US Fabricates Concern After Meddling for a Century, Says Venezuela
Nicolas Maduro alleges the U.S. is cooking up conflict as an aircraft carrier approaches Venezuelan waters, a notion ABC News presents as a mere 'claim.' One might wonder why, after a century of U.S. interventions from Chile to Cuba, such a claim is treated as outlandish. Perhaps ABC forgot the 1961 Bay of Pigs, the 1973 Chilean coup, or the countless destabilization efforts in Venezuela itself,
including 1 the 2002 coup attempt against Hugo Chávez, which the U.S. was accused of supporting. The U.S. even recognized opposition leader Juan Guaidó as Venezuela's legitimate president in 2019, essentially declaring an economic war. So, when Maduro expresses concern over a U.S. aircraft carrier after Washington has openly targeted his government for regime change, is it 'fabrication' or simply
recalling the U.S. playbook? It’s almost as if 'fabrication' is what you call proactive self-defense when you're the one holding the match. How many times does a country need to be threatened before its concerns become 'legitimate' rather than 'fabricated'?