Another Notice to Air Men (NOTAM) has been issued by the United States cordoning-off the precise air space needed to refuel U.S. Heavy Bombers heading to a place like Venezuela. This one gives rise to the appearance the US may commence military attack against Venezuela on Tuesday of this week.
The newest NOTAM restricts air traffic over a portion of the Gulf of America (nee Mexico), from Altitude 18,000 feet to Altitude 24,000 feet, which is the exact level the U.S. customarily utilizes to refuel military aircraft . . . like B-52 Stratofortress Bombers, B-1b "Lancers" and even B-2 "Stealth." The lower altitudes can also accommodate Fighter Jets, but this seems designed for Heavy Bombers. A LOT of them. At the same time.
The map below shows the air space:
The one in RED is for Tuesday. The other one was for Nov. 20, for practice refueling of Heavy Bombers which ultimately DID fly toward Venezuela and performed simulated bombing runs.
What makes this NOTAM so very much different is its duration: 3 hours. Yes, you read that correctly, THREE hours.
This isn't practice. The planes will takeoff from various bases in the continental U.S., fly to the Gulf, get their fuel topped-off, and away they go to . . . . do what they're ordered to do!
Another aspect of the NOTAMS issued concerning Venezuela, are the three OTHER NOTAMS, issued last week, closing various air space in the Atlantic Ocean and in the Caribbean Sea. Here's a map showing ALL THREE air restrictions:
That is a LOT of air space.
Look at the Real-Life Effect of those three NOTAMS. Below from commercial aviation websites showing public flight data:
The final item which leads me to conclude the U.S. will attack Venezuela on Tuesday, is the Federal Register that is coming out tomorrow:
Inside this particular edition, Coming out Monday, November 24, is this little gem:
You can look it up yourself on the US Gov't website HERE
Did you catch the final sentence? "This determination shall be published in the Federal Register. The designation goes into effect upon publication."
So there you have it. We are telling the world in advance, in public, and in writing, that we are declaring a certain group to be a Foreign Terrorist Organization.
Based upon numerous other such designations over the years, the entire world knows that when the United States declares a group to be a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) the U.S. routinely invokes the Authorization for the User of Military Force (AUMF) enacted by the U.S. Congress in 2001 after the attacks of 9-11. Through the invoking of the AUMF, someone ends-up getting bombed into oblivion.
So our Declaration about the FTO appears in writing on the 24th, goes into effect immediately, and the very next day -- the 25th -- we have a NOTAM in effect at the altitudes necessary to refuel U.S. Military Heavy Bombers, and other NOTAMS in effect closing much of the air space between the USA and . . . . Venezuela.
In my personal estimation, Venezuela is about to get WHACKED!
It is no coincidence: The NOTAM, the airspace void, and the FTO publication are integrated within the same strategic environment.
This is a decisive moment for hemispheric security.
Washington has already activated the legal and operational framework.
The Caribbean is not in routine: it is in preparation.
It seems to me, based on the facts and verifiable details all available publicly, that "It's on like donkey Kong" this coming Tuesday.
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