Trump's War With Cartels, Venezuela & Capture of Maduro

searcher said:

Wonder how much this'll cost?

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In money? Probably not much for actual infrastructure costs. Probably a lot in skimming/graft. Printer goes brrrt
In geopolitical capital? It seems we don't care - we're forging our own path
In strategic value? We just neutered one of the biggest backdoor threats in our hemisphere - how do you measure that value?

A Venezuelan security guard for Maduro warns against fighting Americans describing the U.S. raid: 20 men with superior tech disabled radars, downed drones, and killed hundreds unharmed. They fired 300 rounds/min and used a sonic weapon causing instant bleeding and incapacitation. Trump says Mexico, you’re on the list too. Don’t FAFO, America is NOT one to mess with!

searcher said:

Wonder how much this'll cost?

US Control Of Venezuela Could Last For Years, Trump Says | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

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Not as much as $9B in Somali fraud like in MN....

pmbug said:

We just neutered one of the biggest backdoor threats in our hemisphere - how do you measure that value?

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Anyone with TDS is incapable of measuring that value due to Trump having been the one to do it.

Portland Police @ChiefBobDay cries at a press conference after having to affirm that @DHSgov was correct in stating that the illegal Venezuelan migrants accused of trying to run down Border Patrol have ties to Tren de Aragua. Chief Day admitted that he hesitated to share the truth with the public.

On Jan. 8, Border Patrol non-fatally shot a man and a woman in east Portland after they allegedly tried to run down agents in a red pickup truck following a targeted stop. Internal communications about the incident, which was inaccurately blamed on ICE, were leaked to PDX ICE Watch by a Multnomah County first responder.

The entire city and state leadership, all run by Democrats, organized an emergency press conference to condemn the federal agents, reject DHS' statement and to express support with the violent suspects, who they called the "victims." Local and national media also misled the public about the shooting. A mob showed up to try to attack the ICE facility, leading to six arrests. Read more: https://ngocomment.com/p/who-is-the-suspected-tren-de-aragua