US lies: Maduro as a drug trafficker, just like Noriega in Panama, Hussein and Gaddafi with chemicals

When the US wants to manufacture enemies, it masterfully employs propaganda and lies to stigmatize and mythologize leaders. Before reaching the present day with President Maduro of Venezuela, let us look at historical evidence involving three leaders who were slandered with false information, proving that the world cannot trust Washington. Russia and China clearly cannot trust the US.

Still searching for Iraq's chemicals

Who can forget that the American attack on Iraq was built upon a mountain of lies? They accused Saddam Hussein of possessing chemical weapons, and under the pretext of these chemicals, they legalized the American attack on Iraq. This was a tragedy that continues into 2026, as Iraq remains plagued by conflict. Ultimately, they hanged Hussein, but no chemical weapons were ever found. They did not exist; they had been fabricated as an alibi for the invasion of Iraq.

Noriega and drugs

To remove military leader Manuel Noriega in Panama, the US conducted an operation almost identical to the one involving Maduro in Venezuela. They arrested him under the pretext that he was a drug trafficker. Noriega's drugs in Panama are still being sought, as US Intelligence Services presented perforated evidence without documentation.

Gaddafi and chemicals

Who can forget the events in Libya where Muammar Gaddafi was eventually lynched by a mob? Previously, the US bombed Libya under the pretext that it possessed chemicals or other dirty weapons. Nothing was discovered; he was simply slandered by specific propaganda centers so that the US could legalize the military attack.

Maduro as a drug trafficker

Ultimately, drugs remain a classic propaganda argument. Maduro was targeted and abducted by the US Delta Force under the claim that he is the mastermind behind Venezuela's drug trafficking. The US uses dishonorable offenses to deconstruct the profile of a target leader and present him to the public as a fraud. However, Venezuela happens to possess the largest oil reserves in the world, surpassing Saudi Arabia and Russia. Note the coincidence: Iraq has oil, Libya has oil, and Venezuela has oil.

Conclusion

It is clear that the US strategy to control an independent country in such a provocative way—by invading, arresting, and then declaring that Venezuela belongs to the US—is evidence that Russia and China cannot trust the US.

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