The US foreign policy establishment has been committed to neoliberal economics and neoconservative interventions for the past four decades. The results have been disastrous whether the interventions were of a military or economic nature. The main beneficiaries have been the MIC, the major US capitalist interests, as well as their political sponsors. I don’t foresee any change in this toxic strategy until the US experiences a crushing setback in the form of an economic collapse or a punishing military defeat in some global region. American hubris makes this inevitable.
The US foreign policy establishment has been committed to neoliberal economics and neoconservative interventions for the past four decades. The results have been disastrous whether the interventions were of a military or economic nature. The main beneficiaries have been the MIC, the major US capitalist interests, as well as their political sponsors. I don’t foresee any change in this toxic strategy until the US experiences a crushing setback in the form of an economic collapse or a punishing military defeat in some global region. American hubris makes this inevitable.
US has been continuously intervening in Haiti ever since it cancelled slavery.
It'd be hilarious if it weren't so tragic.."We must do something!" needs to be eliminated as a policy driver, especially by the US government.