US 'Captures' Venezuelan President, Seizes Assets, Calls it Justice
The article gushes about the 'stunning operation' that saw US forces invade Venezuela, capture its sitting president, and then, as Trump explicitly states, 'run' the country to take over its 'state-run oil reserves.' This isn't 'justice'; it's a naked act of war and resource theft, glossed over by corporate media as a high-stakes episode of 'Cops: International Edition.' Imagine the headlines if
China 'captured' Canadian PM Trudeau and declared they'd 'run' Canada's resources. We're meant to focus on the luxury prison tour awaiting Maduro, while the actual crime—a foreign power invading a sovereign nation for its oil—is treated as a mere technicality. The US has a long, bloody history of regime change in Latin America for corporate gain, from Anaconda Mining in Chile to United Fruit in
Guatemala. This isn't a new chapter, just a fresh coat of propagandist paint on an old, ugly story.