Well, howdy there, internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's next operations and how it isn't over.

In a recent video, I said this wasn't going to end with Venezuela.

From the Trump administration perspective, it was easy. They get to pretend like they

accomplish something, even though it appears that the Maduro government is still pretty well in

control. Because of that, the administration will feel emboldened. It didn't take long for them to

start using Venezuela to suggest other countries are next.

It happened before much of the American public really understands what occurred with Maduro.

In very short order, the Trump administration implied that U.S. military action could occur in multiple countries.

Again, the banana wars is plural for a reason.

Every potential engagement will be about economics and freeing up the countries for U.S. investment.

And I'll give an example, but it's never just one thing when it comes to economic

interests. So, running through the list, Trump suggested U.S. action in Mexico when he implied the

president wasn't really running the country, and said, quote, we could be politically correct and be nice and say. Oh, yeah, she is.

She is very frightened of the cartels. They're running Mexico. I've asked her numerous times,

would you like us to take out the cartels? No, no, no, no, Mr. President. No, no, no, please.

So, we have to do something.

Trump seems unaware or unwilling to acknowledge that U.S. demand is what keeps them in business.

Mexico recently passed legislation nationalizing some rare earth development.

Trump also threatened Columbia.

When he was talking about the president there, he said, quote,

he's making cocaine.

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