Tag: US foreign policy

Joachim Hagopian, City of London’s Divide & Rule Strategy Pits Vassal West’s Bloodthirst Against Controlled Opposition East

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Joachim Hagopian Today’s seismic geopolitical power shift swiftly moving from West to East is on full public display this week at the China hosted Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) annual summit. On Monday September 1st, Chinese Premier Xi Jinping emphasized embracing multipolarity and multilateralism, openly challenging the US/West’s long-time unipolar hegemony. Alliances like the BRICS and SCO forged by Eastern powers China and Russia have eclipsed America’s long-time reign as sole global superpower and prevailing dominance over this last century. China’s Belt and Road Initiative investing and building in other nations’ infrastructure works more effectively…

Caitlin Johnstone, US FOREIGN POLICY IS A WAR ON DISOBEDIENCE

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CAITLIN JOHNSTONE In an excellent new essay titled “We’re Not the Good Guys — Why Is American Aggression Missing in Action?”, Tom Engelhardt criticizes the way western media outlets consistently describe the behavior of disobedient nations like Iran as “aggressions”, but never use that label for the (generally antecedent and far more egregious) aggressions of the United States. “When it comes to Washington’s never-ending war on terror, I think I can say with reasonable confidence that, in the past, the present, and the future, the one phrase you’re not likely…

Finian Cunningham, US “Foreign Policy” nothing short of Low-Intensity Warfare against the Whole Planet

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Finian Cunningham To say the US conducts “foreign policy” is patently a misnomer. US policy is nothing short of low-intensity warfare against the whole planet. Its “foreign policy” is nothing more than a continuous program of psychological operations. An important element of this colossal corruption of politics is America’s so-called news media which plays a crucial role in concealing and propagating the psy-ops. Just look at US conduct over the past year with regard to geopolitical rivals, foes and even supposed allies. American behaviour is that of a hegemon and tyrant that brooks no dissent. Ultimatums, economic sanctions, threats…