US Attacks Venezuela, Calls it 'Drug Boat Operations'
In this CBS clip, President Trump casually announces the U.S. “knocked out” a “big facility” in Venezuela, supposedly linked to drug boats. The report offers no critical interrogation of this unauthorized military action on sovereign territory. One might wonder if this 'knock out' was coordinated with the Venezuelan government, or if, as usual, it was a unilateral decision to project power under
the guise of an 'interdiction'. This isn't just about 'drug boats'; it's about the U.S. asserting military dominance in Latin America, a pattern dating back to the Monroe Doctrine. The mainstream media often sanitizes such interventions, portraying them as necessary actions against vaguely defined threats. What exactly was this 'facility'? Who authorized this strike? Questions CBS, and indeed most
of corporate media, found too inconvenient to ask when a former President effectively admitted to an act of war.