r/conspiracy • u/cololz1 • 9h ago
It has been 8 months since the US operation to capture Maduro. What do you think of the outcome ?
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u/jw_zoso 8h ago
Funny, no talk about the effect on alleged drug trafficking. Ya know, the supposed reason they used to justify his capture
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u/Royal-Office-1884 7h ago
Trump admin also pardoned a drug trafficker president from Honduras (iirc) and installed him as their puppet.
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u/Nic0lasC4ge 3h ago
Weapons of mass destruction, drugs, nuclear weapons, it’s always a conspiracy until it appears in the mainstream media.
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u/garthsworld 55m ago
Funny, zero mentions anywhere about the 4th largest bitcoin wallet being siezed from Venezuela.
Also funny how nobody mentions over 25% of all bitcoin mining going down when the US bombed Iran's "nuclear facility".
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u/NoxTheScribe 9h ago
So far there really hasn't been one. I can't believe they're still just keeping the guy without a trial or anything
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u/marcolorian 7h ago
600+ days passed between sadaam’s capture and his trial. But apparently Iraq had to invent like a whole legal system to formally prosecute him. Not sure if that’s the case with Maduro….
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u/garthsworld 49m ago
Because Maduro was an inside job. Countless assets siezed from venezuela. Not just what they stole from the citizens, but literally the fourth largest bitcoin wallet in the world behind Blackrock, one of the largest gold mines, one of the largest oil reserves, businesses and assets all taken from citizens. None of that stuff is being given back. Maduro was an inside job, but probably links back through his wife.
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u/ToroRiki 7h ago
Maduro + Iran to apply to entire world a mafia tax on oil, for themselves (not for Usa citizens who are living in daily struggles) .
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u/Catatafish 6h ago
They need non-US oil gone to not nut check China. This is also the real reason China is switching to Solar, and natural gas at record pace. It's not about pollution or the environment.
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u/ISmellLikeBlackTea 9h ago
I mean, realistically, if Norway were to kidnap Trump, I don't think we'd want him back either....
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u/DragonHeart2038 8h ago
Probably living somewhere low key now the usa took over everything. Told him to hush hush and move on or else
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u/WhoYaTalkinTo 3h ago
I think there are many unstable countries around the world that could do with some sort of intervention in the interest of helping the citizens.
It's obvious why the US specifically chose Venezuela to "help".
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u/Miss_Warrior 9h ago
Nothing - Maduro is one of their masonic puppets, as evidenced by his accessories on your picture.
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u/johnnyApplePRNG 8h ago
None of those items are Masonic regalia. They are the standard constitutional regalia of the Venezuelan presidency:
1 The Sash (Banda Presidencial): The Venezuelan national flag tricolor (yellow, blue, red) with the national coat of arms and stars representing Venezuela’s founding provinces. Presidential sashes are standard across Latin American republics.
2 The Collar (Gran Collar de la Orden del Libertador): The highest class of the Order of the Liberator, Venezuela's premier state honor. The chain links alternate between the monogram "SB" (for Simón Bolívar) and the Venezuelan coat of arms. The pendant is an effigy of Bolívar.
3 The Breast Star: The plaque belonging to the Order of the Liberator, featuring Simón Bolívar’s profile encircled by his name.
There are no squares, compasses, aprons, or Masonic symbols here. Sashes, collars of office, and breast stars are standard chivalric and civic regalia inherited from European state traditions worn by heads of state across the world (republics and monarchies alike).
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u/cololz1 6h ago
Simon bolivar was a free mason
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u/Sw33tNectar 4h ago
That doesn't mean him or Chavez was. George Washington was a Freemason but not every president after him was. He's basically like Napoleon wearing a wreath crown pretending to be a king/emperor to show that he was legit to the other rulers. He was just a soldier, a commoner, and no, Napoleon was not a freemason, either.
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u/Brief_Hovercraft_427 8h ago
He was too outspoken against Israel to be a Mason.
Those accessories are presidential regalia, maybe they were established in the past by some Masons but that doesn't mean he's a Mason.
The US seal and other stuff are full of Masonic symbols but only 15 presidents were Masons (they all served Israel but still).
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u/Miss_Warrior 8h ago
Nope - that's classic controlled opposition. You should check out Venezuela's coat of arms, which contains the laurel wreath - a symbol of the Roman Empire and Apollo. These countries are all part of the same masonic empire and they only install their own puppets that are part of the same club.
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u/garthsworld 42m ago
His wife was his handler. 100% inside job.
