Donald Trump Demands $500 Billion Increase In Military Spending

While everyone is arguing about a few billion dollars of daycare fraud (which is a problem that needs to be fixed), the Trump administration wants to increase our military spending by $500,000,000,000 per year for the same department that’s never passed an audit.

Scam. pic.twitter.com/H8OPat77aI

— Murray ?? (@Rothbard1776) January 7, 2026

Ron Paul in 2011, 15 years before President Trump’s operation in Venezuela:

“A person who truly believes in liberty rejects the use of force to change people, mold people, change the economy or tell other countries how to live.” pic.twitter.com/7KxMZhbz27

— The American Conservative (@amconmag) January 8, 2026

This looks like a protest sign from the Bush era https://t.co/dSDjrLXuIu

— Terry Fuck (@terryfuck45) January 8, 2026

Caribbean Rhythms episode 205 on Trump DARING Viking raid on Venezuela, history of that nation, Teddy Roosevelt, Monroe doctrine, history of Chavez regime and revolution

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— Bronze Age Pervert (@bronzeagemantis) January 9, 2026

So generous of you

The peace president ? pic.twitter.com/h6uE9vWckV

— Hunter Wallace (@LutherEnjoyer) January 9, 2026

President Trump on Venezuela:

“Think of what we’ve done. We have taken over a whole country… We have taken $4 billion worth of oil in one day and that will increase. All the big oil companies are coming in.” pic.twitter.com/qNxXnz2rZE

— The American Conservative (@amconmag) January 9, 2026

Since the United States will be running Venezuela for years and potentially other countries, Trump has informed us that we need to spend $1.5 trillion dollars to build his “Dream Military.”

New York Times:

“President Trump said on Wednesday evening that he expected the United States would be running Venezuela and extracting oil from its huge reserves for years, and insisted that the interim government of the country — all former loyalists to the now-imprisoned Nicolás Maduro — is “giving us everything that we feel is necessary.”

“Only time will tell,” he said, when asked how long the administration will demand direct oversight of the South American nation, with the hovering threat of American military action from an armada just off shore.

“We will rebuild it in a very profitable way,” Mr. Trump said during a nearly two-hour interview. “We’re going to be using oil, and we’re going to be taking oil. We’re getting oil prices down, and we’re going to be giving money to Venezuela, which they desperately need.” …

During the wide-ranging interview with The New York Times, Mr. Trump did not give a precise time range for how long the United States would remain Venezuela’s political overlord. Would it be three months? Six months? A year? Longer?

“I would say much longer,” the president replied …”

Venezuela has been reduced from a sovereign nation to an American colony. We have conquered it like a province of the Ottoman Empire. The Venezuelans pay us tribute now. Trump called off the second wave of attacks this morning because our vassal state has surrendered its oil.