Tony Cartalucci: US Plots Conquest of Venezuela in Wake

of Chavez' death! US corporate financier funded think tank, the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), declared in its "post Chavez checklist for US policy makers," that the US must move quickly to reorganize Venezuela according to US interests. Upon its checklist for US policy makers were "key demands": The ouster of narco kingpins who now hold senior posts in government. The respect for a constitutional succession. The adoption of meaningful electoral reforms, to ensure a fair campaign environment, and a transparent vote count in expected presidential elections, and The dismantling of Iranian and Hezbollah networks in Venezuela. In reality, AEI is talking about dismantling entirely the obstacles that have prevented the US, and the corporate financier interests that direct it, from installing a client regime, and extracting entirely Venezuela's wealth, while obstructing, even dismantling, the progress and geopolitical influence achieved by the late President Hugo Chavez throughout South America and beyond. The AEI 'checklist' continues by stating: Now is the time for US diplomats to begin a quiet dialogue with key regional powers to explain the high cost of Chavez's criminal regime, including the impact of "chavista" complicity with narco-trafficers who sow mayhem in Columbia, Central America, and Mexico. Perhaps then, we can convince regional leaders to show solidarity with Venezuelan democrats, who want to restore a commitment to the rule of law, and to rebuild an economy that can be an engine for growth in South America. Of course, by "Venezuelan democrats," AEI means Wall Street backed proxies like Henrique Capriles Radonski, and his Primero Justico (Justice First) political front, two entities the Western media is already gearing up to support ahead of anticipated elections. The West has positioned proxies to strip Venezuela to the bone after Chaves' passing. Primero Justicia (Justice First), was co-founded by Leopoldo Lopez and his Primero Justicia (Justice First) political front, two entries the Western media is already gearing up to support ahead of anticipated elections. The West has positioned Proxies to Strip Venezuela to the bone after Chavez' passing. Primero Justicia was co founded by Leopoldo Lopez and Julio Borges, who, like Radonski, have been backed for nearly a decade by the US State Department. Primero Justicia and the network of foreign funded NGOs that support it, have been recipients of both direct, and indirect foreign support for at least just as long.