"Everyone thinks Trump's Venezuela operation shows American strength. But what if this entire crisis was orchestrated by Russia and China to trap the US into military overstretch?
While America focuses on Caracas, China is positioning for the Pacific, Brazil and Argentina are joining BRICS, and S-400 systems make Venezuela untouchable. This isn't American leadership - it's the execution of a three-year plan to end American dominance in Latin America. The most dangerous part? Washington has no idea they just walked into the perfect strategic trap."
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We could have done it the easy way, but even that was too difficult and "extreme" for the feckless wieners larping as men in this country. With every passing day, the reality that we are right becomes more and more inescapable in the hearts of everyone struggling to survive in this evil country.
"A freak-show terrorist amid all that retro Oval Office elegance:
Who could have imagined so offensive a tableau?"
Umbra Bellator on November 15, 2025 at 1:51 am:
Get
a load of that mongrel dune-coon with a beaming Zion Don the Con in
that museum of treachery. Out of frame and not shown in the photo were
the drooling Chabadnik rabbis holding the cue cards…and photos of them
both fucking children.
On
this day 212 years ago during the War of 1812, the Battle of
Châteauguay was fought. While Major General Isaac Brock was defending
Ontario, Lieutenant Colonel Charles de Salaberry commanded the French
Canadian Voltigeurs in the defence of Québec.
Facing an American
force nearly three times their size advancing toward Montréal, de
Salaberry set a masterful ambush along the Châteauguay River. With bugle
calls, shouted orders, and disciplined volleys, he convinced the
invaders they faced a massive army.
The Americans broke and
retreated. Montréal was saved, and de Salaberry’s triumph became one of
the proudest moments in Canadian military history.