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Good day, my good people — welcome to another sharp, unflinching episode with Patrick Jeremiah, AKA Bra PJ, where we step beyond South Africa’s borders into the turbulent arena of global geopolitics, as Pretoria takes a bold public stand against the United States over its posture toward Venezuela, rejecting unilateral sanctions, regime change tactics, and external military threats while insisting that Venezuela’s problems must be resolved by Venezuelans themselves under the principle of “respect for sovereignty and non-interference”; this stance, rooted in South Africa’s own history of sanctions and isolation during apartheid, highlights how interventions often mask geopolitical interests and hurt ordinary people more than elites, while aligning Pretoria with the Global South in challenging a broader pattern of pressure, punishment, and isolation; Washington argues its actions are about democracy and accountability, but South Africa questions the authority of one nation to enforce political outcomes globally, striking at the heart of a post-Cold War order dominated by U.S. influence; for South Africa, this is not charity but strategy, positioning itself as a defender of international law, a voice for non-aligned nations, and a bridge between East, West, North, and South, even at the risk of strained relations and economic consequences; ultimately, this clash is not just about Venezuela but about a shifting world where unilateral interventions are increasingly questioned, raising the larger issue of whether the global order is becoming more balanced or more unstable, and leaving us to consider whether South Africa’s choice of dialogue over domination and sovereignty over submission will protect peace or invite pressure, and whether smaller nations should challenge superpowers or play it safe in the delicate balance between principle and survival.