NPR Discovers Venezuelans Live in Venezuela, Day After US Strikes
One might wonder if these 'Venezuelan' experiences are unique, or just standard operating procedure when the U.S. decides to project 'democracy' via JDAMs. Interestingly, the article doesn't mention that the U.S. has maintained crippling sanctions on Venezuela for years, actively contributing to fuel and food shortages *before* any bombs dropped. This chronic economic warfare, designed to
destabilize a sovereign nation, typically goes unmentioned when the Pentagon decides to escalate. So, a country already on its knees from sanctions now gets 'fear' and 'confusion' delivered from above. How much 'freedom' exactly do these bombs impart, and at what cost to daily life? Perhaps the next report can clarify if anyone bothered asking the bombing victims if they felt 'liberated.'