US Unveils 'Southern Spear' After Caribbean Boat Strikes
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth rolled out 'Operation Southern Spear' against 'narco-terrorists' in the Western Hemisphere, signaling an uptick in 'deadly airstrikes' against vessels. The mainstream media frames this as a necessary response to nebulous threats, but let's check the historical playbook: a 'war on drugs' that consistently serves as a pretext for intervention. Remember when the US
supported coups and death squads across Latin America, always under the guise of fighting communism or drugs? This isn't about fentanyl; it's about control, especially with Venezuela's oil reserves looming. One might wonder why alleged 'boat strikes in the Caribbean' warrant deadly foreign policy, but somehow, a genocide funded by US taxpayers overseas gets called 'self-defense.' The hypocrisy is
so thick, you could launch a carrier strike group on it. Hegseth's 'narco-terrorists' sound suspiciously like 'insurgents' or 'rouge states' from previous eras, always conjured to justify unilateral aggression. How many times will we fall for the 'drug war' or 'terrorism' before realizing the real narco-state is often the one pushing these narratives?