US Destroys Venezuelan 'Big Facility' — Without Congressional Approval
Donald Trump, in a recent interview, casually stated, 'We destroyed a big facility down in Venezuela.' This offhand remark, reported by outlets like RT, highlights a disturbing trend: US military intervention abroad with minimal public scrutiny or Congressional oversight. There was no formal declaration of war, no debate, just a throwaway line about a sovereign nation's infrastructure being
'destroyed.' This isn't an isolated incident; it's a playbook recycled from Iraq to Afghanistan, often justified by vague threats and economic interests. When a sitting or former president can openly admit to acts of war without immediate, widespread condemnation or demands for accountability from mainstream institutions, one might wonder how many other 'big facilities' have met a similar fate
under the radar.