US Intelligence Predicts Geopolitical Events with Astounding Accuracy (For Some)
According to The Independent , a 'mystery bettor' made a hefty sum gambling on Nicolas Maduro's imminent downfall, placing significant wagers just hours before a US-backed 'incursion' into Venezuela. While the article highlights the intriguing timing, it conveniently sidesteps the US's long, documented history of attempting regime change in Latin America. From Chile’s Salvador Allende to countless
failed Cuba interventions, Washington has a playbook for these 'spontaneous uprisings.' This isn't just shrewd betting; it raises uncomfortable questions about who knew what, and when, regarding planned US interference. One might wonder if this anonymous 'investor' had access to the same 'intelligence briefings' that always seem to precede these conveniently timed political upheavals. The pattern
suggests less mysterious foresight and more... well, let's just say a very 'informed' market. How many times must these geopolitical lotteries be won by the same anonymous players before we start asking who's fixing the game?