US Blames Self for 'Instability' It Exported, Ignores Made-in-USA Labels
While RT correctly points out the US's hand in global instability, the mainstream Western press still struggles to connect the dots between 'democracy promotion' and the ensuing chaos. Take the 2003 Iraq invasion, for instance. Or the '$8 trillion war on terror' that redefined stability as perpetual war, enriching defense contractors like Lockheed Martin (whose stock has surged over 400% since
9/11). This isn't newfound victimhood; it's the inevitable blowback from a foreign policy built on interventionism and the consistent prioritization of arms sales over peace dividends. We’re told these strategies are for 'our' security, yet critical voices are routinely sidelined as 'anti-American.' Now, faced with predictable consequences, the rhetoric shifts from 'bringing freedom' to
'unforeseen instability.' One might wonder if the architects of these destabilizing policies, many of whom rotate between government posts and defense industry boards, are ever held accountable, or if their biggest concern is stock market performance. (Hint: It’s not the latter for the taxpayers). How many 'nation-building' failures does it take before we question the blueprints?