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The Hegseith killings must stop.

Last week, the Pentagon, under War Secretary Peake Hegseith,

carried out yet another military attack on a boat in the high seas that the administration claims is smuggling

drugs. That makes 23 boats blown up by the U.S. military in the waters off Latin America,

most near Venezuela, and nearly hundred persons killed.

To date, the U.S. government has provided no evidence to back up its claim that these boats are smuggling fentanyl and other dangerous drugs into the United States.

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has reported that Venezuela neither manufactures

nor transports fentanyl to the U.S. In fact, the DEA still concludes that Venezuela is barely

a minor player in the drug game.

Is this really about drugs or is it about regime change for Venezuela?

When Admiral Alvin Holsey, the commander of U.S. Southern Command,

raised concerns about the legality of bombing boats on the

high seas and extrajudicial killing. He was pushed out by Hegeseth. His concerns were ignored.

When lawyers at the National Security Council, Pentagon, and the Justice Department,

raised objections to the boat attacks, they were reassigned or fired, according to press reports.

Finally, President Trump's own appointed lawyers at the Justice Department came up with the justification

for killings, but it's classified.

Last week, the media reported on an incident from the September where two survivors

of the U.S. strike were left clinging to the wreckage of their boat

when the orders came to kill them to. It was clearly an illegal order, even according to the

Pentagon's own laws of war manual. Many Americans will not want to hear this, but this entire operation is illegal

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