Antiwar News With Dave DeCamp 11/12/25: US Aircraft Carrier Arrives Near Venezuela, Report: US To Build Military Base Near Gaza, and More
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Nov 12, 2025 Tensions rise as the USS Gerald Ford is deployed near Venezuela, prompting questions about U.S. strategy. The UK and allies withhold intelligence on Caribbean boat strikes, citing legality concerns. Reports surface about a potential large U.S. base near Gaza, raising fears of prolonged Israeli control. Violence escalates in Gaza and the West Bank, with settler attacks on the rise. In a shocking twist, Israeli intelligence links to Jeffrey Epstein are uncovered, revealing connections that could reshape perceptions of power dynamics.
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Carrier Deployment Raises War Risk
- The USS Gerald Ford arrived near Venezuela amid a major U.S. military buildup aimed at ousting President Nicolás Maduro.
- Dave DeCamp warns the deployment increases real risk of escalation toward U.S. strikes or regime-change pressure.
Allies Pull Back Over Boat Strikes
- The U.K., France, and Canada distanced themselves from U.S. boat strikes citing international law concerns.
- Dave DeCamp highlights legal and allied splits over the Caribbean bombing campaign.
Possible U.S. Base Near Gaza
- Reports say the U.S. is exploring building a large temporary base near Gaza to host thousands for ceasefire oversight.
- The White House framed the report as an internal paper, not an approved plan, leaving uncertainty.