Warships Off the Coast of Venezuela

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Citgo Petroleum is a U.S.-based refiner, marketer, and transporter of fuel and other products, which was a key asset of Venezuela's state-owned oil company, PDVSA. Venezuela lost Citgo to a court-ordered auction in 2024 to pay off creditors after years of financial mismanagement and defaults. The sale is being contested by Venezuela but remains a focal point in the ongoing legal and economic fallout of the country's crisis.
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STFU. You are stupid all of the time and insufferable as a result!
See, this is where you go full retard.
Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
How stupid am I, shithead? Explain to me why it is that you think I'm stupid all the time, k?
What do you think my IQ is? Hmm?
Here, take this test and let's see how you do, fucknugget:
All you gotta do is screenshot your results and post it, you up for the challenge?
Or are you gonna fail an IQ test? :auiqs.jpg:
 
See, this is where you go full retard.
Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
How stupid am I, shithead? Explain to me why it is that you think I'm stupid all the time, k?
What do you think my IQ is? Hmm?
Here, take this test and let's see how you do, fucknugget:
All you gotta do is screenshot your results and post it, you up for the challenge?
Or are you gonna fail an IQ test? :auiqs.jpg:
No, I am just going to take the win, and walk away, giggling heartily!
 
So you're OK with taking over other countries because of their resources because corrupt or stupid politicians like Biden waste ours?
I am all for peace. I don't want the US to fight anyone, anywhere.

But if you force us to fight you, I want everything you had. I want your defeat to be so bad that no asshole tries to annoy us again.
 
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President Trump this week sent a guided missile-cruiser, the USS Lake Erie, and a fast attack submarine, the USS Newport News, steaming toward the Caribbean. They’re scheduled to arrive next week near Venezuela, reportedly joining three amphibious ships, three destroyers and another attack sub in the vicinity. ...​
Since February, Mr. Trump has designated nine Latin American cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. Two of them are Venezuelan, and one of those—the Cartel of the Suns—is directed by Mr. Maduro. A rumored U.S. presidential directive to the Pentagon this month instructed the military to use force against the cartels. Secretary of State Marco Rubio also sent a March message to Mr. Maduro to keep Venezuelan hands off the oil-rich waters belonging to neighboring Guyana.​
But discrete American strikes on narcotics labs in the Venezuelan jungle wouldn’t take that much hardware, and neither would adding deterrence to defend Guyana. What might require this many high-value U.S. military assets, on the other hand, is an effort to pressure Mr. Maduro to abdicate, or perhaps oust him, even without boots on the ground. Has Mr. Trump made a decision to take that step?​
Toppling Mr. Maduro is a worthy goal. He lost last year’s presidential election to opposition candidate Edmundo González by 70% to 30%, and today even greater numbers of Venezuelans want the dictator gone. He’s running a criminal organization out of Caracas that trafficks in humans, drugs and weapons. His closest allies are Russia, Cuba, China and Iran. His regime has worsened Venezuelan privation, and more than eight million people have fled, triggering a humanitarian crisis across the Americas. His government sows Cuban-style revolution in the region.​
 
Venezuela is a major supplier of drugs to America by boat. Maduro is head of the largest drug cartel in the world. The destroyers are there to blockade the drug shipments.
Maduro was voted out 2 years ago and didn't relinquish power.
He's a tyrant.
 
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