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Larry Johnson: How Honduras Became a US-Israeli Colony in 90 Days
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May 29, 2026
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10:31Now PlayingIn January 2026, Nasry Asfura took office as Honduras's new president. Within days he rejoined ICSID — reopening Peter Thiel's $10 billion lawsuit against Honduras. Within weeks he was in Israel meeting Netanyahu, then in Washington meeting Rubio and Trump officials.
90 days later, Honduras is unrecognizable.
Former CIA analyst and State Department counterterrorism official Larry Johnson breaks down exactly how it happened — and what comes next.
🔸 Próspera: Peter Thiel, Marc Andreessen and Sam Altman's $120 million charter city suing Honduras for $10 billion
🔸 A second US military base on Roatán — right next to the charter city
🔸 The transoceanic corridor handed to General Electric — China explicitly locked out
🔸 A Bukele-style mega-prison being built in Tegucigalpa
🔸 Juan Hernández's confession: "The pardon money came from a council of rabbis and people who supported Israel"
🔸 Honduras under Reagan was a CIA aircraft carrier against the Sandinistas — history is repeating
🔸 "It looks like Trump sold a pardon to a foreign country. Let's call it a charitable donation."
This is not chaos. This is a plan.
#DDGeopolitics #Honduras #Hondurasgate #LarryJohnson #CIA #Prospera #Trump #Netanyahu #LatinAmerica #OperationCondor
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