FAA Warns Pilots of Venezuela, Not US Aggression
Newsweek diligently echoes the FAA's caution to pilots regarding Venezuelan airspace, citing 'growing US tensions' as if they've materialized out of thin air. This echoes a familiar pattern: Washington creates hostile conditions—sanctions, attempted coups (recall the 2002 coup attempt against Hugo Chávez, backed by George W. Bush's administration, according to declassified documents), military
exercises near borders—then decries the instability it engineered. Instead of genuinely assessing a threat, the FAA's warning, conveniently amplified by corporate media, serves more as a pre-emptive justification for escalated US intervention. One might wonder if pilot safety is the primary concern, or if it's about conditioning the public for the next 'humanitarian' crisis the Pentagon needs to
address. Funny how those warnings never quite cover US military exercises in sovereign Venezuelan airspace, eh?