Tag: Interventionism
Any U.S. war in Venezuela would be slow, costly, and strategically self-defeating. Caracas’s escalation over Guyana, tight ties to Russia, China, and Iran, and entrenched criminal networks might someday trigger intervention—but air dominance and quick strikes would only be the opening act.
By Jacob G. HORNBERGER Join us on Telegram, Twitter, and VK. Contact us: info@strategic-culture.su Americans living today have lived their entire lives under governmental systems and policies that have come with perpetual war, interventionism, embargoes, sanctions, coups, state-sponsored assassinations, extrajudicial murders, […]
La acción rápida y exitosa en 1989 llevó a Washington a creer que el cambio de régimen no solo era posible, sino fácil.
The president should embrace peace for Americans, not wage wars for foreign governments.
