In his Fourth of July address
to Congress in 1821, U.S. Secretary of State John Quincy Adams stated
that if America were ever to abandon its founding foreign policy of
non-interventionism, she would inevitably become the world’s
“dictatress” and begin behaving accordingly.
No can can deny that Adams’ prediction
has come true. America has truly become the world’s dictatress — an
arrogant, ruthless, brutal dictatress that brooks no dissent from anyone
in the world.
Now, I use the term “America” because
that’s the term Adams used. In actuality, however, it’s not America that
has become the world’s dictatress. It is the U.S. government that has
become the world’s dictatress.
A good example of this phenomenon
involves Meng Wanzhou, a Chinese citizen who serves as chief financial
officer of the giant Chinese technology firm Huawei. Having been
arrested by Canadian authorities and placed under house arrest, Meng is
suffering the wrath of the world’s dictatress.
What is her purported crime? That she violated U.S. sanctions against Iran.
What do U.S. sanctions on Iran have to do
with her? Exactly! She’s a Chinese citizen, not an American citizen.
So, why is she being prosecuted by the U.S. government?
Sanctions have become a standard tool of
U.S. foreign policy. With the exception of libertarians, hardly anyone
raises an eyebrow over their imposition and enforcement. Their objective
is to target foreign citizens with death, suffering, and economic
privation as a way to bend their regime to the will of the U.S.
dictratress and her brutal and ruthless agents...........https://www.fff.org/2019/05/10/the-worlds-dictatress/
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