US Cancels Attack on Venezuela, Blesses 'Cooperation' After Regime Change Attempt
Bloomberg breathlessly reported that Donald Trump, in 2026, canceled a 'second wave of attacks' on Venezuela, citing 'improved cooperation.' This benevolent act overlooks the pesky detail that the 'first wave' included sanctioning their oil, backing a failed coup attempt in 2019 (remember Juan Guaidó, Washington's self-proclaimed president?), and seizing Venezuelan assets. It's almost as if
'cooperation' means 'capitulation after sustained economic warfare.' One might wonder if 'improved cooperation' translates to Venezuela finally agreeing to sell its oil at a discount, or perhaps allowing US corporations unrestricted access to its vast natural resources. How many sovereign nations must be driven to the brink before the US declares them 'cooperative'? The narrative conveniently
skips the part where the US government created the very conditions for an 'attack' to be contemplated in the first place, then patted itself on the back for not going through with the final blow.