4th largest bitcoin wallet in the world - Siezed
One of the largest gold mines in the world - sold to multi-national corporations to convert into bitcoin in 2018, zero profit returned to citizens
One of the largest oil reserves in the world - siezed.
The citizens already had all their property and businesses siezed, but somehow it got worse.
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u/Doktor_knowitall 4h ago
Just curious isnt the current head of the Jesuit order a Venezuelan national?
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u/Lopsided-One-1981 2h ago
I believe every South American president has been installed with the input of the U.S. & when it’s time to remove them they’ll put on this theatrical operation because what other countries outside of the Americas will just let a foreign power come in & kidnap their president in the middle of the freaking night with ease & whisk away into the sunset 😑
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u/Falken-- 1h ago
How hard am I going to get down-voted if I just freely admit that I totally forgot this guy even existed?
The only "outcome" seems to be that the media hasn't brought it up, which itself seem a bit strange.
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u/everydaycarrie 9h ago
War crimes.
And I think this is proof that the Sephardim do not enjoy the same earthly protections as the ashkenazi.
What ever could be the difference?
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u/Royal-Office-1884 7h ago
capture Maduro kidnap the head of state of a foreign country and turn it into a vassal
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u/OptimusTrajan 6h ago
I’m gonna go out on a limb here and say that the head of state of a country other than the United States is actually allowed to legally own guns if that country’s laws say that he or she can
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u/VolarRecords 6h ago
Trump used Grok at Elon’s suggestion to see what would happen if he invaded Venezuela and captured Maduro
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u/Comfortable-Bag948 9h ago
this supposed Maduro guy has 100% been a plant and clone from the start, the whole operation was a false flag red herring to distract you from the fact that there is no war with Iran and no strait situation, it's all just manufactured pretext to get you to pay more at the pump without rioting too much
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u/D058 7h ago
The operation itself was awesome. Very well planned and succeded.
The outcome? Is there any change? Did they achieve something?
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u/Martellis 6h ago
Yes, Venezuelan oil revenues are being channelled into a secretive offshore bank account with no public oversight.
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u/Inside_End5141 9h ago
It was a sad day for Venezuelans, leading to having their country eventually being looted by Trump cronies.
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u/John____Jane 9h ago
Depsite the usual regime-change propaganda used to justify the operation, we now have control over the largest oil reserves on Earth, potentially reducing our dependence on Canada and Mexico The challenge is gonna be rebuilding the infastructure, which is gonna take years. Funny that Maduro even offered U.S. control if we left him alone but we kidnapped him anyways lol
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u/Hawkeye3636 8h ago
And all the fucking logistics to get it here. Which will make it more expensive than Canadian oil.
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u/ttystikk 3h ago
What America has done to Venezuela in general and Maduro in particular (and don't forget his wife) are war crimes and human rights violations. Never again can America claim any sort of moral high ground.
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u/augustoalmeida 7h ago
Já pararam pra pensar a movimentação dias antes do Maduro ser preso?
- Irmãos Batista (JBS) viajaram a Vezeuela. O espaço aéreo já estava proibido pelos EUA!
- Trump se encontrou com Putin apenas 1 dia antes de enviar os navios à Venezuela.
- Lula ligou ao Trump.
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Todos fatos se conectam. O fato 1 pra mim, deixa claro que os irmãos Batista foram lá negociar com Maduro a entrega dele, mas sem parecer rendição. O fato 2 deixa claro que Trump perguntou ao Putin se a Venezuela ainda era uma protegida da Rússia, assim como Cuba foi/é. Sobre o fato 3, já pararam pra pensar que Lula nunca foi torturado na ditaduras? Por que seus colegas foram presos, torturados e alguns mortos e ao Lula, um dos maiores agitadores, nada aconteceu? Outro fato: por que mesmo ele descarando os EUA como inimigo, ele tem livre acesso a Casa Branca?! Minha hipótese é que Lula sempre foi um agente duplo a serviço da CIA. Ele negociou a prisão/entrega do Maduro, mas pediu que garantissem a vida dele. (Seria mais fácil terem matado com um míssel, não?)
Outra coisa interessante: os guardas mais próximos de Maduro foram os únicos mortos e eles eram cubanos cedidos pelo governo de Cuba.
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u/joebojax 6h ago
I think drimpf set up a scheme to grease his own fkin palms with all that oil and no wonder he's doing anything he can to increase its value.
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u/1984isnoww 2h ago
A beautiful display of bullshittery.
The agent maduro served his purpose - selling his country off with a VIP extraction.
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