Admiral Ordered Extra Strikes, Senators Will 'Question' Him
Key US senators will 'question' Admiral Bradley this week about ordering a second strike on a Venezuelan boat, reportedly to eliminate survivors. The official story is 'drug trafficking,' but the context often omitted is the US's long history of interventionist tactics in Latin America, frequently masked by 'anti-drug' operations. Remember Operation Condor? Or the numerous destabilization efforts
against governments not aligned with Washington? (This isn't just about drugs, is it?) This isn't about accountability; it’s about managing optics. When has a high-ranking military official faced *real* consequences for actions against perceived foes, especially when those actions align with broader geopolitical objectives? The 'briefing' will likely be a masterclass in rhetorical maneuvering,
ensuring no real answers while maintaining the facade of oversight. How many 'suspected' boats justify extinguishing every last life raft?