Jan. 11, 2026 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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You're listening to the Liberty News Radio Network, and this is the Political Cesspool.
The Political Cesspool, known across the South and worldwide as the South's foremost populist conservative radio program.
And here to guide you through the murky waters of the Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
As I said in the last hour, I think if you're looking across our collective and of all the proliferation of content creators and commentators and opinion makers,
I don't think anybody could bring onto their program a trio of people as sharp and as qualified to offer analysis on this particular question than the three you're going to hear tonight and next week, next week with Mark Weber.
First hour tonight with former government contractor Patrick Martin and now geopolitical analyst Jose Niño himself of Venezuelan Heritage.
And Jose, thanks for coming back on with us in such short order.
We had you on just a few weeks ago, sort of not anticipating we would talk to you again quite so soon, but during the late night of January the 2nd into the early morning hours of January the 3rd, once we saw this taking place, I couldn't get you booked for the show again quickly enough.
Thanks for being back with us this evening.
Oh, no, I really appreciate it.
I've been really busy with just interviews after interviews.
It's kind of funny because I, for the last like two years, two to three years, my interview deck has generally been quite empty, but now it's just hectic all around.
But I'm glad to talk about this.
I was actually going to mention that, my friend, because I knew the first time I talked to you, and I've shared this story before, but the first time that you and I came to know each other, I was actually a guest on your podcast.
And then I just knew, this was several years ago now, but I knew instantly, I said, this is really one of the smartest people I've ever talked to.
And now you really are having just an incredible run as we broadcast live tonight, the 10th of January.
You were on with Red Ice a few days ago.
I mean, you are everywhere.
And you're also so unique in that you're the Venezuelan in the mix here.
We want somebody, you know, who is really invested in Venezuela and having their viewpoints.
Well, I mean, that's one thing.
I mean, he would be sharp no matter where, you know, he might have some roots.
But nevertheless, it does make it certainly more interesting.
But no, I mean, you've been everywhere.
You're circulating through all the different corners of our cause and beyond.
And it's just, you know, good on you for that and good on the people that are having you for wanting to have the very best off because you offer commentary that's second to none.
No, thank you.
No, I really appreciate it.
Well, let's get down to it.
He's our man in Havana.
You know, he's our man in Caracas.
Except for the fact that he lives in the United States and has for forever and ever.
But anyway, no, but seriously, let's get back to it.
So we were breaking down some of the issues with Padrick, but let's go straight to your most recent piece and we'll plug all of your contacts, your sub stacks and everything else as this hour continues.
But you wrote the article, Israel is having a party after the capture of Nicholas Maduro.
What is going on?
How are you viewing this thing a week now later from its starting point?
Let's start with just the of the capture of Nicolas Maduro.
This definitely is just a culmination of the escalation strategy that the U.S. has been doing in Trump's second term, where they've been trying to oust Nicolas Maduro.
And really, if you look at the past 30 years, the U.S. has been trying to pursue somewhat of like a pursue a clear regime change agenda.
However, this is interesting because even though the U.S. was able to capture him, the Shabista regime is still nominally intact.
And it's a lot of moving parts right now.
However, from the looks of it, my theory is that there was some inside help where the CIA was able to bribe a good deal of mid-level, some lower-level people, and even maybe some high-level people to facilitate this capture of Nicolas Maduro.
And which is a short-term win for Trump that he could sell to his base and even some elements of the foreign policy establishment that they got rid of this rogue leader.
However, many people like the John Bolton types and the Superhawks are still pretty angry because they don't like the fact that the Shabista regime is still intact.
Now, as for Israel, there's a reason why they're pretty happy at the moment.
Nicolas Maduro and the Venezuelan regime have a pretty long history of being anti-Zionist, not just like opposing Israel's genocide in Gaza, the recent one, but also just breaking diplomatic ties altogether.
For example, the regime of Hugo Chavez, Nicolas Maduro's predecessor, was influenced by an Argentinian political activist and academic named Norberto Serasoli,
who actually was very receptive to Holocaust revisionism and had a political outlook where he assumed from the get-go that all politics in the West was determined by organized Jewry and that any type of political strategy to reform politics in the West among populist lines or anti-establishment lines had to be confrontational towards this Jewish supremacist power configuration.
