretty much own Puerto Rico in most, you know, in most ways. Well, they, they do fly the American flag and they are a part of America. For sure. So we're not invading Puerto Rico guys. This is a staging.

We've already done that. Yeah. This is a staging event to get closer to Venezuela. Yeah. Yeah, we've already invaded Puerto Rico. You're way too late to the argument on that one. But anyways, let's listen to some more. Omar Torrijos, president of Panama, was, you know, one of my favorite people.

I really, really liked him. He was very charismatic. He was a guy who really wanted to help his country. And when I tried to bribe him or corrupt him, he said, look, John, he called me Juanito. He said, look, Juanito, I don't need the money. What I really need is for my country to be treated fairly. I need for the United States to repay the debts that you owe my people for all the destruction you've done here.

I need to be in a position where I can help other Latin American countries when they're independence and be free of this terrible presence from the north that people are exploiting it so badly. I need to have the Panama kind of out back in the hands of the Panamanian people. That's what I want. And so leave me alone. Don't try to bribe me. It was 1981, and in May, Hyman Roldos was assassinated.

And Omar was very aware of this. Terrijos got his family together, and he said, I'm probably next. But it's okay because I have done what I came here to do. I've renegotiated the canal. The canal will now be in our hands. He just finished negotiating the treaty with Jimmy Carter. In June of that same year, just a couple of months later, he also went down in an airplane crash, which there's no question was,

executed by CIA sponsor Jackals. Tremence amount of evidence that's one of two rehouse's security guards handed him at the last moment as he was getting on the plane, a tape recorder, a small tape recorder that contained a bomb. So he was handed a tape recorder that contained a bomb. How does that sound familiar? There was something else that just happened recently. And I think that was the pager attacks from Israel. Literally, the pager attacks.

You remember when all the Hamas people, they intercepted the pagers, then all the Hamas. people got these pages and blew up one page went off and it blew up their hips their growings there everything a lot of them are killed this is some intelligence asset shit yeah and so you know if you think like if the CIA or masad if they want to get to you and you don't think they will and you don't think they can they will they'll figure out any way possible you get in your car maybe the next day you're gone or you open your mailbox maybe you're dead or maybe you open a piece of mail you might even have an explode you in a freaking envelope.

You just don't know. And they have a million ways to kill you. And all of these world leaders know that. And, you know, between the CIA and the Mossad, these are two of the biggest intelligence agencies in the world. Yeah, they blow people up. But Russians, they poison. Yeah, Russians poised. Well, they're just, Russians are not as advanced, I don't believe.

When it comes to, you know, when it comes to this advanced, I guess, you can say military style espionage or tactics, I guess. But either way, this was the president of Panama. I don't know if anybody has also heard, but Trump has talked heavily. He's had Marco Rubio down in Panama. They want to take over Panama because Trump and the administration is saying that China is trying to take over Panama. And so we must take over Panama and we must take back our Panama Canal.

Yeah. And it all goes back to this. It's a race against China. I think in a lot of ways. You're talking about Venezuela that China wants to come in. China's in the Panama Canal. We got to take it over. We got to get them out of there.

But listen, you know, throughout history, as you're even listening to this clip, we've always made an excuse of why we have to overthrow a country's leader. It's either, you know, back in the day, it used to be communism. You know, we can't have these communists come in and we can't have them near us and we can't have this and we can have that. Now, you guys can argue this, whether or not that's a valid. valid reason why we should do the things that we do or not? Or is it just our ruse to gain more power on behalf of the globalist? Because I think that we're trying to gain more power, not for the United States, but the

globalist. They want all control over this world. And if they can utilize until the end, their last big puppet puppets, I guess you can say, them as big puppet masters, they're going to do it. Well, do you think China, Iran, and Russia are actually in. Venezuela? Yeah. Yeah, I've thought about that, right? And I do know that there are, you know, I guess, pretty consistent reports that they have had people on the ground in Venezuela, right? I think they see the opportunity like the United States probably does in Venezuela,

but I also don't necessarily know the truth of anything like that, right? We have reports of this, but we just don't truly know. Yeah, but they don't have the excuse of the drugs in the cartels coming into our country. Neither do we. Yeah. Well, we do have the gang members here. Yeah, but that's- A ton of them. Yeah, okay, we do have the gang members here, but do you not think that was somehow also orchestrated?

Do you think that's just by chance? They're not in Russia, are they? No, but I mean, that's also very far away. And they're not going to allow people like that in. There was a reason why, regardless of who was the president, I mean, regardless of whether it was Biden or Trump or whoever the last four years, that shit is just, it was done on purpose. It was done on purpose.

