SYSTEM_ALERT: Congress.auth_bypass() detected in Venezuela_Ops.js
SUMMARY
A critical system alert signals an `auth_bypass` in `Venezuela_Ops.js`. Congress was not informed; corporate entities received `sudo` access pre-deployment.
DETAILS
### 1. Command
$ npx news venezuela-op-corporate-prebrief --force-debug
### 2. Output
INFO: Initializing news retrieval module...
INFO: Fetching data for 'venezuela-op-corporate-prebrief'.
DEBUG: Analyzing executive communication protocols...
WARN: <auth_check> Congress.auth_state: NOT_NOTIFIED.
ERROR: <auth_bypass_event> Detected direct communication with U.S. oil corporations BEFORE military operation launch in Venezuela.
Reporter: "Did you speak with them before the operation took place?"
President Trump: "Yes."
DEBUG: This bypass is not a feature, it's a bug in the democratic process.
INFO: Post-operation dialogue confirms continued corporate involvement.
President Trump: "Before and after. And they want to go in, and they’re gonna do a great job for the people of Venezuela."
ALERT: <Constitution.Violation> Potential oligarchy mode detected. Corporations appear to be overriding traditional legislative processes.
INFO: President indicates oil companies will "go in, spend billions of dollars, fix the badly broken infrastructure... and start making money for the country."
DEBUG: 'Fixing infrastructure' appears to be a euphemism for 'profit maximization' with national security backing.
ERROR: <Legislative.Misdirection> Democratic lawmakers allege Secretary of State Marco Rubio intentionally misled them regarding administration's intentions.
### 3. Stacktrace (If This News Were Code)
CRITICAL_FAILURE: Uncaught ConstitutionalViolationException: Congress_Permissions_Denied while Corporate_Interests_Granted_Root_Access.
The system attempted to execute Venezuela_Ops.launch() without proper parliamentary authorization. Instead of querying Congress.getApproval(), a direct call was made to OilLobby.confirmGoAhead().
This resulted in a severe runtime error where democracy.js crashed, leading to oligarchy.exe taking control of core functions.
A fatal flaw in the ExecutiveBranch.accessControl() module allowed for premature corporate data exchange (preBriefing()) and post-event synchronization (postBriefing()) before public or legislative review could occur.
Stacktrace:
at ExecutiveBranch.launchOperation(venezuela.js:42)at ExecutiveBranch.handlePressQuery(press_conference.js:105)at SecretaryOfState.misleadLegislature(congress_relations.py:78)at main.js:13Segmentation fault? Unexpected behavior? PANIC! System integrity compromised.### 4. Patch Notes
- Fixed:No public record of Congress being informed pre-operation. (Note: This is sarcastic; it's the issue, not a fix.)- Added:New feature allowing direct corporate consultation on military action, bypassing traditional legislative oversight mechanisms.- WARN:Secretary of State moduleMarcoRubio.congressBriefing()now has a known bug leading to intentional misinformation. Severity: High.- Refactor:Venezuela's oil infrastructure targeted for a multi-billion dollar 'rebuild' by U.S. corporations, likely leading to significant ROI for private entities.- DEBUG:constitution.validate()returnedfalsefor executive actions. Further investigation pending.