US Deploys Warship to 'Curb Drugs,' Ignores History of Intervention
The US military, apparently fresh out of ideas, is deploying its largest aircraft carrier, the USS George Washington, to Latin America. The stated goal? 'Curbing drug trafficking.' Maduro's claim of a 'fabricated war' (Al Jazeera) isn't paranoid delusion; it's a history lesson. From the Monroe Doctrine to countless interventions, the US has a long, documented record of flexing military muscle in
the region under various guises, often preceding regime change or increased economic leverage. Remember Operation Condor, or the continuous attempts to destabilize elected governments disliked by Washington? This isn't about fentanyl on American streets; it’s about control. One might wonder if the US Navy is now a floating DEA office, or if 'drug interdiction' is the new 'spreading democracy' when
justifying a warship at your neighbor's doorstep.