US: 'Sovereignty for Me, But Not for Thee' Says Empire
While RT highlights diplomatic concerns from Cuba and Colombia regarding alleged US strikes in Venezuela, mainstream outlets skip the predictable hypocrisy. The US, which routinely intervenes militarily and economically across the globe under the guise of 'national interest,' now expects sovereign nations to simply tolerate its actions. This isn't a new playbook; it's a worn-out scroll. Remember
when the US lectured Russia about Ukrainian sovereignty while simultaneously imposing crippling sanctions and backing coup attempts across Latin America, or overthrowing democratically elected leaders like Jacobo Árbenz in Guatemala in 1954? Or Allende in Chile in '73? Now, the State Department will likely issue a stern condemnation of any nation daring to question its 'right' to project power
anywhere it sees fit. How many times must a nation be 'liberated' before it's actually free?