The Sovereignty Paradox - When Does Intervention Become Invasion?
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The Sovereignty Paradox - When Does Intervention Become Invasion?
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On January 3rd, 2026, U.S. forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in a midnight raid. No congressional vote. No UN authorization. By sunrise, a sitting head of state was on a warship heading to New York.
Maduro was no innocent.. stolen elections, human rights abuses, a narco terrorism indictment going back years. But the way he was removed raises a harder question: Can any president launch military strikes on a sovereign nation without the people's representatives ever having a say?
In this episode, Nelson John break down the operation, the constitutional crisis, the international law violations, and what this precedent means for American power going forward.
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