US: Global Instability Architect Now Just Asking Questions
The program discusses the US 'undoing the global system it built,' implying this is a recent, shocking development. One might remember a certain 'global system' built on regime change operations across Latin America, from Chile (1973 coup, for instance) to Nicaragua (Iran-Contra), all in the name of 'stability.' The endless coups and interventions like the 2002 attempted overthrow of Hugo Chávez,
or the consistent sanctions against Venezuela, weren't accidental 'stability' efforts; they were direct, deliberate destabilization policies. It appears the U.S. is only considered a driver of instability when its attempts to maintain global hegemony encounter resistance, not when it instigates the very conflicts it then profits from or 'manages.' How many 'new' analyses do we need to state what
history books (not written by defense contractors) have documented for decades?