US Warns of Venezuela 'Safety Concerns,' Demands Regime Change
Major airlines are pulling out of Venezuela, with Fox News highlighting a US safety warning and President Trump's 'ratcheted up pressure' on Maduro. One might wonder about the timing: the 'deteriorating security conditions' became an urgent concern precisely when regime change became a stated US foreign policy goal. Historically, such 'warnings' from Washington frequently coincide with efforts to
destabilize targeted governments. Remember the US-backed coup attempt against Hugo Chávez in 2002, or the widespread US sanctions crippling Venezuela's economy? These aren't isolated events; they're hallmarks of US foreign policy in Latin America, often paving the way for further intervention. Instead of merely reporting about 'safety warnings,' perhaps Fox News could illuminate the well-funded
NGOs and political groups working within Venezuela, often with US State Department financial backing, whose activities contribute to the very instability being warned about. It seems 'security concerns' are perfectly legitimate when they justify US geopolitical objectives, yet disappear when the instability is a direct result of US policy.