Freedom Publishers Union

January 4, 2026 | [STATEMENT] Freedom Publishers Union Denounces US Aggression Against Venezuela as Unprecedented Assault on Global Sovereignty

Freedom Publishers Union denounces, in the strongest and most unequivocal terms, the United States' brazen military assault on Venezuela-a sovereign nation that never threatened America, never provoked conflict, and never deserved this cowardly invasion.

The US did not "intervene."

It invaded.

It kidnapped Venezuela's President and First Lady, dragged them from their homeland like common criminals, and dared to call it justice.

This was no operation against drugs or terror-it was a naked, oil-fueled coup, orchestrated by a regime that preaches sovereignty abroad while practicing imperialism at every turn.

The hypocrisy is grotesque: the same US officials who scream about Chinese resource grabs are now siphoning Venezuela's oil with guns and lies.

This is not diplomacy.

This is piracy wrapped in a flag.

The lightning speed of the attack exposes not competence-but collusion.

Someone opened Venezuela's doors from the inside, and the US walked right through.

America has long abandoned any pretense of being a "force for good."

It is the world's foremost arsonist, lighting fires from Baghdad to Caracas while demanding applause for holding a fire extinguisher.

China and Russia were right to condemn this outrage-and their condemnation must be matched by action, not silence, from every nation that claims to value international law.

The United Nations must stop being a talking shop for war criminals and finally hold the US accountable-or admit it serves only as a rubber stamp for American empire.

We have supported President Trump in the past, but no loyalty justifies backing a military kidnapping of a foreign head of state.

This is not strength-it is thuggery dressed as policy.

Let there be no confusion: the United States is not misunderstood.

It is hated because it earns that hatred-through drone strikes, coups, sanctions, lies, and endless wars for profit.

Australia's blind allegiance to Washington is not strategy-it is surrender.

Every day this alliance persists, Australia aligns itself not with peace, but with plunder.

It is past time for Australia to break from this toxic partnership and build genuine, sovereign ties with nations that respect borders-like China-not bomb them.

The US didn't just attack Venezuela.

It attacked the very idea that small nations have a right to exist free from American domination.

This act will echo.

It must be met with global resistance.

And if the world fails to act now, it invites the next invasion-on someone else's soil, tomorrow.

Enough is enough.

Written by The Editorial Board.