And this guy was an advisor at one point to Hugo Chavez, and his line of thinking very much has influenced Chavez all the way to the Maduro set.
And you can see this not only in diplomatic actions that Venezuela took after it severed ties with Israel in 2009 over Israel's Operation Cast-led action in Gaza, but also in the alliances that Venezuela has forged with Iran to help evade sanctions and also to develop drone technology and other economic ties.
Additionally, Venezuela has an aligned itself more with Russia and China and has provided moral support and received some advisors from Hezbollah.
So these factors have made Israel very much interested in the case of Venezuela because of the fact that like Hezbollah and Iran, Venezuela has faced increasing diplomatic sanctions and isolation from the US and its satrapies in NATO and also from its master Israel as well.
And Israel has taken an interest in this.
And as I've highlighted in the Occidental Observer, there is a concerted effort through the establishment of the Isaac Accords, which were announced by Argentine President Javier Millay, the most phylo-Semitic leader in Latin America right now, to pursue measures that will make Latin America and the broader Western hemisphere safe for Jewish supremacy.
And what they're trying to do is essentially through diplomatic covert operations or even just flat out direct military action, influence or even topple governments that are hostile to Judeo-American interests in Latin America and install governments that are more amenable to this Jewish supremacist power configuration.
And the Venezuelan conflict can be seen as one front in this battle.
There's also other interest groups that kind of overlap as well.
Groups that are concerned with Chinese influence in Latin America, which has grown tremendously since the global war on terror, since the U.S. took its eyes off the region.
And China has begun to dominate a lot of commerce in South America.
That plays a factor.
And what I was just trying to point out here with this article in Substack was just the reactions of prominent Jewish leaders and pundits about the events that took place in Venezuela and why people will naturally ask, why is Israel so concerned about it?
So that's where I've come in to show some of my work at the Occidental Observer that shows that there is a Jewish element behind the Venezuelan crisis, but a lot of the media obviously won't cover it.
So I try to connect with Donald.
Yep.
A fantastic, fantastically well-informed opening pitch here this hour from Jose Niño as the conversation from the first hour with Patrick Martin continues.
And we are going to take a break here in just a minute.
So I don't want to open up an entirely new line of thought or to divert your attention from what you were talking about too abruptly.
We're going to get into your take on the Monroe Doctrine.
This is something that you have seen all over social media, whether it's from Magater media or even pro-white nationalists talking about the Monroe doctrine and debating how it factors into what Trump is pledging for the Western Hemisphere.
Is America under Trump and really going to focus on the Western hemisphere and does that mean disengagement from the other hemisphere?
Well, we are going to ask the learned opinion of Jose Niño that question.
The shift gear is coming back.
We're going to get all of his contact information as well.
You're going to want to be subscribed to his substack if this is an issue.
Or really, if any issue interests you, he's going to have a good take on it.
We'll be right back with Jose.
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What Jose mentioned earlier, right after his introduction or reintroduction, he's a regular guest here, of course.
He is a very much in-demand guest all over the place right now.
And if you want to keep up with the latest that he's up to and his opinions, you can go to his sub stack, JoseNiño Unfiltered.
That's josealnino.org, jose alnino.org.
We've got it linked to our promotional blog at thepolitical accessible.org.
I subscribe to it.
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And we continue the conversation with him now.
And this whole thing about American chauvinism.
Okay, so you have a lot of people out there that, whether they're MAGA adjacent or even in our community, some people are saying, hey, you know, colonialism was fine and we are the American chauvinist and we're going to take it to it and we're going to benefit our country no matter what.
And to an extent, I can buy into that on some aspects.
I don't get like to be tied up into the intricacies of international law.
I mean, more powerful countries doing what they think they need to do over less powerful countries.
You know, we can square that if it's something that is in our interest, the nuances of right and wrong become a little more relative.
But that begs the question is whether or not something where Israel is the primary beneficiary, can we be a residual beneficiary?
And before we get into the Monroe Doctrine, I guess I'll just ask the question: Jose, do you see any way that white interests can be served through what's happening, what happened last week, and what's the actions that are likely to come?
I don't really think so.
For starters, the Monroe Doctrine was the province of an Anglo-run America, at least like a European-run America.
That's what they were there.
