Valuetainment "Trump Wants Rubio To Win" - Mauro PANICS As Washington’s Venezuela Attacks HEAT UP
Nov 27, 2025
Geopolitical commentator Tom provides sharp insights on Nicolás Maduro's growing insecurities as U.S. military pressure escalates. He analyzes potential U.S. strategies for Venezuela, including comparisons to past extractions like Noriega. The discussion touches on Russia and China's influence, and speculated asylum options for Maduro. Tom also highlights the political implications for figures like Marco Rubio, emphasizing the U.S. interests in transitioning power amidst concerns about Venezuela's narcotics trade.
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Maduro Tightens Security Amid Extraction Fear
- Nicolás Maduro tightened public appearances and layered security to deter a potential U.S. extraction attempt.
- Tom argues the U.S. is likely trying to flip Maduro's inner circle rather than conducting a blunt removal operation.
Noriega Extraction Used As Comparison
- Tom compares a potential Maduro extraction to the Noriega operation where U.S. forces pressured him out of an embassy.
- He suggests the U.S. could extract Maduro quickly but prefers engineering a transition that suits American interests.
Great Power Stakes Raise The Cost
- Russia and China complicate any U.S. intervention because they have economic and strategic ties with Venezuela.
- Tom warns the U.S. must be careful due to Venezuela's OPEC role and foreign partnerships.