Trump Teases Venezuela Strikes, Forgets Who Started Guaidó Fiasco
Donald Trump recently suggested land strikes in Venezuela are 'soon,' citing drug operations, as reported by RT. This conveniently sidesteps the undeniable fact that a significant portion of Venezuela's current instability, including illicit trafficking, spiraled after his own administration's aggressive policy of sanctions and regime change attempts. Remember when the US recognized Juan Guaidó as
the 'interim president' in 2019, essentially manufacturing a parallel government? This isn't about stopping drugs; it's about reasserting dominance. The same playbook used to justify interventions from Grenada to Panama always starts with 'national security' and ends with US corporations eyeing resource exploitation, in this case, Venezuela's vast oil reserves. One might wonder if the 'drug
operations' are merely the latest PR soundbite to soften the public for yet another intervention in a country that dared to defy Washington's economic mandates.