United States Identifies Untapped Deposits Of Freedom In Venezuela

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The self-proclaimed leaders of the free world have this weekend delivered a big old dose of freedom.

Taking to the skies, the United States of America have upheld the values of freedom by bombing a sovereign country and kidnapping its leader.

The home of the brave (high tech military machine operators) and the land of the free (pardoned Honduran narco-presidents responsible for flooding the US with copious amounts of cocaine), have attacked the nation of Venezuela, last night Australian time.

The move to breach a multitude of international laws and potentially start a full blown regional conflict comes as the 'Peace President' Donald Trump looks to start another war.

The attack on Venezuela comes after the United States bombed a number of boats killing 'narco-terrorists flooding the United States with drugs' - while pardoning a man convicted and in jail for 45 years for running a narco state that flooded the US with drugs.

It also comes on a country that has the largest oil deposits in the world, who has for the last couple of decades refused to just give them away to the United States like a good democracy.

Famous for simply being branded a dictatorship around the world, Venezuela not so famously kicked all of the US oil companies out of their nation a couple of decades ago and seized its own resources - which of course has not been looked upon kindly by the upholders of freedom and liberty.

So, after bragging about making Venezuela's oil 'ours' the the President of The United States has pulled the trigger on that, by attacking a sovereign nation, kidnapping it's leader, and installing a puppet government who was perhaps conveniently was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize a few months ago.

It's yet to be seen what this latest move will cause around the globe, with people in Taiwan feeling a little incredibly secure it can be confirmed, and the people of Latin America looking fondly on upon their Northern American saviours.

It can be confirmed though that people are going to still keep asking questions about the Epstein.

More to come.