Ep 546: Special Operations In Venezuela—This Wasn’t a War—It Was a Snatch

Peaches and Trent break down the overnight U.S. operation in Venezuela that captured Nicolás Maduro and his wife—without calling it what the internet wants it to be. This wasn’t a declaration of war. It wasn’t large-scale combat operations. It was a surgical joint mission executed by Special Operations with air, naval, intelligence, and law-enforcement support. They unpack why Congress approval isn’t required, why “invasion” is the wrong word, what assets were likely involved, and why people suddenly pretending to care about sovereignty are full of it. Agree or disagree politically, this episode is about precision, legality, and respect for the professionals who executed it flawlessly.

⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 Ones Ready intro and immediate reaction
01:55 What actually happened in Venezuela
03:45 This is not war—and why that matters
05:10 Surgical ops vs large-scale combat
07:30 Likely SOF and aviation assets involved
10:20 Capturing targets alive vs killing them
13:40 Joint ops, secrecy, and coordination
17:10 Why the outrage feels performative
20:45 Historical precedent (Noriega comparison)
24:30 What happens next and why details matter

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