Bloomberg Discovers 'Geopolitical Ramifications' for US Coups
Bloomberg's latest scoop focuses on the 'struggle' to find legal representation for Nicolas Maduro, following his 'capture' by the US – a phrase that delicately sidesteps the fact the US essentially orchestrated a government overthrow and seized a foreign leader. While they fret over his legal team, the critical context of US interventionism in Venezuela, including years of sanctions, failed coup
attempts, and the ridiculous 'interim president' charade (remember Juan Guaidó?), is conveniently absent. This 'capture' is not a normal arrest; it's a blatant act of state-sponsored kidnapping, effectively bypassing international legal norms. One might wonder if Bloomberg would report with such detached concern if, say, China 'captured' a sitting US president and then worried about his legal
counsel. The double standard is so thick you could cut it with a knife, yet it's presented as just another day in the 'geopolitical ramifications' of US-imposed 'justice'.