Well, think about this. Anything that the actual people that care about the United States tried to do to prevent a lot of this shit, well, there were just judges that would come in and rule over our own government. And we're talking about United States judges that were appointed in large part or heavily funded by the globalists like Soros, the Open Society Foundation, including all the prosecutors that have let out all these heinous people, whether they're murderers or violent crime thugs. they were all put into the cities where they were also funding the prosecutors that were letting him out of jail in prison. And or likely most of the time they were not even going to jail. This is all a very coordinated plan. And it doesn't matter if Biden was in office or Trump would have been in office.

And I still think right now, and I am a Trump supporter, but I'm just telling you, this administration is in large part infiltrated as well. And, you know, I think you can look at. at the AI stuff, the Palantir, the Oracle, to where they're going to create a mass surveillance state. There's no question about that. And we're, we're letting them invest billions and billions of dollars into the United States. But then you also think about the Epstein files.

Now you think about this Venezuela thing. And you think about the boat that just got blown up. I mean, you guys can, I know you're going to have your own opinions. I want your opinion. Send us messages, whether it's on Facebook, Instagram, email, investigator with podcasts at protonmail. com. I'm just trying to lay this out from where I see it without trying to take sides on whether is Trump or Biden or nothing. I'm just trying to show you like the history of how some of this

shit works. Let's listen to some more. It is interesting to me how this system has continued pretty much the same way for years and years and years, except the economic hitmen will get better and better and better. Then we come up with very recently what happened in Venezuela. In 1998, which out has gets elected president, following a long line of presidents who had been very corrupt and basically destroyed the economy of the country. And Chavez was elected to midst all that.

Chavez stood up to the United States, and he's done it primarily demanding that Venezuelan oil be used to help the Venezuelan people. Well, we didn't like that in the United States. So in 2002, the coup was staged, which is no question in my mind, of most other people's minds, that the CIA was behind that coup.

The way that that coup was fomented was very reflective of what Kerman Roosevelt had done in Iran, of paying people to go out into the streets to riot, to protest, to say this Chavez is very unpopular. You know, if you can get a few thousand people to do that, television can make it look like it's the whole country, and things start to mushroom. Except in the case of Chavez, he was smart enough, and the people were so strongly behind it, that they overcame it, which was a phenomenal moment in the history of Latin America. Iraq actually is a perfect example of the way the whole system works. So we economic hitmen are the first line of defense.

We go in, we try to corrupt governments and get them to accept these huge loans, which we then use as leverage to basically own them. If we fail, as I failed in Panama with Omar Drijos and Ecuador with Jaime Roldos, men who refuse to be corrupted, Then the second line of defense is we send in the jackals. And the jackals either overthrow governments or they assassinate. And once that happens, the new government comes in it, boy, it's going to tow the line because the new president knows what will happen if he doesn't.

But in the case of Iraq, both of those things failed. Economic hitmen were not able to get through to Saddam Hussein. We tried very hard. We tried to get him to accept a deal very similar to what the House of Saud had accepted in Saudi Arabia, that he wouldn't accept it. And so the jackals went in to take him out. They couldn't do it. His security was very good.

After all, he had one time worked for the CIA. He had been hired to assassinate a former president of Iraq and failed, but he knew the system. So in 91, we sent in the troops, and we take out the Iraqi military. So we assume at that point that Saddam Hussein was going to come around. We could have taken him out, of course, at that time. But we didn't want to. He's the kind of strong man we like.

He controls his people. We thought he could control the Kurds and keep the Iranians on their border and keep pumping oil for us. And once we took out his military, now he's going to come around. So the economic hitmen go back in in the 90s without success. If they had had success, he'd still be running in the country. We'd be selling him all the fighter jets he wants and everything else he wants. But they couldn't, they didn't have success.

The jackals couldn't take him out again. So we sent the military and once again, and this time we did the complete job and took him out and the process created for ourselves some very, very lucrative construction deals. I had to reconstruct a country that we'd essentially destroyed, which is a pretty good deal if you own construction companies, these big ones. So, you know, Iraq shows the three stages.

The economic hitmen fail there. The jackals fail there. And it's the final measure the military goes in. That way, we've really created an empire, but we've done it very, very subtly. It's clandestine. All the empires of the past were built on the military. And everybody knew they were building them.

So the British knew they were building it. The French, the Germans, the Romans, the Greeks. And they were proud of it. And they always had some excuse. like spreading civilization, spreading some religion, something like that. But they knew they were doing it. We don't. The majority of the people in the United States have no idea that we're living off

the benefits of the clandestine empire. That today there's more slavery in the world than ever before. There you go. And that is the job of an economic hitman. He was one of them. And there are many of them. You think about intelligence officers that go in and, try to corrupt leaders.

