Or, is this the beginning of the 'Caribbean Incident', another false flag?

The United States is building force structure in the Caribbean Sea, putting pressure on the Maduro regime in Venezuela.

This is in response to Trump's push to stop the chemical warfare against the America people via fentanyl, and other drugs, in addition to gang banger crime across the homeland from Tren de Aragua and other brownshirts the Biden administration allowed into our country.

Let us not forget that Venezuela was also heavily involved in the theft of our elections for decades via the election machines, and the installation of illegitimate governance in the U.S. and across the world.

A few days ago, Venezuelan F-16s 'buzzed' an American warship in the area.

Of course, many within our own government have been part of the scheme to destroy our nation and enrich themselves, but that is another column.

A false flag to draw the United States into a global war in Latin America could also be in the making. Will future generations learn about the 'Caribbean Incident', that started the war in the southern hemisphere?

Force protection should be paramount in this operation.

I can vividly remember while an officer and pilot in the U.S. Air Force, being concerned about aircraft lined up on the ramp, like sitting ducks.

The American military loves to talk on the radio, and is is written down in history how the Viet Cong would sit outside the wire and listen to traffic on the maintenance 'brick' radios to be warned of coming air activity.

We've been here before.

Just over a year ago, American troops were sitting ducks for drone warfare in the Levant.

By the way, was anyone held accountable for their deaths?

Assymetric warfare is a thing.

Are the forces arrayed on the ramp in Puerto Rico protected from drone attack?

Are the ships in-theater protected from hypersonic missile attack?

I hope the Department of War has thought this through.

Remember this?