Welcome to another episode of Lurie Breaks It Down, a podcast where we dig deeply to connect the dots on the issues that shape our world.

I'm Lurie Daniel Favors, author, activist, attorney, and the host of the Lurie Daniel Favors show on Sirius XM's Urban View, Channel 126. If you like what you're about to hear, go ahead and give us five stars and then tell everybody that you know. And if you don't like it, just, child, keep it to yourself and pray our strength. Okay? Thank you so much.

Also, don't forget to check out my YouTube page, Lurie Daniel Favor's Media, where you should subscribe, like, and share because then you'll get notified when I post videos from my show, which I do just about every single day and when I go live with my YouTube audience. All right, hello, everybody. is Tuesday, October the 21st, and there is a ton of news

to get to, so let's get into it, shall we? Hopefully, you know how to swim, right? Like,

that's a thing that we all recognize we should be able to do. I don't know, however, if you could

ever swim fast enough to out swim a drone that was planning to bomb you from the sky.

Did you know that the United States is apparently making it a sport to murder men and women and people on boats in the middle of the Caribbean Sea?

This is something that's happened several times.

And we're at the point now where over 11 people have been killed because they happen to be in the

wrong wave crest at the wrong time in the Caribbean Ocean where the United States has decided

they like to engage in bomb practice. Take a listen to this clip. This is a report coming out of

Trinidad and Tobago talking about the latest, one of the latest U.S. strikes on a boat in the Caribbean Sea.

And during what the news is reporting is a fake anti-drug military operation against the nation of

Venezuela. Take a listen. Two men believed to be Trin Bighonians were killed in the latest

U.S. drone strike of Venezuelan waters. And now Alaska Waver's family is demanding answers.

They say Chad Joseph wasn't a trafficker, just a young man trying to come home. Jensen Levent went

to the fishing village to speak with the family. Like most of the men gathered here at the Las Cueva's

fishing depot, Chad Joseph was a fisherman. Both his relatives and residents are denying

strenuously that he was involved in drug trafficking. They say his killing was unjust.

When Prime Minister Kamala Posad Bissasor said the United States should kill alleged drug dealers

violently, no citizen was listed among the dead. On the U.S.'s fifth airstrike, Trinidadian's

child Joseph and another man identified only as Samaru were among six people killed on Tuesday,

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