If that doesn't work, then they try to kill them. If that doesn't work, then you send in the military. Now, Maduro in this particular case, is hiding. And they don't know where he is. We got a $50 million bounty on his head because we need to get in there. And I would assume that the United States does not want Venezuela to go like Afghanistan to where it is a urban warfare type situation. situation to where you have, if they say, these drug lords in here, sorry, trying to actually

run drugs through Venezuela. And it's not just Venezuelans. I mean, we're talking about multiple countries potentially in Venezuela, if that's even true. Yeah, they're trying to run drugs through Venezuela. But that's not at all the reason why we want to go into Venezuela at all. Yeah. And that's why also why I say back in when Biden and Harris were president and they were allowing

these open borders. Literally everybody was coming across, including everybody that Venezuela was sending out of their prisons. I'm sure there were some CIA operation about that. Hey guys, just make sure you empty your prisons. Let's get all your bad people out of the country. Just send them over the United States. Then they utilize that new story of, hey, Venezuela is really bad. They're drug runners. They're all these gangs. They're going to take over America. We've got to do something about Venezuela. This is all part of a plan. And it's all part of a system. We've done it forever. This is Venezuela thing is not new. So what do you think the solution to the problem is?

The solution. There is no solution. We're going to invade probably Venezuela. We're going to take over their shit. But what should we do? What do you think we should do nothing? We should do zero with Venezuela. You know, there was something that someone was like, well, they've invaded our country.

Well, that's already happened. Yeah, it's already happened. We just got to get them out of here. And so on two sides of the coin, you're saying that, well, Trump, for example, brags all the time about, hey, we have borders that are closed now. No one's getting through our borders whatsoever. Okay, fine. And so then we should not worry about Beninsuela anymore. Okay. So if you think about the drugs that are trying to be ran into the United States. Well, first of all, I don't, I don't necessarily think that you have to blow up a drug boat,

especially if you knew when they were loathing this boat supposedly. You could have intercepted them right then. Arrested them. Put it all over the news. You're done. Anybody that's bringing any drugs off of the coast of South America. Well, it does, but I mean, if you highlight it the right way, you know, if you say, look, we're going to run drones over this entire region 24-7, including our satellites. And anytime we see a boat that is leaving Venezuela headed towards the United States, you will be arrested and put in prison. Period.

End of story. They're not going to want to do that. Now, I understand that we're trying to say that this is some type of big message, right? This is a big message that we sent. But the reality of this whole thing is that the reason why we want to go and Venezuela is not because of drugs to begin with. Yeah, it's the oil. It is the oil.

It is the fact that we have been on this long game with Venezuela for a long time. And we have been, I think probably indebting Venezuela to the United States and the globalists. But even beyond that, I don't think this is an American operation. I think this is a globalist operation. I think that they want to utilize the oil. They want to take all and as much profit as they possibly can. And they also want to, you know, position one of their biggest puppets, which I do think is the United States. I hate to say that because

I am a patriot. I love America. I want America to be about America. When you think about the people that were buying the oil from Venezuela, the main hands were Russia, I think Germany, UK, and America. And Spain

had, you know, total control of Venezuela before all this. Yeah, well, so Venezuela and Russia, for example, like Russia has sold Venezuela billions in arms. Allegedly, they say they've sold them fighter jets, tanks, missile systems since Hugo Chavez era. Russian military advisors and technicians have been documented in Venezuela to maintain those systems.

In 2019, Russian troops and planes landed in Caracas officially to serve equipment, but symbolizing show and support. Then you also have Ronsnet, the Russian state oil company, was heavily involved in the Venezuelan oil trade, helping bypass U.S. sanctions. Then you have Venezuela was granted Russian energy concessions and access to oil fields. And then so Russia consistently vetoes UN resolutions against Maduro's government, but then both Moscow and Caracas share anti-U.S. rhetoric casting themselves as resisting Western imperialism, which is what, you know, if you think about like what is the United States trying to do in Venezuela is probably that also. Well, the huge companies in Venezuela were American companies, oil companies. Yes. And then Venezuela and Iran, oil and sanctions and invasion. Iran shipped gasoline, diludence and refinery. equipment to Venezuela to keep its oil industry afloat under sanctions.

Venezuela had repaid in gold, crude oil, and access to infrastructure. And then reports suggest that the quads are forced, the IRGC, I guess, operatives have worked in Venezuela with U.S. intelligence warning of Hezbollah using the country as a hub. And then Maduro and Iran's leaders regularly issued joint statements on solidarity against the United States. Both countries are members of OPEC's Plus and coordinate to push oil. prices higher. So you get into all these things to where it's like Venezuela blames the United States

for why their oil has completely been diminished and abolished. But it's not just the United States. You have to understand about the official story is that Iran, Russia, and China have been kind of, I guess you can say, keeping Venezuela afloat under all the pressure of the United States to destroy Venezuela in a lot of ways. And so this is not an anti-American thing. It's just you got to get into the history of like, why is Russia and Iran and China involved? Obviously, that is an interest against the United States without question.

