Communist thugs lash out after humiliation in Venezuela
The American raid to capture Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro was deeply embarrassing for Red China. The third-world communist thugs had provided much of the military equipment designed to protect Maduro’s regime from foreign intervention. It proved utterly useless against U.S. forces, who snatched Maduro just hours after his meeting with a delegation of Chinese officials.
China was especially mad because American companies are poised to take over Venezuela’s oil supply. The Global Times, a regime-controlled newspaper, published a crummy AI video attempting to disparage the United States for having an awesome military that excels at taking oil from communists. The video, which features a gun-toting bald eagle jumping out of a helicopter and planting an American flag in an oil field, was terrible propaganda. The wailing Chinese soundtrack sounded like crap, and it made America look awesome.
Chinese people are supposed to be smart, but this video was very dumb. Other Chinese propaganda content was just as bad, according to a Washington Free Beacon analysis. Maybe China isn’t very good at anything. This one (roughly translated) is called “Oil Tits USA Crime Spree.”
Most of it looks like the sort of propaganda the Trump administration should be turning out on a regular basis. One could argue that Trump’s only weakness is a tendency to surround himself with people who are insufficiently enthusiastic about celebrating his accomplishments, which include delivering peace while preparing for war and making tinpot dictators cower in fear.
Tyrants are falling. Since Trump’s election in 2024, Bashar al-Assad has fled Syria, Maduro has been removed in Venezuela, and Jim Acosta has been forced out at CNN. The Iranian regime teeters on the brink even after Barack Obama and his goon squad did everything in their power to enshrine its legitimacy. The Chinese government, like Ben Rhodes, is rooting against the Iranian protesters and doesn’t want America to get involved.
The ChiComs are even pumping out propaganda based on the Golden Globes, which featured a lot of brave commentary from celebrities in fancy dress—just like the protesters in Iran.
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