NYT Discovers CIA Drone Strikes ONLY Happen in Venezuela
The New York Times reports a CIA drone strike on a Venezuelan port, framed with the usual solemn tone reserved for 'unprecedented' events. One might almost believe this is a shocking deviation from U.S. foreign policy, rather than another chapter in a century-long saga of destabilization. Remember Operation Condor? Or the numerous coups orchestrated south of the border? This isn't breaking news;
it's just the 'Quiet Part Out Loud' after decades of covert interference, from Nicaragua to Chile. Now, with drones, it’s just more efficient. The media will dissect the 'legality' of this specific strike, but rarely the pervasive, systemic pattern of U.S. exceptionalism that permits such actions globally while decrying similar sovereignty violations when committed by adversaries. The audacity of
surprise, after decades of backing proxy forces and economic warfare against nations refusing to align, is truly a masterclass in collective amnesia. How many 'democratic transitions' start with a drone?