So they're going to get involved. Why is the United States involved in Venezuela? Well, likely imperialism. It is like the United States wants to be the dominant leader. They want to take over as much resources as possible. And they do 100% want to be the world leader on everything. They want to be the biggest leader in the world. They want to absolutely dominate China, Russia.

and Iran and any other country in the world. And so there is this battle regardless of however you look at it. You can you can splice it a million ways. But the United States is trying to and they're about to, I believe, take over Venezuela. This is a massive move, a massive chess piece move for the United States against Russia, against China and against Iran. The question is, is that what do you think is the right thing to do? And the bigger thing is, I think that we have to think about here is that,

that when you see the Trump administration or any administration on TV trying to prop up this narrative and story about the reason why we have to go into Venezuela is because of this massive drug operation or this drug running or drug trafficking. That's all bullshit. It's completely bullshit. If we actually gave a shit about drugs coming in America, it's Mexico. It's not Venezuela. I mean, let's just be real.

I mean, if we really wanted to blow up some shit, we would be going into Mexico blowing up drug cartels. We're not blowing up one boat to make a point. And I think in my opinion, and you guys can tell me what you think. I think the point was more for American propaganda with that drug boat than it was for the propaganda and the warning against the drug cartels in Venezuela. I like, what does that even tell you? I don't know. I just think that that was a propaganda hit for a United States mainstream media. And there were something I also said, or I was thinking in that clip where this economic hitman says, you know, they would bring in paid protesters into all these places to make sure that this coup and overthrow of government would happen.

Well, we do have someone, we don't have a scheduled yet, but their PR person reach out to us. They actually own a company. They own a company that they literally supply paid protesters to all of these various protests. And so this is one of, this is someone. one I want to get on the podcast very, very fast. I want to ask him everything about like what his job, what his company was all about, how he was funded, who was funding him. And so we're trying to set that interview up right now.

So guys, as soon as we get that, we're going to do it because I am sure that likely it's not just United States based. I'm sure there are also other factions that are funding corporations or companies like his. And the other question I want to ask is, why are you coming out now? And I think the reason why people are starting to come out about this shit is because they're just starting to get so flabbergasted by what's happening and kind of the movement forward that they have to start speaking out. So we should have that interview very soon. But I think that's going to do it for this.

We will await and see what happens. As Donald Trump says, you're about to see. You're going to find out. You're going to find out what we're going to do about Venezuela. And I do think that's likely going to come in the form of an all-out invasion. And I don't say all out. I don't think we really need an all-out invasion in Venezuela. They don't really have anything.

They don't have anything. No, if you look up Venezuela's military or even their assets, whether a submarine, I don't even know if they have. I think they have one submarine. We have a ton of them. They have no battleships. They have some jets. They don't really have, I mean, they got a military that they say that we could probably take out in a couple of hours.

So that's the whole deal. We're just going to wait and see when that happens. And then obviously also for future episodes, we're waiting. to see what Trump and the administration does about Chicago. I think we're going to be in Chicago soon. I heard there's drones and, you know, helicopters already there. Yeah. And now you're starting to have a lot of these gang members in Chicago start releasing

videos saying, come on and F around and find out military. You don't know what it is in Shy Rack. Yeah, on the ground. Yeah, you think you scare us. You don't scare us. So now there's starting to be a narrative against the gang members and the military. and this is where the shit gets really dangerous. So we should see what happens with Chicago very soon.

But guys, that's going to do it for us. The name of this song is That Way by NHDB Nick. Until the next time, we love you guys. Peace out. Peace out of my sight. I don't busts all these leeches. I'm not too. I just made 10 in a week.

I could make 10 in a day. I'm a wake up on a beach. I'm wake up in it. I know Benuelet. I'm like. I'm gonna get rich and say same Yeah, I'm gonna get rich all pain Slimey I leave my stain

Bad little bit to keep brains Don't run wrist on rain Run up out the bank like it's a robbery Take care of my mommy I know she proud of me Yeah I run as by the case Slow

Get the millions and lay The sight out of mine All my way Out of sight out of mine All my way Anything I do I do it Ain't nothing to it just do it Chicks cause I influence

Bank on flow, yeah, fluid I go don't go stupid But the whole house still roofies Why you're talking about me? New coop, yeah, like a two-fiz If you're saying that, shoot a zero out, talking to my back, try to tell me down,

I just want AMS, yeah, millions just trying to move at your penny house Now I'm wearing brands that I can't bounce, money on the floor, I try to make it bounce, money in the state for six rounds, promise on my kids, I'm gonna make it out. That's why the game slow.

I'm out of my way. Out of my way. Out of sight, out of my.