That's when you have to, when we're talking about politics, you first have to define who, whom, who's the sovereign.
Because after World War II, it has been turned into the Judeo-American consumer imperium where organized Jewry is the sovereign and all the actions they take are for the benefit of organized Jewry and at best, whites get scraps.
But now, going back to the Monroe Doctrine, contrary to popular belief, the Monroe Doctrine was actually quite a restrained type of foreign policy doctrine where obviously the United States would maintain a degree of benign hegemony in the Western Hemisphere.
There would be no European powers that would come in to recolonize the area or any extra hemispheric powers on the condition that the U.S. would not interfere abroad.
So, and the funny thing is, is that the British were the primary enforcers of this doctrine owing to the early days of the early decades of the American Republic until the start of the 20th century because of the simple fact that the U.S. was not as powerful at that time.
And then it could actually enforce it on its own will.
But the thing is, context matters because until the Spanish-American War, the U.S. was not a world imperium.
And since the end of World War II, especially, the U.S. treats the whole planet as its sphere of influence.
It believes it has the right to interfere in the Middle East.
It believes it has the right to interfere in South America, Africa, the former Soviet space, East Asia.
And talk of the Monroe Doctrine is pretty outdated because this was of an era where not only was the sovereign different, but also the geopolitical type of ambitions were much more restrained.
If you want to appeal to the Monroe Doctrine, I'm all for it, provided that the U.S. closes pretty much all of its military bases.
It stops its color revolutions and other subversive activities abroad.
Like if you were going to just scale back its military footprint in Africa, Asia, Middle East, and Europe, we could have a discussion about that.
I think it's sensible that the U.S. would not want China or Russia to set up missiles in Cuba and Venezuela, stuff like that.
But the U.S. is setting up.
I was thinking too, Jose, that basically, historically, the Monroe Doctrine is interesting, but I don't think there's any real correspondence between then and now.
Except, for example, I heard that the Danish government has said that if America takes over Greenland, that's going to end NATO.
And my response to that, is that a promise?
You know, we'd love to get out of NATO.
We'd love to get out of these entangling alliances everywhere else.
And it makes more sense that if you're going to have an international footprint, the main footprint would be in the Western Hemisphere.
But on the other hand, Maduro is a bad guy.
He is an incompetent guy.
He was a bus driver before he was hand-picked to be the head of Venezuela.
So it's not a surprise that he's kind of run the oil economy in Venezuela into the ground.
It would be good to have somebody competent running it.
But on the other hand, again, I don't think it's just a coincidence that Netanyahu's visit to Trump coincided with the adventure that has occurred now in Venezuela.
And, you know, I think that maybe what's going to happen is that Israel wants all of this oil from Venezuela to be at their beck and call to develop their AI industry, which they apparently have big ambitions for.
What do you think?
Well, you know, what's funny is that if you play like a hypothetical game where the U.S. is able to access all, if not most, of Venezuela's oil, it's actually more likely that oil ends up in like the funds ends up in some Jewish-run hedge fund, which is obviously going to benefit Israel and broader world Jewry.
And Americans may not even see a drop of it too.
And that's the point.
Why, who, whom?
It's the most important question.
You have yeah.
And people like Paul Singer, the Jewish vulture capitalist who has a track record of looting Latin American and even a lot of third world countries.
He has he is watching this situation with interest and has already built a big stake in sitgo.
So there's that situation.
Now, in terms of like the U.S.'s role in Latin America, it makes more sense for the U.S. to be more active, in my opinion, in Central America and Mexico to deal with cartels and migrant groups there, because that's where a lot of the drug activity and destabilization activity occurs.
But here's a problem.
And this goes back to the question of the sovereign.
A lot of the political class in the U.S. is actually very much, and especially their donors and even some of the politicians themselves are very much tied up to this transnational cartel activity.
And that's why you'll hear politicians talk tough about getting tough on Mexican cartels, but they're never going to pull the trigger because once you peel back the onion, but you're going to see a ton of people in the U.S. business community, politicians and NGOs, they're all tied up in that.
And that's why you won't really see much action taken on that.
And also with regards to countries like Venezuela being unstable, it doesn't also help that the U.S. has really pursued a very punitive sanctions policy campaign that started really, it went to overdrive Obama and it got doubled down by the Trump administration, especially in the first term.
