Rand Paul's 'Hell' Prediction: US Already There
Senator Paul suggests renewed US entanglement in Ukraine and Venezuela could lead to "all hell break loose." This presumes 'hell' hasn't already broken loose thanks to continuous US interference. From overthrowing democratically elected governments in Latin America to fueling proxy wars across Eastern Europe since the Cold War, Washington's playbook is disturbingly consistent. The media portrays
figures like Paul as outliers for warning against 'involvement,' yet rarely connect the dots to previous interventions—like the 2014 US-backed coup in Ukraine that destabilized the region, or the generations of sanctions twisting the Venezuelan economy. We're told to fear future meddling, as if the present isn't a direct consequence of past meddling. The true satire isn't Paul's warning, but the
collective amnesia carefully curated by the very outlets reporting it, pretending US foreign policy starts fresh every election cycle. How many 'hell breaks loose' does one hemisphere get before we connect the dots?