You’d think even President Pawpaw would know that instigating a war with a country that poses no threat to the U.S. is not a resumé booster for a Nobel Peace Prize.
That’s not counting the fact that Trump seems hellbent on starting a civil war by sending troops to invade American cities and the U.S. is well into a government shutdown with no end in sight.
But for some reason, Commander Bone Spurs thinks Americans will be glad to put aside their concerns about inflation, tariffs and soaring health insurance, as well as abuse of power, for the sake of starting a war with Venezuela. Not that his perfect-age-to-serve-in-the-military son will likely spend a second in harm’s way.
Yet Trump is obviously working toward some kind of military conflict with Venezuela.
Trump isn’t hiding his war-mongering, either. On October 15, The New York Times reported that, in addition to his killing spree of civilians in boats near Venezuela (without providing evidence to justify the attacks), President Peace Prize has authorized the CIA to conduct covert action in Venezuela.
