Venezuela, America’s Illegal Wars, and The Cost of Freedom
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After the Twin Towers were felled into dust and rubble, the illegal neocon agenda of regime change was unleashed upon the unwitting targets of the Federal Reserve System.
The plan was to use 9-11 as a catalyst to topple the governments of seven countries.
I just got this memo from the Secretary of Defense's office that says we're going to attack and destroy the governments in seven countries in five years.
We're going to start with Iraq and then we're going to move to Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran.
The neocons lied their way into Iraq with imaginary tales of so-called weapons of mass destruction.
Those weapons of mass destruction got to be somewhere.
And as the world watched the sovereign nation of Iraq fall, a new precedent was set.
During the Obama presidency, the anti-war movement disappeared and illegal aggression became so commonplace that Americans now criticize the president of the U.S. for wanting to end wars.
There is now much talk about Venezuela.
The fundamental principle that governments must rest on the consent of the governed has been at the foundation of Venezuelan democracy since 1958.
And any credible reading of the Constitution shows that Maduro was not re-elected in 2018.
In direct violation of the Venezuelan Constitution, Maduro organized an illegal election.
The Maduro government banned opposition political parties, candidates, and leaders from running in the election.
Illegally imprisoned opposition leaders before the election.
Coerced and intimidated citizens into voting for the president's party.
Engaged in verifiable manipulation of vote tallies.
Organized the process through an election authority controlled by members of Maduro's party.
Murdered protesters who exercised their right to assemble peacefully.
Engaged in widespread illegal use of government funds to finance Maduro's campaign.
Used state-owned media to promote Maduro's candidacy.
And disallowed international organizations from observing the vote.
According to the Constitution, in a situation with no president, the president of the National Assembly shall take charge of the presidency of the republic.
Under the Constitution, Juan Guaido is the du jour president of Venezuela.
Although Maduro is in de facto control, the international community has overwhelmingly rejected it as an illegal election.
This seems different than the regime change of the Bush and Obama years.
The leftists love the brutality and hypocrisy of Maduro's illegal regime.
And many on the right would love to help the people of Venezuela restore law and order.
The question is, what legal authority does the U.S. have to get involved?
And if a country cannot claim their own independence, will they ever be able to keep it?
For newswars.com, this is Greg Reese.
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