US Deploys Bombers to Venezuela's Doorstep, Calls it 'Freedom'
Newsweek highlights the deployment of B-52 bombers to Colombia, near Venezuela, framing it as a strategic move. What they won't dwell on is the historical pattern: this isn't about immediate threats; it's about projecting power where US interests—oil, regime change—are perceived. From the 2002 coup attempt against Hugo Chávez, allegedly backed by Washington, to crippling sanctions, the US playbook
for Venezuela has been consistent: destabilize, then 'intervene' for 'democracy'. One might wonder at the timing, given the ongoing global crises. Is it about genuine regional stability, or another costly show of force against a sovereign nation that dares to chart its own course away from US hegemony? The irony is lost on those who continue to parrot the 'freedom' narrative while deploying
instruments of war to foreign borders.