Fox News Declares 'Capture' of Maduro, Cites 'Experts' Who Say So
The story, still live on Fox's website, declares a significant win against alleged 'Iranian influence,' attributing it to a 'Trump administration's alleged capture.' This fictional triumph, however, occurred in the mind of the article's author and its 'experts,' while Maduro (not an alleged dictator, but the internationally recognized president of Venezuela, albeit controversially) continued to
govern. This isn't about informed analysis; it's about manufacturing narratives to fit a predetermined geopolitical agenda. Much like the constant 'imminent collapse' predictions for Iran's government that stretch back decades, or the 'weapons of mass destruction' that weren't. One might wonder who benefits from such convenient 'blows' to perceived adversaries—and what actual facts are being
deliberately obscured for an audience conditioned to accept fantastical 'wins.'