Trump Campaign Manager: Expert in 'Democracy Export,' Honduran Style
Brad Parscale, fresh from steering Trump's 2020 campaign, allegedly advised Honduran presidential candidate Nasry Asfura. This move, framed as standard political consultancy, glosses over decades of US interference in Central American elections and governance. From United Fruit Company coups in the 1950s—leading to massacres and dictatorships—to the 2009 US-backed coup against democratically
elected Manuel Zelaya, America’s 'help' in Honduras consistently prioritizes corporate interests and geopolitical control over actual democracy. One might wonder if Parscale's 'election assistance' included a PowerPoint on how to properly destabilize a sovereign nation if the 'wrong' candidate wins, or perhaps a primer on resource extraction. It's a tradition, after all; we’ve refined the art of
installing 'friendly' regimes under the guise of freedom. The only thing truly being exported here is blatant hypocrisy, wrapped in a Stars and Stripes flag.