Is This the New Policy of America and Europe, Corrupt Leaders in the Third World Countries Will Replace the Military Dictators of the Cold War Era?

Is This the New Policy of America and Europe, Corrupt Leaders in the Third World Countries Will Replace the Military Dictators of the Cold War Era?

 

In the five decades of India’s relationship with the Soviet Union, the democratic institutions in India were strengthened, but in the two decades of strategic relations between the United States and India, the democratic institutions in India have weakened and are declining.

Mujeeb Khan

 

 

 

This leader is America's first choice to become a ruler in Pakistan

 Among the third-world countries, Pakistan is currently the only sovereign country where America has complete freedom to interfere in its internal politics. Four years ago, there was an uproar over Russian interference in American elections. The world was given the impression that Donald Trump was elected president because of Russian interference in the election, and $60 million was spent on its investigation. President Trump was being impeached. Although President Putin, when asked about it, said, “Nonsense, America is not a Banana republic.” But the problem is that the leaders in America, what they say is wrong for themselves, is considered right for others.

  Third-world leaders should question the Biden administration as to why it has conspired against a democratic government in Pakistan that was taking tough measures against corruption and making the democratic system more transparent, and in its place, it has supported leaders who were in government for more than three decades and were involved in steep corruption. There were money laundering cases against them in the courts and they were on bail. The Supreme Court and the army of Pakistan were used to bring such leaders to power. That is, the Supreme Court and the army were also dragged into corruption along with them. Let the world know if this is the rule of law that America’s leaders preach to the world? This is a great injustice to the people of Pakistan. This conspiracy against democracy in Pakistan is like Bin Laden’s terrorism against the United States, where it was said that Bin Laden wanted to destroy the democratic system and freedom of the United States. what is surprising is the corrupt leaders who are on bail and are in government—corrupting the Rule of Law. The civilized nations of Europe are silent on the way the rule of law is being rapped in Pakistan and they stand with America. President Joe Biden talks about promoting democracy in the world but does not talk against corruption. What is the reason for this? Rather, republicans in Congress are also silent on it. There was corruption in the American government during the military occupation of Iraq. According to the Auditor General’s report, $90 billion was missing from the Iraq fund. The massive corruption of thousands of dollars in the US and NATO military occupation in the Afghanistan war was reported in the reports of the Auditor General.

  For 20 years America promoted corruption in Afghanistan. Is it the policy of the US and the West to keep Islamic countries in the corrupt system or to find corrupt leaders in the third world and use them for their foreign policy goals in the same way they used corrupt military dictators against communist dictators in the Cold War? But in the end, the system of dictators in the third world has ended and the communist dictators have also ended in the world.  America and the West now stand at an intersection and cannot find leaders in the Third World that will serve their foreign policy interests. Constitution, democracy, and rule of law are being strengthened in the third world. Corruption is being cleaned up by the rule of law. But in the countries where the democratic institutions are weak and the rule of law is trying to make its place, there America’s intervention is pushing the corrupt leaders forward, which the world is currently seeing in Pakistan, an important country in the Islamic world.

  President General Musharraf should not have accepted the Bush administration’s political intervention in Pakistan in 2007. Military generals have not gained as much as they have lost in their relationship with the United States. As a result of this intervention, Benazir Bhutto was killed, and the corrupt leaders came out alive from the corruption cases in the courts. Asif Zardari who was convicted by the Swiss court in the money laundering case, he got his 60 million dollars from the Swiss bank, which was frozen by the Swiss government at the request of the Pakistan government. Instead of handing Zardari over to Interpol, the US made Zardari sit in the presidential palace. The Bush administration gave this rule of law to Pakistan. Pakistan’s corrupt leaders were then used to spread America’s war against terrorism. The Bush administration did not help the people of Pakistan against corruption, but the corrupt leaders of Pakistan helped the Bush administration in promoting the war on terror.