Manufacturing Global Crises Won’t Give U.S. Foreign Policy Legitimacy - Atlanta Tribune
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by Jared O. Bell For anyone paying even modest attention to the current administration’s foreign policy posture, a Christmas Day bombing justified as “protecting Christians from ISIS” in Nigeria was neither shocking nor clarifying. It fits a familiar rhetorical script. What it did not fit was reality. Nigeria’s violence is real, devastating, and long-standing, but […]

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by Jared O. Bell For anyone paying even modest attention to the current administration’s foreign policy posture, a Christmas Day bombing justified as “protecting Christians from ISIS” in Nigeria was neither shocking nor clarifying. It fits a familiar rhetorical script. What it did not fit was reality. Nigeria’s violence is real, devastating, and long-standing, but […]The post Manufacturing Global Crises Won’t Give U.S. Foreign Policy Legitimacy appeared first on Atlanta Tribune.

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  • I Cast Fist@programming.devEnglish
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    19 days ago

    The whole point of USA diplomacy for the last, what, 100 years, has been all about creating crises. Every country that’s been on their shit list has suffered a variety of abuses, many culminating in coups.

    I’m currently very worried about Venezuela, as it might become an actual battleground soon, because fucking imperialist pigs need fucking oil