Judging Freedom Larry Johnson: Mossad Cooperation Alleged in Venezuela
Jan 5, 2026
Larry Johnson, a former U.S. government analyst and expert in national security, dives into the complexities of Venezuela’s political landscape. He critiques Marco Rubio’s legal justifications for U.S. intervention and challenges notions of Maduro's legitimacy. Larry links alleged Mossad cooperation to drug trafficking while questioning the integrity of U.S. foreign policy. He warns of potential regional conflicts stemming from U.S. actions, emphasizing the risks of ignoring international law and historical context.
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Weak Legal Justifications Exposed
- Rubio and others struggled to provide a coherent legal justification for U.S. control over Venezuela.
- Larry Johnson argues claiming Maduro is 'illegal' doesn't justify running another nation's government.
Target Drug Money Not Countries
- Go after the drug money in the United States to weaken trafficking incentives abroad.
- Larry Johnson advises targeting financial beneficiaries rather than foreign invasions.
Venezuelan Oil As Strategic Leverage
- Controlling Venezuelan oil could serve strategic aims beyond Venezuela itself.
- Larry Johnson suggests U.S. interest in oil links to potential operations against Iran.