US Strikes Venezuela, CBS Finds Russia and China 'Concerned'

CBS News, citing 'U.S. adversaries', reported condemnation and calls for de-escalation after US actions in Venezuela. What the 'news' omits is the US playbook: economic sanctions, covert operations, and military threats—all well-documented attempts to unseat leaders deemed 'unfriendly'. Former National Security Advisor John Bolton openly admitted in 2018 that the US was 'working to replace the

government' of Venezuela. One might wonder at the consistent surprise from US media when nations like Russia or China express 'concern' over US interventionism in their backyard, especially given the Monroe Doctrine's historical precedent. It’s almost as if 'international reaction' only counts when it aligns with Washington's preferred narrative, neatly sidestepping the inconvenient truth of a

century-plus of US-backed coups and destabilization efforts in the region, from Chile to Nicaragua. How many times must the US 'export democracy' before the world gets the message?

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