And that's the issue too, that the ruling class in the U.S. is built on the premise of invade the world, invite the world.
And they have an agenda that's completely distinct from like the people that want like this Monroe, this Neo-Monroe doctrine.
And the issue is that you're not going to see a genuine rollback of foreign policy that goes to like a more realist or non-interventionist direction until this political class is cleared out, unfortunately.
All right.
So one more thing on the Monroe Doctrine, because you wrote about this as well.
And again, I mean, one big glaring difference between then and now is that you had a much more pro-white American government in the early 1800s than you do today.
I mean, we probably had our own agency.
We were at least acting in our own interest in some regards compared to now.
But you did right, just to give a definitive answer to this with two minutes remaining this segment, that with regards to the Monroe Doctrine, you can't govern the Western Hemisphere like it's 1823.
Yeah, I mean, it's also a good point to note as well that you, like, a lot of these countries in Latin America, they have their own interests in mind, and they're going to pursue trade deals with China and other countries.
And most of them are just not threats to the U.S. either.
A lot of that is just fear-mongering.
Sure, these countries have like crappy governments.
And I mean, that just comes with the racial territory because these countries have different traditions, different ethnic makeups, and they have a lot higher tolerance for corruption.
But just because the country is corrupt doesn't mean it's like a threat.
And a lot of the migration issues.
It's largely, first off, U.S. mass migration floodgates have been open both legally and illegally for a while.
And that's because of the ruling class we have here.
Also, it's been one of the primary contributors to that flood of illegal aliens, has it not?
Yes, in recent years, and that's largely due to the sanctions policies the U.S. has pursued against it.
I've destabilized it.
There's an economist as well from Venezuela that's based in Colorado.
I think I forget his name exactly, but he points out that the biggest migrant Venezuelan migrant inflows to the U.S. have started like 2017 up until 2020.
And it's largely due to the sanctions pressure, the maximum pressures that made the country just completely unlivable.
And that's one of the issues at hand is that you can't view these things in isolation and think they're just happening random.
It's largely because of the fact that we have economic and foreign policies that are just completely out of whack.
All right.
Stay tuned.
Why is Maduro sitting in a New York prison today?
Well, you know why, but we're going to give you some more reasons when we come back as Jose Niño continues his expert analysis.
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I do want to go down this checklist that may help you, ladies and gentlemen, in your efforts to understand the situation.
If you're still trying to make sense of the American strike against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on the night of January 2nd and the 3rd of this year, here are some of the actions and statements that Maduro has been responsible for.
Let's go through a very quick rundown here.
Maduro had maintained the severance of diplomatic relations with Israel, which were originally broken in 2009 under Hugo Chavez, describing Israel as a colonial regime.
He had established and strengthened diplomatic ties with the Palestinian Authority, including formal recognition and support for Palestinian statehood.
He publicly condemned Israel's military actions in Gaza as genocide against the Palestinian people, denounced Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the Hitler of the 21st century.
Now, again, this is where a little bit of my give-a-damn-ism comes into play.
This whole thing, Democrats are the real racists, Jews are the real Nazis.
That doesn't really compel me to take your side.
But we can continue.
Very quickly, and I'll toss it back to Jose, condemned Israeli strikes on Iran as criminal and immoral.
Issued a direct appeal to the Israeli people in June of last year to quote stop Netanyahu's madness, supported anti-Israel resolutions at the United Nations, aligned Venezuela with anti-Israel alliances, including those with close ties to Iran, blamed international Zionism for orchestrating the protest and unrest following the presidential election of Venezuela in 2024.
And again, said that Jews are the new Nazis of the 21st century.
Well, Jose, I mean, he's certainly getting the Nazi treatment, so to speak.
There's a brand new movie, another Nuremberg movie out with this time Russell Crowe playing Herman Gern because he gained a lot of weight.
And there was another one with Alec Baldwin and Christopher Plummer back in 2000.
But nevertheless, he's getting a taste of that sort of treatment now.
But so again, it begs two questions, Jose.
Number one, a pretty simple one: is there any reality or timeline that exists where Madero is not still the president of Venezuela, had been a little more amenable to Zionist interest?
