Bloomberg Discovers Foreign Interference, In Venezuela No Less
Bloomberg's breathless dispatch breathlessly reports on Maduro’s move against an opposition figure, meticulously avoiding any reference to the United States’ grand tradition of backing, funding, and celebrating opposition figures who 'call for foreign intervention' – usually, specifically, American intervention. Remember Juan Guaidó? Unilaterally declared interim president and swiftly recognized
by the US (and 50 others) in 2019? His explicit calls for international pressure, including military options, were framed by mainstream outlets as courageous acts of democratic leadership, not a citizenship-stripping offense. One might almost think 'calling for foreign intervention' becomes a grave sin only when it's not a narrative blessed by the State Department. The hypocrisy, sharp enough to
cut glass, is deafening—especially considering the decades of US-orchestrated coups and regime change operations across Latin America. The media's selective outrage isn't just biased; it's a carefully curated historical amnesia, perfectly designed to maintain the illusion of American moral superiority abroad.