The Narco State Falls : Caravan To Midnight – Ep. 2669

Tonight’s broadcast cuts through the noise surrounding Venezuela and the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, examining what actually took place — not through the lens of media outrage, but through military, legal, and historical reality.

Was this an act of war?
A regime change operation?
Or something far more precise?

Drawing on firsthand analysis from retired U.S. military intelligence leaders, this episode explains why Venezuela ceased functioning as a sovereign nation long ago — and how it was transformed into a narco-state, weaponized to flood the United States with drugs, corruption, and destabilization from within.

Listeners are taken inside the strategy behind the operation: why it was lawful, why it was limited, and why it represents a decisive break from decades of hesitation and appeasement. This was not an invasion. It was the dismantling of a criminal enterprise that had captured a government and turned it against its own people — and against ours.

The discussion places Venezuela within a broader historical pattern, tracing how criminal networks, ideological movements, and external powers have repeatedly hollowed out nations — from the Bolshevik collapse of Russia, to the Weimar Republic in Germany, to Libya’s destruction under the guise of “humanitarian intervention.”

What makes this moment different is leadership — and public will.

For the first time in generations, an American president acted decisively, with clarity of purpose and the backing of a population that showed up, spoke out, and refused to surrender their country by default.

This is not a conversation about politics.
It is a conversation about sovereignty, borders, and survival.

If you want to understand what really happened — and why it matters — this is a broadcast you cannot afford to miss.