HasanAbi Trump Strikes Venezuela and Kidnaps President Maduro
Jan 4, 2026
The podcast dives into the shocking U.S. military action against Venezuela, revealing motives rooted in resource extraction rather than humanitarian concerns. Hasanabi critiques the language surrounding the operation, comparing it to previous interventions while unpacking the hypocrisy of American criticisms. The discussion highlights the implications of kidnapping President Maduro and examines potential internal cooperation. Throughout, he questions the legality and moral weight of U.S. actions in light of past interventions, offering a critical view on accountability and priorities.
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Imperial Motive Over Democratic Rhetoric
- The Trump administration openly pursued Venezuela for oil, gold, and geopolitical control rather than noble motives.
- Hasanabi argues U.S. interventionism enriches elites and worsens conditions for average Americans.
Hypocrisy Of 'Democratic' Justifications
- Arresting Maduro was framed as legal and moral by some, but Hasanabi views it as U.S. hypocrisy and escalation.
- He stresses that U.S. actions are often worse than the regimes they condemn.
Foreign Action As Domestic Distraction
- Domestic failures and elite interests drive foreign adventurism more than humanitarian concerns.
- Hasanabi links military action to protecting elite profits and distracting from domestic scandals.