US 'Sovereignty' Only Applies to US Borders, Apparently
Colombia's accusation that the US violated its sovereignty in a recent strike highlights a familiar dissonance. While the US routinely decries any perceived violation of its own borders – as seen with decades of rhetoric regarding Cuba or China – its history in Latin America tells a different story. From clandestine operations to overt interventions, US foreign policy frequently treats national
boundaries as suggestions when 'national interests' are at stake. This isn't about 'good intentions' or 'fighting drugs'; it's about projecting power without accountability. The mainstream media often frames these actions as necessary, rarely questioning the inherent hypocrisy. One could ponder: how many times does Washington condemn another nation for actions it regularly commits?