And number two, is the fact that he was at once an anti-white but an anti-Zionist cause for us to close ranks with him.
Thing about Maduro's capture does underscore some interesting bedfellows that strange bedfellows that were forming from people I've talked to that have been really plugged into Venezuelan politics for a while.
There's been a growing pro-Shavista but and anti-U.S. but also anti-Maduro movement, not just in the society, but also within the government.
And they kind of came to the conclusion, this was, I would say, since 2017, when things really got bad in Venezuela, and it's finally crystallized into something over the last few months that they were kind of willing to negotiate with the U.S. for an exit strategy for Maduro,
but they just didn't agree on the methods where the U.S. just took the initiative and decided to extract them on their terms.
But that's why the Venezuelan government, the security apparatus and all that is intact for the time being.
However, the U.S. is looking for a win here, especially when it comes to it.
It's the geopolitical Political quagmires that's gotten involved in the Middle East, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and also the trade war with China, which turned out to be somewhat of a dud for the U.S.
So they were looking for the weakest link, and that was Venezuela, especially Maduro.
Because Maduro, yeah, he's obviously pretty corrupt, and that's well known.
And even among the elements of the Shabista ruling class and other ostensive partners of Venezuela, too, like Brazil, they were coming to the conclusion that Maduro is just not a guy at the moment because he's proven to be incompetent.
And that we want a transition out of here, but we don't want a total regime destruction or regime change or punitive regime change measure being done by the U.S.
So what's happened in the past few months has been trying to develop like a negotiated exit.
And this is not just me speculating out of the blue.
If you go to the Miami Herald, there was like an article in October where they were already talking about Del C Rodriguez, the current vice president, who's acting as the president now, trying to usher in this transition.
The U.S. was somewhat receptive, but they didn't like the timeline being proposed because they thought that Venezuela was dragging its feet.
But there was a consensus emerging in a strange way where certain elements of the Shabista regime and the U.S. were coming to the same conclusion.
Maduro had to go.
The difference was just a matter of execution.
All right.
All right.
I mean, again, a great answer.
So let's talk about further execution, or if you believe, and again, I don't like to cover the same ground or the same questions or talking points in subsequent hours with one guest after the other.
However, I think there are a few aspects of this that deserve that need to be answered by you as they were done so by Padrick in the first hour.
And do you believe that this is going to be something that further evolves in terms of expansion?
You had Senator Rick Scott saying this week that regime change is also going to be coming to Cuba, Colombia, Nicaragua.
Obviously, the saber-rattling with regards to Greenland is back in the news again.
So is that a bluster or threats?
Idol threats?
Or do you think there's going to be some follow-through there as well?
It's bluster, but there will be follow-through in covert means.
And this is where the Isaac Accords come in.
What I think is going to happen is that, and this also ties into the special forces.
Ever since the U.S. has become more deindustrialized and also overburdened because of its nation-building schemes in Iraq and Afghanistan, its ability to project direct military action boots on the ground has been very limited.
So it's actually had to turn towards more of its special forces and the use of irregular armies, proxy forces, and even private contractors and private security agencies as well.
And when you look at special forces, they're the last like type of units in the U.S. that are still like 95% white.
They don't look like this mongrelized horde of third world fighters.
They're actually very competent and very effective, and they can insert themselves into the regions and build proxy forces to destabilize countries and give the U.S. like plausible deniability in certain instances.
I think these people will be used a lot more, especially in Colombia.
And for those who don't know about Colombia, Colombia has been before 2022 when Gustavo Petro was elected, the most reliable security partner, not only for the U.S., but also for Israel in South America.
And you have a ton of right-wing paramilitary units there that could be used as a proxy force if a right-wing candidate is elected in 2026 later this year in Colombia.
Those type of people could be activated.
And actually, if you look at the Russia-Ukraine conflict, one of the largest mercenary groups that has been killed by the hundreds, if not thousands, have been Colombian nationals.
There's a big reservoir of military muscle there that could be activated.
But as well as border with Colombia, it's quite porous, so they could use that.
Cuba has always been coveted by the political establishment, whether it's the Gusanos, the Cuban diaspora and exiles that are butthurt, still butthurt about the Castro regime, and even certain globalist elements of the U.S. that want to create a North American Union, because one of the biggest animating factors of U.S. foreign and economic policy is to bring as much biomass into the U.S. as possible.
