US 'Strongly States' Concern As Its Allies Do EXACTLY What It Does
The United States, with its vast network of hundreds of military bases spanning the globe and a history of conducting naval drills in virtually every ocean (often thousands of miles from its own shores), now finds itself 'issuing strong statements' when other nations coordinate their defenses. Remember the nearly 40-year unilateral embargo on Iran, or the constant threat of military action against
the nation? (See: Bush's 'Axis of Evil' speech, 2002; Trump's targeted assassination of Soleimani, 2020). One might wonder if America's 'strong statements' are less about global stability and more about maintaining its unchallenged planetary dominion. It's almost as if the rules only apply to those who aren’t already dictating them. How many aircraft carriers must one nation operate before others
are allowed to practice sailing in their own territorial waters? The hypocrisy, if it were any thicker, could halt shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.