Trump launches ‘large-scale’ attack on Venezuela, captures Nicolas Maduro and wife

Damocles said:
Seems like if the goal was a "forever war" you wouldn't strategically strike and capture the person you wanted to remove.

I'm not saying that I am for this, I am saying that calling it "forever war" is silly. It's already over.
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You're free to believe this is over, Damo. Same for Iran.
 
volsrocks said:
Learn to be more American and less Comme..you fucking POS
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Much better, Volsrocks, although you misspelled "commie" (which I think you meant and which I am not) and an ellipsis requires three dots. But definitely an improvement over that pathetic sentence in your earlier post.

Makes me feel good about calling your incoherence to your attention.
 
volsrocks said:
  • The U.S. conducted “a large scale strike” on Venezuela, President Donald Trump said in a post on social media early Saturday morning.
  • The U.S. operation captured Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro and his wife and removed them from the country.




Is Maduro lauging now? LOL
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Well, that's an act of war, and its all about profits for the oil companies.

I thought you kids were all about peace prizes and shit?
 
volsrocks said:
Learn to be more American and less Comme..you fucking POS
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All white nationalists are enemies of the Constitution and should be treated as such.

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Crepitus said:
Invading a sovereign country and capturing the head of state is though.
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Nicolás Maduro's head-of-state immunity is challenged because many countries, including the U.S., don't recognize him as Venezuela's legitimate president, instead viewing him as head of an illegitimate regime, allowing for charges like narcoterrorism despite international norms typically granting immunity to sitting leaders. This lack of recognition, stemming from disputed 2018 elections and claims of fraud, means the U.S. and others see him as outside the normal protections for foreign leaders, treating him as a criminal figure rather than a head of state.
Key Reasons for Denying Immunity:
  • Non-Recognition: The U.S. and over 50 other nations recognize Juan Guaidó (or another opposition figure) as Venezuela's rightful leader, not Maduro, since 2019.
 
volsrocks said:
  • The U.S. conducted “a large scale strike” on Venezuela, President Donald Trump said in a post on social media early Saturday morning.
  • The U.S. operation captured Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro and his wife and removed them from the country.




Is Maduro lauging now? LOL
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That's so amazing! Regime change operations have always gone well for the United States. For example there was... ok not THAT one.. but there was...

WTF, man? "Wag the dog" on steroids!
 
volsrocks said:
Nicolás Maduro's head-of-state immunity is challenged because many countries, including the U.S., don't recognize him as Venezuela's legitimate president, instead viewing him as head of an illegitimate regime, allowing for charges like narcoterrorism despite international norms typically granting immunity to sitting leaders. This lack of recognition, stemming from disputed 2018 elections and claims of fraud, means the U.S. and others see him as outside the normal protections for foreign leaders, treating him as a criminal figure rather than a head of state.
Key Reasons for Denying Immunity:
  • Non-Recognition: The U.S. and over 50 other nations recognize Juan Guaidó (or another opposition figure) as Venezuela's rightful leader, not Maduro, since 2019.
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Maduro should have paid the $6M bribe like Hondura's drug President, Juan Hernandez. I'm guessing that might still happen. The Pedo King loooves his money!!!

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volsrocks said:
Nicolás Maduro's head-of-state immunity is challenged because many countries, including the U.S., don't recognize him as Venezuela's legitimate president, instead viewing him as head of an illegitimate regime, allowing for charges like narcoterrorism despite international norms typically granting immunity to sitting leaders. This lack of recognition, stemming from disputed 2018 elections and claims of fraud, means the U.S. and others see him as outside the normal protections for foreign leaders, treating him as a criminal figure rather than a head of state.
Key Reasons for Denying Immunity:
  • Non-Recognition: The U.S. and over 50 other nations recognize Juan Guaidó (or another opposition figure) as Venezuela's rightful leader, not Maduro, since 2019.
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The same could be said for tRump, you know.


What would your reaction be if Venezuela kidnapped him?
 
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