"On the day the Gaza peace deal was signed, President Donald Trump told his audience at the Israeli Knesset that Marco Rubio will go down as the greatest secretary of state in "the history of the United States." He compared him to Henry Kissinger, and bestowed upon him much of the credit for the brokered plan that resulted in the ceasefire and celebrated hostage release."
"This, a week, after the Miami Herald described how Rubio had amassed so much power inside the White House-just like Kissinger under President Richard Nixon, wearing both the hats of chief diplomat and head of the National Security Council-that he wasn't just surviving the tumultuous Trump orbit, he was "thriving." This is clearly bad news for Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro, who is reportedly preparing his country for an invasion."
"Reports that regime change is the endgame in an aggressive U.S. military counter narcotics operation in the Caribbean get more detailed every day, including plans for CIA covert operations in the country and "Little Bird" Army helicopters ostensibly carrying U.S. special forces 90 miles off the coast of the country. The administration has done little to deny it. More importantly,"
President Donald Trump publicly praised Marco Rubio as the greatest secretary of state in U.S. history and compared him to Henry Kissinger, crediting him for a brokered Gaza ceasefire and hostage release. Rubio reportedly amassed significant power inside the White House, combining chief diplomat and National Security Council roles and appearing to thrive. Reports detail escalating U.S. plans toward Venezuela, including covert CIA operations and Army helicopters carrying special forces, with little official denial. Rubio is portrayed as directing policy and planning for regime change, reflecting long-standing aims against Maduro and a nationalist revival of the Monroe Doctrine.
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