If any country did to the United States what the U.S. did to Venezuela, it would be seen as an act of war. And make no mistake, this act of war has nothing to do with drugs. In Trump’s own words, the U.S. will “run the country,” and he is not afraid to “put boots on the ground” because the U.S. is back in the “oil business” in Venezuela. And all of this is being done without Congressional approval. Why? Because Trump knows he can’t get Congressional approval for another endless, “Blood for Oil”

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