THIS WEEKEND? MARK Your CALENDAR

 In this post I am going to mention two different situations. One needs to happen, and the other situation is intriguing because of what it signals.


The first situation that I am going to mention, is involving Iran. There are several very clear signals occurring right now that strongly suggest that military action against Iran is going to resume this weekend (possibly in the coming hours).


The other development I wanted to bring up is, I saw today that some protests are planned for next month in Venezuela. (two on June third, and one or the ninth) There are some details about what is being planned that could be significant


First, the protests are already begun announced. This is significant, as it suggests that the attendance of the protests is expected to be large. The other detail that stood out to me is the anger.  The increased anger by the protesters is best encapsulated in a quote that I saw from an organizer of the protests, they said, "we aren't afraid anymore."


The details that I mentioned in in the last paragraph strongly suggest that the overall situation in Venezuela is far from settled.

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