U.S. Reaching “End Game” of Venezuela Military Build-up

This appears to be distraction for the Epstein debacle. There is absolutely no way no how the US has the capacity for a long term or even short-term war engagement. The Ukraine War was effectively the US and Israels Vietnam at a time it is already facing weapons and materials supply issues. My open position on the issue would be considered treason if it were not for the laughable fact that everyone knows that the US does not have the capacity for war. The disconnection is based on the certain knowledge that the US is being run by a criminal cabal of pedophiles and sycophants and has no position to preach law and order to anyone much less people seeking to counter illegal orders. The military and their agents are not interested in protecting pedophiles nor are they interested in a war for which could conceivably destroy the country and initiate a complete decoupling of all US military assets, bases around the world. this will likely happen anyway, yet it has to be said, hypersonic missiles are a game changer. The US doesn’t have healthy supply of missiles or money to engage in a protracted war as ships will be sunk. This is not fooling anyone, much less ordinary citizens like myself and thus it has to be noted that the lost war in Ukraine has effectively broken the US. Were the US to open a front with Venezuela, despite the diplomacy suggesting otherwise, they would welcome the destruction of the US….And so would Latin America

U.S. is entering the endgame of its military buildup in the Caribbean, moving high-value assets critical for combat ops into SOUTHCOM.

– Deploying additional strike and electronic attack aircraft, including VANG F-35As and VAQ 132 Growlers.

– Repositioning USAF assets from CENTCOM and INDOPACOM, such as Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR) HH-60W Jolly Green II helos and HC-130J aircraft.

– Six KC-135 air-refueling tankers forward deployed to the Dominican Republic.

– MQ-4C Triton drone confirmed conducting ops in the AOR.

– Advanced AN/TPS-80 radar set up in Trinidad & Tobago.

+ Carrying out more frequent flight ops in closer proximity to mainland Venezuela.

The Gerald R. Ford carrier strike group, following a 5-day port call in the USVI, is operating in the central Caribbean.

If the rumor that “Maduro will be out by Christmas” holds, expect a decision to be made soon (if it hasn’t already). Details and sources below.

REMINDER: All U.S. Citizens urged to depart Venezuela IMMEDIATELY:

Hal Turner Radio Show – U.S. Reaching “End Game” of Venezuela Military Build-up