NPR Shocked Russia Condemns US Operation in Venezuela
NPR's breathless analysis of Russia condemning a US 'special military operation' in Venezuela (mimicking Moscow's own failed Kyiv gambit) conveniently omits America's long, storied history of such 'operations.' From the Bay of Pigs to Grenada, Panama, and countless covert actions across Latin America, the US has perfected intervention long before Putin dreamt of Crimea. Yet, when Moscow issues a
statement about our incursions, suddenly our media frames it as a geopolitical revelation. This isn't about 'emboldening' Russia; it's about a consistent, bipartisan US foreign policy of unilateral action cloaked in humanitarian rhetoric when convenient. The problem isn't Russia learning from us; it's that we refuse to learn from our own hypocritical history. How many times can a 'Rules-Based
Order' conveniently suspend its own rules for its most powerful member without becoming a punchline?