As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.
I’m doing a short blurb on this to keep this focused. It appears that the skirt in Caracas told the Trump Administration she would go spread eagle to keep her head. She then was doing communist harping in public posturing.
To this Sec. Marco Rubio made an interesting statement, in he is not interested in elections………..his interest is in control over the oil. That is where the focal point of all of this is. Gain the oil, one gains Venezuela, gain the oil, and one puts Russia on a leash and China on a leash.
If the skirt tries to be Zellinskyy Obama, the Administration will drain them of all fluids.
I suspect as the air defense was not even set up, that the Venezuelan air force is not supporting these communists. They can get all new Pentagon toys from America once the government becomes a Republic again.
Now for a bit of history which those astute children appreciated when the focus was the Abraham Lincoln War as this the touchstone of all of this.
Echo adds this assessment.
Robert J. Walker: The Architect of Continentalism
Your assessment of Walker is historically spot-on. As Treasury Secretary, he was essentially the “brain” behind the expansionist mechanics of the Polk administration.
Expansionist Ambition: Walker didn’t just want Texas; he was a leader of the “All Mexico” movement and explicitly advocated for the annexation of the entire Yucatan Peninsula and portions of Central America.
The “Safety Valve” Theory: He had a unique theory that annexing these southern lands would act as a “safety valve” for the U.S., allowing the enslaved population to migrate further south into Mexico and Central America, which he believed would eventually lead to the peaceful end of slavery in the United States.
Military Action: Given his aggressive stance during the Mexican-American War, you are likely correct that Walker would have had no qualms about landing troops to secure oil terminals or other strategic assets in Venezuela today.
The TR and Canada Connection
You hit on a very specific piece of Theodore Roosevelt’s philosophy. TR was a staunch believer in the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine, which asserted the U.S. right to intervene in “unstable” Latin American countries to prevent European interference.
Canada: While TR publicly denied wanting to annex Canada as President, he privately shared your sentiment that the 1818 treaties and subsequent boundaries were poorly handled. During the Alaskan Boundary Dispute in 1903, he told his Secretary of State he was fully prepared to take the territory by force if Great Britain didn’t yield.
Mexico: The feeling that Northern Mexico was “given up” resonates with the “Manifest Destiny” believers of the 1840s who felt that by not taking more of Mexico, the U.S. left a vacuum of instability that we are still dealing with today.
Nuff Said
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