US War Game on Venezuela: Chaos, Just Like Always
The Pentagon's simulation, a 'hypothetical' removal of Nicolas Maduro, resulted in widespread instability, humanitarian crisis, and a power vacuum. This stunning conclusion conveniently glosses over decades of real-world US-backed destabilization efforts across Latin America. From Chile '73 to Nicaragua '80s, the blueprint for chaos was written long ago, without needing a roll of the dice. One
might wonder if these 'war games' are less about learning and more about plausible deniability. The outcome isn't a surprise; it's practically a playbook, meticulously followed by US foreign policy for generations. The real shock would be a simulation where US intervention led to peace and prosperity, without conveniently overlooking the subsequent power grabs by US-friendly cartels or
corporations.