Staff Reports
Nicolás Maduro, the man who learned his political tricks in Cuba’s propaganda school rather than a real classroom, just got himself an honorary doctorate from the Bolivarian Military University of Venezuela. This laughable ceremony is no surprise; dictators love patting themselves on the back with unearned honors. Maduro wore his new academic clothes and stepped up to a podium, channeling his inner propagandist, claiming Venezuela is a bastion of democracy—hard to believe when you’re ruling like a monarch.
While wrapping himself in illusions of grandeur, Maduro pointed fingers at the U.S. and specifically at Marco Rubio, a real thorn in his side. It’s almost as if Maduro sees Rubio in his nightmares, accusing him of calling out Venezuela’s drug ties without proof. But let’s cut through the garbage: Rubio calls Maduro a narco-terrorist for a reason. Unlike the weak-kneed liberal politicians who dance around reality, Rubio isn’t afraid to state the truth about the socialist strongman who crushed Venezuela’s economy and drove people to starvation.
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In Maduro’s twisted world, he accuses Rubio of seeking war, all while cozying up to global rogues like China, Russia, and Iran. The irony is, while Maduro pretends to play peacemaker, he continues his attacks on Rubio. The dictators in Cuba chant in a similar tone. Their official critiques Rubio’s so-called extremist approach, blaming him for the icy relations between the U.S. and Cuba. But let’s face it, these are desperate regimes clinging to socialist failures while pointing fingers at everyone else.
The media’s role in this saga doesn’t go unnoticed either. Certain outlets are so cozy with these tyrants that it’s almost sickening. They’d rather write fairy tales about Maduro’s regime than highlight the suffering of civilians and the terror tactics used against them. Instead of holding the mirror up to these dictatorships, they provide a platform for their propaganda. It’s a disgrace, but predictable from a media that often amplifies anti-American narratives.
Marco Rubio shows what pushing back against tyranny looks like. He’s pressuring these regimes, holding them accountable, and saying enough is enough. It’s time for these dictators to take note—their time of unchecked cruelty is ticking away. Secretary Rubio is stirring the pot, and it’s about time someone did. Maybe the real question is, why isn’t everyone standing up like he is?
