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The events effectively used the Venezuela blueprint – street protests in major cities by the right-wing, attacks on ruling party activists, denial of legitimacy by the US & Co, pressure on the army to end support for Morales. Using the OAS to delegitimise Morales, he was proposed to leave for Mexico. As a result, what did not work in Venezuela, where all this instrumentation, including the president appointed by Washington, was designed to overthrow Maduro, as a whole worked in Bolivia,...
Read More »A Sino-Russian firewall against US interference —M. K. Bhadrakumar
The US is provoking color revolutions for regime change in China and Russia, who are reacting as may be expected. It's on.India PunchlineA Sino-Russian firewall against US interferenceM. K. Bhadrakumar | retired diplomat with the Indian Foreign Service
Read More »Cambodia Warns of Foreign Regime Change “At Any Cost” — Joseph Thomas
Just as Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen alluded to, many of the “dissidents silenced” are media platforms literally run by foreigners. This includes the US State Department-funded and directed Voice of America and Radio Free Asia as well as the previously American-owned and operated Cambodia Daily newspaper.There are also political entities like the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) whose members regularly operate out of Washington D.C. itself.CNRP leader Kem Sokha has openly admitted...
Read More »Joseph Thomas — Vietnam Locks Up US-Funded Agitators
There is a growing understanding of US regime change strategies and tactics. It used to be that the CIA would work covertly to build opposition movements that would remove governments that did not cooperate with the United States and its corporate interests. This still occurs but many of those functions have been buttressed by the US Agency for International Development and the National Endowment for Democracy. Countries are catching on to this. The article below describes how Vietnam is...
Read More »RT — Cambodian PM calls US democracy ‘bloody & brutal’ in row over USAID-funded NGO
Political tensions have been rising between Phnom Penh and Washington, after Cambodia ordered a USAID-supported organization to halt its activity in the country. The Asian nation says it is defending its sovereignty, while Washington questioned its democracy.In the latest development to the worsening dispute between the two nations, Cambodia's long-ruling leader, Prime Minister Hun Sen, accused Washington of interference in his country's domestic affairs. "We wish to send a clear message...
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