By Independent News Roundup
On December 22 Marjorie Taylor Greene posted online about Venezuela, arguing that U.S. hostility toward the Maduro government is less about drugs or democracy and more about regime change, natural resources, and foreign policy alignment with Israel. Jimmy dismisses claims that Venezuela is responsible for fentanyl trafficking or U.S. election interference, calling them recycled propaganda used to justify intervention, while noting historical CIA involvement in drug trafficking in the region.
He also contrasts Greene’s anti-intervention stance with figures like JD Vance and Donald Trump, who support military action, and highlights comments from U.S. General Laura Richardson openly citing lithium, oil, water, and other resources as strategic motives. His core argument is that Venezuela policy reflects long-standing U.S. imperial interests rather than public will, and that politicians who acknowledge this reality, like Greene or Rand Paul, are marginalized within mainstream politics.
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