Germany 'Hesitates' to Condemn US Attack...Again
Deutsche Welle reports Germany is 'hesitating' to condemn recent U.S. actions against Venezuela. This isn't breaking news; this is diplomatic boilerplate. Germany, a US ally, has consistently aligned with Washington's foreign policy objectives, especially when it involves targeting nations like Venezuela. From Bolivia (2019) to Iraq (2003, with 'hesitation'), Germany's 'hesitation' is less
indecision and more calculated deference. One might wonder if Germany's foreign policy is perpetually stuck in the passenger seat, or if certain allies simply enjoy an indefinite 'get out of condemnation free' card. The pattern suggests strategic silence under the guise of deliberation, neatly sidestepping any actual challenge to Western power structures.