And that's why you hear all this talk also about annexing Canada as well.
And that's the thing.
The more bodies you have, the more the big red line goes up, and potentially also the more type of people you can recruit in the army for the meat grinder in a future conflict.
And this is not a hypothetical thing, too.
You already have the, for example, I've mentioned this before to people.
The Cuban Jewish political pundit Matthew Iglesias wrote the book 1 Billion Americans, I think around 2020, where he floated this idea.
He was platformed even by the likes of Glenn Beck before to talk about this.
And this rationale for 1 billion Americans is used for making the U.S. still more competitive against the likes of China.
And the way you're going to get there is through either immigration or just flat-out annexation of territories which have a lot of non-whites like Canada.
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Why don't we say to the government writ large that they have to spend a little bit less?
Anybody ever had less money this year than you had last?
Anybody have a 1% pay cut?
You deal with it.
That's what government needs, a 1% pay cut.
If you take a 1% pay cut across the board, you have more than enough money to actually pay for the disaster relief.
But nobody's going to do that because they're fiscally irresponsible.
Who are they?
Republicans.
Who are they?
Democrats.
Who are they?
Virtually the whole body is careless and reckless with your money.
So the money will not be offset by cuts anywhere.
The money will be added to the debt, and there will be a day of reckoning.
What's the day of reckoning?
The day of reckoning may well be the collapse of the stock market.
The day of reckoning may be the collapse of the dollar.
When it comes, I can't tell you exactly, but I can tell you it has happened repeatedly in history when countries ruin their currency.
We're so enamored by Jose Nino's commentary that we didn't even bother to tell him that the music was playing there that last segment.
But Jose, give us all of your contact information before we go a minute further.
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Okay, well, it looks like we got a little fire alarm here in the studio.
I don't know really what's going on there, but continue on with your commentary.
And I'm going to mute this mic until we can arrest this situation or get arrested ourselves.
I don't know exactly what's happening.
But all right, continue on with more opinion and analysis.
I was talking with Keith last week.
I mean, Keith was asking the rhetorical question, why is he going to be standing trial in New York?
And that answer came readily apparent this week in that the judge in the Southern District of New York that's going to be presiding over the case at Maduro's trial is a 92-year-old Jewish appointee to the bench.
Yep, back to the sovereign principle.
One sovereign principle.
Well, also, let's face it, New York City is the power center of the U.S. That's just the harsh reality of 2025.
And it's been that way since then to World War II.
And that's why Maduro is going to be tried there.
Yeah, it certainly does appear that, well, that's exactly where he is.
And that's exactly why he landed in that particular district in that particular court.
Now, all of that being said, going back to is there any reason to believe that our interests can be of at least residual benefit to this action?
And we were talking in the first hour about the idea that, well, in terms of just brass tacks, Trump taking this action.
I'm going to switch back over to this.
Okay, well, we're back here, I do believe.
A little excitement there in the studio tonight.
We're going to find out during the commercial break exactly what was going on here.
I thought they were raiding us, actually.
Yeah, I tell you, it always happens when they start mentioning Jewish power and influence.
We were getting the special forces right there.
The power surged and all the alarms went off.
And anyway, now we're back five by five.
But no, the question as to whether or not Trump took this action to preserve the dollar as the reserve currency and whether or not there will be some benefit to white Americans that come from this that wouldn't have existed had this action not been taken.
You buying or selling that in any way, Jose?
I personally think that the arrangement of where the U.S. would just be more involved in the Venezuelan economy, but keeping Maduro intact is just fine.
But now with this whole capture, they have opened up an interventionist spiral.
I don't think things are far from over with Venezuela, and there's going to be constant calls by hawkish elements to get more insinuated in Venezuelan affairs, whether it's with regards to military action or other covert ops that I think is going to lead to potentially more migrant outflows, also just broader destabilization, and even like the potentially the use of troops.
Because by doing this, a lot of these people smell blood in the water.
And that's why I've taken a very principled non-interventionist line because I just don't see how it benefits whatsoever.
If they want to, for example, like have like a say, I would say that they should have taken a much more realist approach where they would come to an arrangement on having like no military bases of external actors in Venezuela and also potentially using like tariffs and other punitive tools to stop like migrant inflows to the U.S.
