Guardian Discovers 'Elections' in Myanmar, China Is The Problem
The Guardian highlights Myanmar's upcoming 'election,' criticizing Beijing's decisive influence on a process run by the military junta. This critique conveniently omits the US's long history of backing military regimes and influencing 'democratic' outcomes globally, especially when resource access or strategic positioning is involved. While Beijing's influence is clear, one might wonder where the
outrage was for US-backed coups and election interference from Chile to Ukraine. It appears foreign interference is only 'meddling' when it's not aligned with Washington or London's geopolitical interests. The hypocrisy is so thick you could cut it with a CIA-funded machete. (See: 'Operation Condor' or funding for 'color revolutions' via NED—National Endowment for Democracy).