A response from CGI member Mike.

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What you are seeing now was set up a long time ago. International corporate and monetary interests play years ahead of the present. They know what's around the bend. They made the bend for their purposes.

The Venezuelan government rape of resources is nothing compared to what will be if Bozo captures the land for foreign commercial interests.

"Maduro has offered everything in his country." The Venezuelan people were parallelized for this end goal.

Except that Maduro doesn't own the country, exactly like Bozo does not own this republic to use as a shit rag.

The bit about blowing up the drug boat is mind-boggling stupid. You stop drugs by trying, convicting and executing money launderers for slaughter. Without them there is no drug trade. If the launderers are in another country, then marque for reward to private contractors is justified.

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No, Venezuela does not permit private ownership of guns. Commercial firearm and ammunition sales to civilians were banned in 2012, and the government stopped issuing new gun licenses in 2013. The law places firearm control under the exclusive authority of the Venezuelan military.

Overview of Venezuela's gun laws

Total ban: The law passed in 2012, and reinforced in 2013, effectively ended the legal purchase and possession of firearms by civilians. Only the army, police, and government-aligned groups like security companies can legally acquire weapons from the state.

Government monopoly: The Venezuelan state maintains a monopoly on violence, and the National Armed Forces are responsible for all firearm regulation.

Recent activities: Despite the ban, Venezuelan civilians have been documented training with firearms in recent military drills ordered by the Maduro government in response to rising tensions with the United States. This activity is part of a national defense strategy and does not reflect a change in the law regarding private ownership.

Penalties for violations: Civilians found in illegal possession of firearms can face prison sentences of up to 20 years.
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There were instances in other countries where the major criminal element was successfully overcome by citizens. Then government prohibits the natural right to self-defense and enforces the right to criminal aggression.

Bozo is well on his way to making that name indelible.

The larger picture has three present dimensions and layers of past and future. It's free.

Mike