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How about that rules based order? So, what are the rules exactly?

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What exactly is this so called rules based order? It looks more like a set of rules others are expected to follow while Western governments feel free to do the worst things imaginable. Looting countries. Engineering coups whose outcomes are always tragic. Proxy wars. Full scale wars launched on false excuses that they later quietly admit were false. I always wonder how the politicians who preach about this rules based order manage to keep a straight face. The contradiction is so obvious that it borders on comedy.

What exactly is this so called rules based order? It looks more like a set of rules others are expected to follow while Western governments feel free to do the worst things imaginable. Looting countries. Engineering coups whose outcomes are always tragic. Proxy wars. Full scale wars launched on false excuses that they later quietly admit were false. I always wonder how the politicians who preach about this rules based order manage to keep a straight face. The contradiction is so obvious that it borders on comedy.

Rina Lu🇷🇺

31,379 次观看 • 7 个月前

This is incredible. This is Graham Allison, the Founding Dean of the Harvard Kennedy School of Government - who taught generations of US leaders - and former Assistant Secretary of Defense. Here is what he says on the "rules-based order": "We say we're the exceptional nation. What does that mean? That means we make the rules and you're supposed to obey the rules. But we don't obey the rules. So we say we're for the rules-based order. Excuse me the rules-based order was the basis with which we invaded Iraq? I don't think so. That we occupied Afghanistan? I don't think so. The US has made a lot of mistakes of unnecessary wars."

This is incredible. This is Graham Allison, the Founding Dean of the Harvard Kennedy School of Government - who taught generations of US leaders - and former Assistant Secretary of Defense. Here is what he says on the "rules-based order": "We say we're the exceptional nation. What does that mean? That means we make the rules and you're supposed to obey the rules. But we don't obey the rules. So we say we're for the rules-based order. Excuse me the rules-based order was the basis with which we invaded Iraq? I don't think so. That we occupied Afghanistan? I don't think so. The US has made a lot of mistakes of unnecessary wars."

Arnaud Bertrand

1,061,209 次观看 • 2 年前

WOW … Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pulls a Kamala in Munich … how embarrassing for America when this is the best the Democrat Party has to offer.😳😲 Could someone please decipher what she said, because it’s all word-salad to me. “We are in a new day and a new time. But that does not mean that a majority of Americans are willing to walk away from a rules based order and that we’re ready to walk away from our commitment to democracy.” “I think what we identify in a rules based order, hypocrisy is vulnerability and so I think what we are seeking is a return to a rules based order that eliminates the hypocrisies around when too often in the West we look the other way for inconvenient populations to act out, to act out the paradoxes.” The only thing I took from this is a new phrase the leftist want to put into our vocabulary … and that is the phrase … ‘Rules Based Order’

WOW … Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pulls a Kamala in Munich … how embarrassing for America when this is the best the Democrat Party has to offer.😳😲 Could someone please decipher what she said, because it’s all word-salad to me. “We are in a new day and a new time. But that does not mean that a majority of Americans are willing to walk away from a rules based order and that we’re ready to walk away from our commitment to democracy.” “I think what we identify in a rules based order, hypocrisy is vulnerability and so I think what we are seeking is a return to a rules based order that eliminates the hypocrisies around when too often in the West we look the other way for inconvenient populations to act out, to act out the paradoxes.” The only thing I took from this is a new phrase the leftist want to put into our vocabulary … and that is the phrase … ‘Rules Based Order’

C-Reason🇺🇸

27,952 次观看 • 4 个月前

“The concepts of law, rules and morality only hold meaning when they are based on equality. When money speaks, truth goes silent and when power speaks, even truth takes 3 steps back. Rules are chains for the weak” Remember this whenever 🔵they🔵 talk about “rules-based order”

“The concepts of law, rules and morality only hold meaning when they are based on equality. When money speaks, truth goes silent and when power speaks, even truth takes 3 steps back. Rules are chains for the weak” Remember this whenever 🔵they🔵 talk about “rules-based order”

Sizwe SikaMusi

16,544 次观看 • 1 年前

Oh, so pre-emptive strikes are fine when the US and UK bomb Yemen to ‘protect’ Israel—but when Yemen does the exact same thing to stop an actual genocide, that’s terrorism? Funny how ‘rules-based order’ always means ‘our rules, your order’. Thank you Ash

Oh, so pre-emptive strikes are fine when the US and UK bomb Yemen to ‘protect’ Israel—but when Yemen does the exact same thing to stop an actual genocide, that’s terrorism? Funny how ‘rules-based order’ always means ‘our rules, your order’. Thank you Ash

Hussain “Hoz” Shafiei

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When you hear Biden or the Secretary Of Defense say they are enforcing “International Rules Based Order” this is actually what they mean:

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Jimmy Dore

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AOC: In a so-called rules-based order, the rules for whom? For too long, the rules only applied to the US, Europe, its allies, and we would carve out exceptions for the global south. When you carve out exceptions to the rules, the exceptions become the rules.

AOC: In a so-called rules-based order, the rules for whom? For too long, the rules only applied to the US, Europe, its allies, and we would carve out exceptions for the global south. When you carve out exceptions to the rules, the exceptions become the rules.

Acyn

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"The reality on the ground is really horrific, is it not?" Emma Murphy: "Yes it is.. what's really burning are the rules based order, the rules that were supposed to apply in war, particularly to civilians.. children.. the rules of proportionality, protection, distinction"

"The reality on the ground is really horrific, is it not?" Emma Murphy: "Yes it is.. what's really burning are the rules based order, the rules that were supposed to apply in war, particularly to civilians.. children.. the rules of proportionality, protection, distinction"

Saul Staniforth

86,134 次观看 • 3 个月前

They keep saying “rules based order“ is that just another way of saying New World order?

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Karli Bonne’ 🇺🇸

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