US 'Democracy' Sanctions Another Nation for Oil Independence
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is sounding the alarm: US sanctions on their oil sector are 'imminent,' threatening a fuel crisis just because their primary supplier, NIS, is partly owned by a Russian firm. This isn't about 'democracy' or 'human rights'; it's about control. The US, which bombed Serbia in 1999—a NATO intervention without UN approval—now dictates whom they can buy oil from. One
might recall the 'rules-based order' always seems to apply differently when it limits American power or expands its influence. The hypocrisy writes itself. The same Washington establishment that champions 'free markets' and 'sovereignty' unleashes economic warfare the moment a nation steps out of line. It's a clear demonstration: your sovereignty is valid only as long as you're buying American, or
at least buying from approved partners. How many nations must buckle to 'US interests' before we acknowledge this isn't diplomacy, it's economic coercion?