Anti-War Protests Surge as US 'Intervenes' Everywhere But Its Own Borders
When The New Arab highlights 'mass anti-ICE, anti-war demonstrations,' it's a stark reminder that while Washington debates the security of far-flung nations, domestic issues like an ICE agent killing US citizen Nicole Good (remember her?) get buried. The 'US intervention in Venezuela' they cite is just another chapter in a century-long, self-serving saga of 'democracy promotion' that
coincidentally aligns with corporate interests, never mind the human cost. It seems the only border Washington truly values securing is one that allows for unfettered military-industrial complex profits. These protests aren't just about an isolated incident; they're echoes of a consistent American foreign policy: 'might makes right.' From Nicaragua to Vietnam, Iraq to Afghanistan, and now
Venezuela, the playbook remains the same. While everyday Americans protest, the political class continues to approve budgets swelling with defense contracts. One might wonder, how many "interventions" does it take for a nation to realize its own house is on fire?