Trump And Rubio Signal Cuba Is Also On Their Hit List

No affordable health insurance for you but hey, lots of blood for oil and regime change!

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Ce facho de Trump a fait bombarder un port du Venezuela.

Trump bombs Venezuelan land for first time: Is war imminent?

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/12/30/trump-bombs-venezuelan-land-for-first-time-is-war-imminent

> US president says strike in Venezuela targeted a dock allegedly used to load boats with narcotics.
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"...the largest, most deadly aircraft carrier in the world. And it is only part of an armada, apparently set on Venezuela"
https://news.sky.com/story/is-this-what-the-beginning-of-a-war-looks-like-how-the-us-threat-around-venezuela-is-shaping-up-13479426
Is this what the beginning of a war looks like? How the US threat around Venezuela is shaping up

As strikes on boats carrying so-called "narcoterrorists" continue and a huge US military presence ramps up in the skies and sea around Venezuela, some have questioned whether Donald Trump's strategy isn't about drugs, but access to oil for American energy giants.

Sky

Opinion -In Venezuela, Trump sees a war for presidential glory – The Washington Post

Opinion

By Theodore R. Johnson

Venezuela reveals what Trump covets most

Leading in war is the hallmark of great American presidents.
December 3, 2025, 4 min.

President Donald Trump attends a cabinet meeting at the White House on Tuesday. (Carolyn Van Houten / The Washington Post)

Of all the ways to understand President Donald Trump’s belligerence toward Venezuela — as a campaign against “narcoterrorists,” a play for its oil reserves, a desire to control the Western Hemisphere — the most overlooked is the outcome he covets more than all those things combined: greatness. For Trump, Venezuela is not just a geopolitical question. It is an opportunity to lead in war, a hallmark of presidents considered the nation’s best.

No one runs for the White House to be pedestrian. Every president has a theory of greatness. For some, it’s decisiveness in transformative moments — the mix of judgment, personality and courage brought to bear in times of profound uncertainty. For others, it’s reflected in how much the nation bends — or bows — to the presidency. And for a few, it’s more formulaic: Create a list of presidential to-dos and simply check the boxes.

Being considered among the greats remains one of Trump’s deepest interests. He declared at a joint session of Congress in March that the first month of his second administration was “the most successful in the history of our nation,” before adding, “you know who No. 2 is? George Washington.” Last year, he told a convening of Black journalists, “I have been the best president for the Black population since Abraham Lincoln.” He recently posted to social media that his proposed 50-year mortgage policy makes him a great American president like Franklin D. Roosevelt. His open lobbying for the Nobel Peace Prize, describing every policy action in superlatives, and even the construction of a White House ballroom point to a preoccupation with glory.

Meanwhile, the Pentagon’s posture has transformed the Caribbean into a theater of war. For months, the military has struck private vessels in international waters that it alleges are running drugs destined for the United States. (An order to kill stranded mariners in those operations has become its own national story.) Trump declared the airspace over Venezuela closed, effectively establishing a commercial no-fly zone. The largest U.S. flotilla the Caribbean has seen since the Cold War sits within striking distance, part of a force of about 15,000. And he’s taken the highly unusual step of announcing ongoing covert operations in Venezuela. These are telltale actions of a nation preparing for battle.

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Trump lowers tariffs on beef, coffee, other foods as inflation concerns mount

Donald Trump on Friday signed an executive order to exempt a wide range of food imports, including beef, tomatoes, coffee and bananas, from sweeping tariffs imposed earlier this year on nearly every country, the White House said.

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Cinq morts dans deux nouvelles frappes américaines contre des bateaux de narcotrafiquants présumés, cette fois dans le Pacifique

Washington n’a pas publié de preuves à l’appui de ses affirmations selon laquelle les cibles de ses frappes étaient des trafiquants de drogue.

Le Monde
El gobierno mexicano traslada a 26 miembros de cárteles a EE. UU.

El traslado se produjo tras la noticia de que el presidente Trump ordenó al Pentágono que comenzara a utilizar la fuerza militar contra ciertos cárteles de la droga latinoamericanos.

The New York Times

If Trump 1.0 hadn't single-handedly restarted Iran's nuclear program in 2018, Trump 2.0 wouldn't have had a reason to drag America into a new Middle East war in 2025.

Free link: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/28/science/iran-nuclear-uranium-metal.html?unlocked_article_code=1.SU8.72B2.P2-jMphS1HRB&smid=url-share #iran #MAGA #TrumpWar