Recent events surrounding U.S. involvement in Venezuela reveal a concerning pattern: the stated rationale for foreign policy decisions often diverges considerably from the underlying motivations. It’s a reality I’ve observed throughout my career – the “war on drugs” frequently serves as a convenient justification, rather than a primary driver, of geopolitical strategy. Consider Venezuela, a nation with a relatively limited role in the global cocaine trade, with most trafficking routes directed towards europe and Brazil, not the United States; a
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