China is furious.
Maduro is gone.
And this was never about “international law” or “sovereignty.”
It was about power, applied in real time:
"Hey friends, buckle up. Just hours ago, China's Foreign Ministry went absolutely ballistic. Why? Because yesterday, the United States arrested Nicolás Maduro. Cue the usual script: violation of international law, assault on sovereignty, imperialist aggression. The same old soundtrack, different fallen dictator. And right on schedule, Beijing rushed out to defend its partner. Let me translate that for you: Every time a tyrant who crushes his own people gets taken down, China doesn't stand with the people. China stands with the abuser.
And here’s the pattern. When Chinese state media screams “foreign invasion,” look at the streets. In Venezuela, people were not hiding. They were out in the streets cheering, handing out food, passing water bottles, dancing. That contrast tells you everything. China always stands with the bad guys. Always helps evil launder its image.
Here’s the part China refuses to understand. If a neighbor breaks down the door to stop a domestic abuser, that is not interference. That is justice. China calls it imperialism because tyrants always protect tyrants.
And by the way, Chairman Xi Jinping, since you're suddenly a huge fan of respecting international law and sovereignty of the states, why did you ignore the 2016 Permanent Court of Arbitration ruling in The Hague that completely invalidated China’s South China Sea claims? Why are Chinese ships still harassing the Philippines? Why are you threatening the people of Taiwan, who peacefully elect their own government and just want to be left alone?
Because international law to China is just a prop. China invokes it only when it protects dictators.
Now let’s talk strategy. At the start of the year, President Trump made it crystal clear: The Americas are for Americans. In America’s backyard, America decides how resources should be allocated.
And here’s the part that the media missed: Just 48 hours before the operation, Maduro actually begged the U.S. to redirect Venezuela’s oil from China to America. Well, President Trump didn’t even blink. He said: Ignore it.
Why? Because Trump didn’t want just a temporary business deal. He wanted a complete reset. As long as Maduro stayed in power, China’s energy penetration into Venezuela couldn’t be eradicated. So remove this evil regime, and suddenly, every CCP-signed contract becomes void. Loans, oil deals, Xi Jinping’s strategic foothold—erased.
That is how you delete China from South America. This was realpolitik. Military force removed the political obstacle. American companies inherit the world’s largest oil reserves. Profits flow home. Textbook America First.
And notice this detail: Only Chevron received a Treasury waiver. Because it is American. That is corporate presence before corporate takeover.
Now here’s another quiet humiliation for China. Chinese-made air defense systems in Venezuela? Neutralized easily. Iranian drones? Useless. U.S. electronic warfare didn’t just win, it erased the battlefield. It was a superb demonstration of American military superiority over China. And every country watching just learned a brutal lesson, which is: Chinese weapons look good in brochures and fake propaganda videos, but they collapse under real pressure.
And let’s be honest. Venezuela is not Ukraine. It’s right next to the United States. Since the Monroe Doctrine, Washington has been very consistent: No external power gets a foothold in the Western Hemisphere.
China tried to sneak in through loans, oil, and ideology, propping up a dictator. It just got kicked out. Hard.
Maduro thought China, Russia, and Iran had his back. Well, Mr. Maduro, I think you overestimated BRIC propaganda and underestimated American power.
China writes statements. America moves carriers. That is your difference.
Now let’s not forget about the human cost. Venezuela was once rich. Then came Hugo Chávez. Then Maduro. Oil addiction. Corruption. Authoritarianism. Hyperinflation. Empty shelves. Mass migration. This Maduro regime didn’t fall because of America. It fell because it hollowed out its own country.
And this is a strategic defeat for China. Venezuela was China’s crown jewel in Latin America, its biggest investment destination. Now, it is gone.
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