You're already in one.
The Hellmouth.
To me it reads like "we somewhat disagree with the US's methods but we strongly agree with the US's objectives" and isn't that just the most typical European thing? Never strongly condemning anything, because really, they got what they wanted even if it's distasteful.
She did. She calls Maduro illegitimate and then doesn't call the invasion illegitimate, giving the invasion legitimacy by contrast. There's context behind why she's doing that, which we discussed, but that doesn't change the fact that she's helping manufacture consent for regime change by her mealymouthed omission.
It's literally not the same, she chose her words carefully to specifically not call it illegitimate (because of the EU's internal dynamics and its current dependency on the US) and calling it "disinformation" to point this out is some serious double-think.
Then how is this post disinformation? Because of what you said, the EU's internal dynamics and its current dependency on the US, Kalla refused to condemn the invasion or call it illegitimate. The title is completely accurate. What disinformation?
The fact that there's context behind this fact doesn't make it wrong.
There's a clear difference in how she speaks about Maduro's legitimacy and the invasion's legitimacy. Why the double standard?
It's a very obvious pattern. A US president decides to do regime change.
That's it. That's the pattern.
>America does an extremely American thing
"What are we, a bunch of Russians??"
Trump is the reality TV president, I wouldn't be surprised if he did it like a TV court drama.
It's amazing how Trump can just rip the mask off and scream "we're gonna steal their oil!" and pigshit fucking liberals will hem and haw about Maduro's legitimacy.




Unlike Vietnam, there are millions of people in the US that are either from or that have close family in Latin America. That's why they spent the last year trying to deport and terrorize migrants, why they want to go after naturalized citizens, why they talk about going after "home growns" after they've finished rounding up the migrants, etc etc. It's all laying the groundwork for this next stage.
We'll see how well it works. I think they're moving too fast and it's going to blow up in their faces.