Trump Supporters Being Hunted!

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The chaos in Caracas intensifies as armed paramilitary thugs on motorcycles hunt down Trump supporters, threatening the very fabric of democracy.

Story Highlights

Armed *colectivos* are targeting Trump supporters in Caracas post-Maduro’s capture.
State of emergency declared as Diosdado Cabello leads the crackdown.
U.S. military operation captures Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores, triggering unrest.
Media suppression and civilian fear mount amid power cuts and shortages.

Paramilitary Crackdown on Trump Supporters

Following the U.S. military’s capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, pro-regime paramilitary groups known as *colectivos* have taken to the streets of Caracas. These armed civilians on motorcycles are targeting perceived Trump supporters through searches, checkpoints, and door-to-door operations. The crackdown is an attempt to suppress dissent and maintain the regime’s grip on power.

The chaos is reminiscent of past authoritarian attempts to silence opposition, yet this time, the *colectivos* are specifically hunting those they suspect of supporting U.S. intervention. This move underscores the regime’s desperation as they face pressure from both within and outside the country.

State of Emergency and Media Suppression

Amid the escalating violence, a state of emergency has been declared. Diosdado Cabello, a key Maduro ally, has taken control of the situation, leading the *colectivos* in their campaign of intimidation. The interim leader, Delcy Rodríguez, has been inducted, but the power vacuum left by Maduro’s capture creates uncertainty and fear among the populace.

Residents are experiencing power cuts and are stockpiling supplies, fearing further unrest. Reports indicate that 14 journalists have been detained, a clear indication of media suppression under the current regime. This suppression of information is a critical concern for those advocating for democracy and transparency.

U.S. Involvement and Geopolitical Ramifications

The U.S. military operation that captured Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, was swift and decisive, yet it has sparked significant geopolitical ramifications. President Trump has stated that the U.S. will “run” Venezuela post-capture, with oil firms ready to capitalize on the situation. While some see this as a justified move against a corrupt regime, critics argue that it reflects broader geopolitical interests rather than a genuine concern for Venezuelan democracy.

Chaos in Caracas: Armed Paramilitary Thugs on Motorcycles Are Now Hunting Down Trump Supporters https://t.co/BpTmEVMoBI

— Fearless45 (@Fearless45Trump) January 7, 2026

The presence of Colombian guerrillas in Caracas is rumored, adding another layer of complexity to an already volatile situation. The potential for a civil war looms if the crackdown continues to escalate, raising concerns about regional stability and the long-term impact on U.S.-Latin American relations.