But I would also say that there needs to be trade-offs, like especially these punitive maximum pressure sanctions, which I think just hurt Venezuela to create conditions for further migration inflows.
I just feel that these type of policies, these punitive actions the U.S. is taking do more harm than good.
And it's good to define like certain types of foreign policy no-no's like Russia and China establishing bases in the region.
But I think going into like this more interventionist approach of getting involved with these nations' economies and the intricacies of that starts to look more imperialistic.
And I think it's just counterproductive.
And it also raises questions like why is it that these countries are gravitating more towards China economically speaking?
And I argue it's because that these countries don't like the Judeo-capitalist model of like U.S. economic policy.
And that's downstream from this ruling class that has a very unsustainable and very predatory model of economic development that many countries aren't buying.
And it's also hauling out the U.S. more importantly.
Well, it's happening with China.
And also, you know, everybody wants a rich uncle.
And if you can't have rich uncle A, you can get rich uncle B. I'm so glad you brought that up, Keith.
I do want to ask you, I failed to ask Padrick this, and that is where China and Taiwan land as a result of this, and what happens with Russia, and will this impact the situation in Ukraine?
Going that far out into the world, where does the wave of this wash up?
Well, when the U.S. appeals to the Monroe Doctrine, Russia and China can just say, well, why don't we have our own sphere of influence?
If you're going to do this, they'll respond in kind.
But here's the problem.
One thing to keep in mind, China has its own timetable.
They think very differently in terms of decades, if not centuries.
The Taiwanese reunification, I don't think is going to come anytime, like in the next five years or so.
But they have a lot of tools at their disposal through economic strangulation and just the fact that China is getting so big economically that the chance of like Taiwan ever breaking off from China is just not very realistic.
And also, let's face it too, this is not happening in a vacuum.
And that as the U.S. starts to just become more unstable and as a result of its Judaized political system and economy, a lot of these countries will have second thoughts about trying to pact with the U.S.
And even in the Taiwanese case, they may take a more moderate approach where they slowly gravitate towards China economically speaking.
But the issue is, too, that when you engage in an imperial enterprise and you overstretch yourself, you will create enemies.
And these enemies not only grow, they'll actually start pacting with one another because they start to recognize, hey, we have a mutual enemy in Uncle Sambosteen.
So they will logically build parallel networks to challenge the U.S.
But you won't see this immediately because a lot of these powers like Russia and China, they're actually more restrained than what many neoconservative and hawkish pundits say.
So they operate under their own timelines, but they're taking a lot of this into account as well.
All right.
Well, we will see where this goes by the time Mark Weber is on the show a week from now to continue this conversation.
Things may very well have taken another drastic turn.
I don't guess anybody could have said with great confidence a week ago or 10 days ago at least that we would be talking about this tonight.
It just always keeps you on your toes here.
We're always on our toes here.
Let me just actually just briefly take you behind the scenes of what just happened.
So we're here at the local station.
The power at the local station went off.
You heard all the alarms.
But we are connected through the local station to the network, the Liberty News Radio Network, which has offices in Utah and in Florida.
So we're connected to their studio from the local studio.
And when the local studio went down, Liz, our producer, kept Jose going.
I called in on the phone until the power came back on here.
And then we're all five by five.
So I want to thank Liz.
I want to thank our production staff and crew for keeping us going.
Live radio, always an adventure.
And, well, the world is having an adventure right now.
Jose, final word to you this hour.
Give all those contacts one more time.
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And also, I mean, that's just beginning to scratch the surface, the American Free Press as well.
And he doesn't recycle his content.
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As am I, your humble servant, Nick Griffin, as well.
We were talking about Nick in the first hour.
All good stuff from Jose.
And continue, wish you continued success this year, my friend, until we talk again.
All right.
Thank you.
Thank you so much for having me on.
Thank you.
And Keith Alexander and I, the birthday boy, the birthday boy this week, Keith and I will be back.
We're going to talk about Little Somalia, aka Minnesota, where Keith was born.
Actually, now, Keith is a southerner through and through.
It just so happened that his mom happened to be in Minnesota the day he was born, so he's not a Minnesotan in that sense, but does have at least three.