"The government of Trinidad and Tobago will allow the US military access to its airports as Dummkopf Trumpf continues his nefarious campaign to oust the president of resource-rich Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro.

Only seven miles separate Venezuela from the twin-island Caribbean nation at their closest point which has two main airports: Piarco International Airport in Trinidad and ANR Robinson International Airport in Tobago. US Marines reportedly upgraded the radar facilities there.

Amery Browne, an opposition senator and the country's former foreign minister, accused the government of being deceptive:
Trinidad and Tobago has become "complicit facilitators of extrajudicial killings, cross-border tension, and belligerence."

Trinidad and Tobago will allow the US military access to its airports
In that $14B aircraft carrier they dragged over there not good for anything?

#3 | Posted by REDIAL at 2025-12-16 01:50 AM | Reply | Flag

Hi Redial:

The modern USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier is a floating Combatant Command which will launch its jets while its supporting escort vessels fire their rockets and missiles against Venezuelan targets. After the air offensive is complete, the ACG will either hover around the area or move to another target country. The Stealth fighters will remain in Puerto Rico as a contingency.

The two airports on Trinidad and Tobago will be used like Clark AFB or Subic Bay Naval Base in the Philippines during the Vietnam War for US logistical and personnel movement to help occupy Venezuela.

The Vietcong and NVA were able to attack US military bases in South Vietnam, not in the Philippines. And Trinidad and Tobago, Trumpf-friendly, is only seven miles away from Venezuela, making it a perfect colony and launch-pad for the US military. The CIA station within the US Embassy in T and T will be busy as a beehive.

No AI used. Why would I do that, Redial?