Trump’s Attacks on Venezuelan Boats is a Diversion

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Trump Pardoning history’s biggest drug dealer proves his attacks on Venezuelan boats is a diversion and doesn’t actually care about drug trafficking

 

Trump’s Inexplicable Pardon

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Trump CAN’T DEFEND Venezuelan Boat Strike

Senator Rand Paul and other anti-war lawmakers are demanding answers from President Trump after he ordered a deadly strike on a Venezuelan boat.

 

‘Enormous scandal’: Hayes reacts to Trump’s deadly strike on ‘drug-carrying boat’

“Whatever pretext this administration may claim, this looks for all the world like a flagrant violation of U.S. and international law,” says Chris Hayes on Trump boasting about the U.S. military’s deadly strike on a boat he says was carrying drugs from Venezuela.

 

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DISTURBING TRUTH About Trump’s WAR On Venezuela

Vessel struck by US military off Venezuela was heading back to shore, AP sources say

The U.S. military strike on what the Trump administration says was a drug-carrying speedboat from Venezuela came after the vessel had turned around and was headed back to shore.

Per the above article: Vessel struck by US military off Venezuela was heading back to shore

“Sen. Rand Raul, R-Ky., has said it was unlikely the boat was headed to U.S. shores, which would be a lengthy trip for such a vessel.

Paul — a libertarian-leaning Republican with a long history of challenging executive overreach, particularly in national security matters — has argued the U.S. can’t simply kill people suspected of wrongdoing without due process.

In Venezuela, Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello on Thursday accused the U.S. government of murder, characterized its version of events as “a tremendous lie” and questioned how the people on board the targeted vessel were linked to the gang.

“And how did they identify them as members of the Tren de Aragua? Did they have, I don’t know, a chip? Did they have a QR code and (the U.S. military) read it from above in the dark?” Cabello said. “They openly confessed to murdering 11 people.”

Cabello said Venezuelan authorities are investigating the strike but did not provide any details. Cabello also rejected the U.S. government’s assertion that the targeted vessel was carrying 11 people and drugs, explaining that the video released by the White House last week appeared to show a type of small fishing boat known as a “peñero” in Venezuela.

“If you put 11 people on that peñero, there’s no room for anything else because when those peñeros go to sea, the fishermen have to carry gasoline for the return trip so as not to be left adrift,” Cabello said during a meeting of ruling-party members.”