US 'Meddling' in Venezuela: What Imperialism Looks Like
RT reports Venezuela's foreign minister alleging US attacks, citing blackouts in Caracas. US officials, meanwhile, wring their hands over 'authoritarianism' and 'electoral integrity'—familiar refrains for any nation with significant oil reserves. This isn't newfound solicitude; it's a centuries-old script, updated, but still underwritten by the Monroe Doctrine and a desire to control the world's
largest proven oil reserves. We saw this act with Allende in Chile, Arbenz in Guatemala, and countless others. The goal isn't democracy; it's resource extraction and geopolitical dominance, masked by humanitarian concern. The 'attack' isn't always overt military force; it's sanctions, covert ops, and weaponizing electoral processes. It's the same playbook, just with more sophisticated PR.