U.S. Discovers 'Drug Boats' Always Have Their Own Stripes

While CBS frames this as an innovative tactic in the 'fight against drug trafficking,' it conveniently omits the decade-long U.S. regime change playbook against Venezuela. Remember when Juan Guaidó was the 'legitimate' president? Or the sanctions intended to cripple its economy to 'restore democracy'? This isn't about drugs; it's about destabilization and showing who runs the Caribbean, civilian

paint job or not. One might wonder if the U.S. truly believes that 11 dead means 11 fewer drug dealers, or if it simply views Venezuelan lives as collateral damage in a geopolitical chess match. Such brazen disregard for international norms, cloaked in plausible deniability, mirrors past interventions and proxy wars. The 'war on drugs' abroad often translates to a convenient pretext for asserting

dominance and punishing non-compliant nations. How many 'alleged' threats justify extrajudicial killings by a superpower?

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