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Is There Any Legal Justification for the US Attack on Venezuela?. AI-Generated.
In the wake of reports that the United States carried out military action in Venezuela—culminating in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro—many observers are asking a pressing question: Is there any legal justification for the US attack on Venezuela? This query touches on fundamental issues of international law, sovereignty, and the evolving norms of foreign intervention in the 21st century.
By Aarif Lashari19 days ago in The Swamp
The Third World War is no longer a mere hypothesis; its signs are now far more visible than ever before.
Dark clouds of war are currently hovering over the blue waters of the Caribbean Sea, where the world’s greatest powers are moving toward a confrontation that has forced the entire globe to hold its breath. The thunder of American naval fleets near the shores of Venezuela and fighter jets circling the skies have marked the beginning of a silent war whose outcome remains unknown.
By Hafeez Alam19 days ago in Journal
When Connection Becomes a Need: Friendship, Love, and Modern Companionship
Humans are deeply social beings. From early childhood through later adulthood, people seek connection to feel understood, valued, and emotionally supported by others. Friendship and love are not optional parts of life; they are foundational to emotional stability, mental health, and personal growth. Strong social bonds help individuals manage stress, cope with loss, and adapt to change with greater resilience. When these bonds are present, people often feel grounded and supported; when they are absent, feelings of isolation and emotional distance can quietly grow. In broader cultural discussions about companionship, references sometimes appear to alternatives such as a Realistic Sex Doll, which often reflect attempts to address loneliness rather than replace genuine relationships. These conversations ultimately reinforce how essential authentic human connection remains for long-term emotional well-being.
By James Mburu19 days ago in Filthy
Where did the war begin ?
To understand the roots of the conflict, one must look back more than a century, to the time when Venezuela’s vast natural resources—especially oil—became the focus of foreign interests. From 1920 to 1976, for nearly fifty years, Venezuela’s oil industry was almost entirely controlled by foreign corporations. Three multinational companies owned approximately 98 percent of the country’s oil reserves, two of which were American. During this period, Venezuela remained politically independent in name, but economically dependent in reality. Its most valuable resource was extracted, managed, and profited from largely by foreign powers, while the Venezuelan people saw limited benefits.
By Hafeez Alam19 days ago in Journal
Small Town Beauty in Wisconsin
Wisconsin is known as “The Badger State.” The state has a diverse landscape with rolling hills, rocky bluffs, and forests. There are many rivers and streams and about 15,000 lakes. Wisconsin joined the Union in 1848 and features historical buildings, preserved town squares, and monuments reflecting the state’s history. The state also has a strong maritime heritage, especially along two Great Lakes—Lake Superior and Lake Michigan.
By Rasma Raisters19 days ago in Wander
Trump Says Venezuela VP Delcy Rodríguez Is ‘Willing to Work With US’. Who Is She?. AI-Generated.
In a recent statement that grabbed international attention, former U.S. President Donald Trump said that Venezuela’s Vice President, Delcy Eloína Rodríguez, is “willing to work with the United States.” The remark came amid shifting geopolitical currents in Latin America, prompting many observers to ask: Who is Delcy Rodríguez, and what does her potential cooperation with the U.S. really mean for Venezuela, regional politics, and global diplomacy?
By Aarif Lashari19 days ago in The Swamp
Lupercalia: The Pagan Festival Reclaimed. Content Warning.
Lupercalia and the Ritual Life of Ancient Rome Lupercalia endures as one of the most arresting festivals of the ancient Roman world, shaped by blood, myth, and the raw realities of survival in an early agrarian society. Observed annually on February 15, the festival occupied a liminal moment in the Roman calendar, positioned between the hardships of winter and the promise of renewal. Its rites addressed concerns that were immediate and physical: fertility of land and body, protection of the city, and the maintenance of cosmic and civic order.
By Marcus Hedare19 days ago in BookClub
How I'm Emphasizing Astrology in 2026
Astrology has become quite the topic over the years. I remember when I first started implementing it into my life, way back in elementary school. Obviously, astrology has been around much longer than it has been popular in the Western world. In fact, some parts of the world use a completely different time sheet for their readings.
By Grace Genet19 days ago in Longevity
