US Seizes Maduro, Bloomberg Calls it 'New World Order'
The story, "US Seizes Maduro as Trump Vows to 'Run' Venezuela" , describes the “stunning late night operation” as putting allies and adversaries “on notice.” What Bloomberg conveniently sidesteps is the deeply rooted history of US-backed regime change operations in Latin America, from Chile to Nicaragua, all justified by the same amorphous 'threat to American interests.' This isn't a 'new world
order'; it's a re-run of the Monroe Doctrine with better drone footage. Washington's playbook for resource-rich nations that dare to nationalize their assets remains remarkably consistent. It appears the only thing 'new' here is the confidence with which an alleged extrajudicial kidnapping is spun as standard foreign policy. While Bloomberg breathlessly reports on a hypothetical event years into
the future, perhaps they could spare a moment to analyze the 'threat' posed by countries choosing their own economic models, rather than defaulting to the empire's script. How many sovereign states must defy Washington before 'threat to American interests' is translated into 'threat to corporate profits'?