Tulsi Gabbard Joins Trump’s New Regime-Change War

US Military Buildup in Venezuela

• 💡 The Trump administration is deploying significant military assets near Venezuela, including the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier strike group with 90 aircraft and destroyers capable of launching 180 Tomahawk missiles.
• 🚀 This unprecedented military concentration in decades includes 10,000 US troops, fighter jets, bombers, amphibious assault ships, and electronic warfare aircraft positioned in the Caribbean and nearby bases.

The "Drug War" as a Pretext

• ⚠️ The administration claims to be fighting narco-terrorism and stopping drugs, but the speaker argues that drugs are primarily coming from Mexico or the Pacific, not Venezuela.
• 🎯 This "drug war" is presented as an excuse for regime change against Venezuelan President Maduro, a long-standing objective pursued through various methods.

Profiteering and Regime Change Failures

• 💰 Donald Trump Jr. is linked to a drone company, Unusual Machines, that secured a significant Pentagon contract for drone parts, suggesting financial interests in military operations.
• 📉 Historically, US-backed regime change efforts (e.g., Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria) have consistently led to chaos and instability, not democracy or improved conditions for the people.

True Motives and Geopolitical Stakes

• 🔑 Former US Ambassador James Story revealed the actual reasons for targeting Venezuela: its world's largest known oil reserves and critical minerals essential for the 21st-century economy.
• 🌍 The intervention is also aimed at preventing strategic competitors like Russia and China from gaining access and influence in Venezuela.

Tulsi Gabbard's Stance

• 💬 Tulsi Gabbard, previously known for her anti-war views, is shown supporting the administration's actions against drug cartels, reframing it as a positive step for American safety.
• 🎭 Her comments are interpreted as a disappointing shift, aligning with the administration's narrative despite the underlying goal of regime change.