I don't have to support Maduro to know kidnapping people from other nations, killing 80 people in the process, so you can charge them when crimes which do not apply due no them not being committed in the US.
this post was submitted on 05 Jan 2026
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Its interesting that a convicted felon in the Whitehouse is comfortable with setting the precedent that a head of state can just be kidnapped and prosecuted for crimes that some other country thinks they committed.
Heads of non-nuclear states. This will add more fuel to proliferation.
It's definitely a flex. But said convicted felon was never actually assigned a prison sentence. And the White House is one of the most unassailable points in global geopolitics. Show me the foreign-equivalent Delta Team that plans to arrest the American Caeser.
The kitchen guy that ketchups the overcooked steaks at Mar a Lago? The guy who changes donny's shit-filled diapers multiple times a day? Any of the power-hungry sociopaths that make up this asshole's entire circle of acquaintances?
Oh, you said "arrest". My bad.
I'd settle for a secret service agent growing a conscience.
Not traditionally how you land the job
Brutus?
The world knows that's the truth.
I mean yeah straight facts.