We recently enjoyed the legacy of the unlucky “Maryland Father,” Kelmar Abrego Garcia, who was deported, re-imported, and may be facing deportation again, because he entered the country illegally, was in the country illegally, and is still in the country illegally. But he may now be outdone, in the eyes of the old media and the left (but again, I repeat myself) by the “Son of Trinidad”, who may have been on one of the suspected Venezuelan drug smuggling boats now residing in Davy Jones’ locker, courtesy of the USA.
Of course, there is a lot of that Just don’t know about the “Son of Trinidad”.
Chad Joseph, a 26-year-old from Trinidad and Tobago who has been living in Venezuela in recent months, told his family he would soon be taking a short boat ride home.
He still hasn’t returned, and now his family fears the worst.
On Thursday, his name spread across social media, with users saying he was one of six people on board a suspected drug ship blown up by the US military this week.
His mother, Lenore Burnley, said in an interview: “I don’t want to believe that this is my child.” “Is this really true?”
Well, his name has been all over social media, so it must be true, right? right?
Here are the onions:
The Trump administration announced the first attack, which killed 11 people, on September 2. Family and friends took to social media to express their sorrow over the deaths of eight people from the Venezuelan town of San Juan de Onar who they said died in the attack. No surnames included.
It was quickly suppressed: Venezuelan security officials descended on San Juan de Onare, cut off electricity and made clear that public statements about the attacks were not welcome, according to four residents of the town, including the niece of one of the victims. Posts have been deleted.
It seems a bit doubtful that Venezuela would go to such lengths to crush what one might think is major propaganda material for the Maduro regime. There is already Complaint about the international community About the United States dismantling these suspected drug smuggling boats using high explosives. The Venezuelan government seems to want to shout the names of these innocent people from the rooftops… unless of course they are smuggling drugs, which they apparently won’t be keen on announcing.
President Maduro has already begun making overtures to President Trump, as is the case now. This type of disclosure could make matters considerably more complicated.
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In another interesting development, the US Navy is said to be still standing Two prisoners of war, Taken from a drug smuggling boat.
The US military is detaining two survivors on board a Navy ship after rescuing them from a suspected drug-carrying ship in the Caribbean Sea that was hit by a US strike that killed two others, three informed sources told Reuters on Friday.
The revelation, which had not been previously reported, raises the possibility that the survivors of Thursday’s raid may be the first prisoners of war in a conflict declared by President Donald Trump against a “narco-terrorist” threat that he says emanates from Venezuela.
If these “insiders” are correct, one has to wonder what kind of tales these two survivors are telling their US Navy captors now. These goblins are not known for their commitment silence; They generally sing like birds when they are caught.
Either way, it’s still a bad time to be a drug trafficker in the Caribbean. Let’s hope it stays that way.
Editor’s note: Schumer close here. Instead of putting the American people first, Chuck Schumer and the radical Democrats imposed a government shutdown of health care for illegal immigrants. They own this.
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