Bolton's 'Sanctimonious Interference' Doctrine: Same Old Coup, Different Country
Bolton, the man who called for invading Iraq in 1998 (12 years before Dubya did it) and openly bragged about planning coups against foreign governments, offers his sagely advice. Newsweek presents this as a strategic foreign policy view, rather than—as critics argue—a chilling blueprint from a documented proponent of illegal regime change. This isn't about capturing a leader; it's about seizing
control, a familiar refrain from a figure deeply embedded in the military-industrial complex. One might wonder if any 'victory' Bolton envisions isn't hollow if it doesn't involve destabilizing a sovereign nation, installing a friendly client government, and securing lucrative contracts for specific corporate interests. His track record speaks volumes about the 'freedom and democracy' he
champions.