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It still seems the US wants to start a war with Venezuela. A failed attempt to
board an oil tanker this week... which clearly demonstrates the state of
American soldier training, as even Somali pirates manage to board ships with
minimal resources. Americans with planes, helicopters, and the world's largest
aircraft carrier allowed an oil tanker to escape.

But the danger to Venezuela isn't over yet.

Still, no one outside the White House knows why the war with Venezuela is
necessary.

The oil CEOs have already indicated that, as far as they're concerned, the
nationalization of their oil assets by the Venezuelan regime is not a reason
for war.

Venezuela is practically devoid of drugs, so that's also not a serious reason.

In short, why is the "president of peace" so eager for a war with Venezuela?
Is it to give the soldiers experience for the upcoming war against Canada and
Greenland?

Or is it necessary to create a foreign enemy, because the Trump regime is on
the verge of collapse?

Of all the reasons, fear of being overthrown seems to me the most likely
reason to start a war now. A foreign enemy is a welcome distraction from
whatever internal problems the US is experiencing under Trump.

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