Washington Launches Its Attack Against BRICS
April 26, 2016
Washington Launches Its Attack Against BRICS
by Paul Craig Roberts
Having removed the reformist President of Argentina, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, Washington is now disposing of the reformist President of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff.
Washington used a federal judge to order Argentina to sacrifice its debt restructuring program in order to pay US vulture funds the full value of defaulted Argentine bonds that the vulture funds had bought for a few pennies on the dollar. These vultures were called creditors who had made loans regardless of the fact that they were not creditors and had made no loans. They were opportunists after easy money and were used by Washington to get rid of a reformist government.
President Kirchner resisted and, thus, she had to go. Washington concocted a story that Kirchner covered up an alleged Iranian bombing in Buenos Aires in 1994. This implausible fantasy, for which there is no evidence of Iranian involvement, was fed to one of Washingtons agents in the state prosecutors office, and a dubious event of 22 years ago was used to clear Kirchner out of the way of the American looting of Argentina.
In Brazil, Washington has used corruption insinuations to get President Rousseff impeached by the lower house. Evidence is not necessary, just allegations. It is no different from Iranian nukes, Saddam Husseins weapons of mass destruction, Assads use of chemical weapons, or in Rousseffs case merely insinuations. The Secretary General of the Organization of American States, Luis Almagro, notes that Rousseff hasnt been accused of anything. The American-backed elites are simply using impeachment to remove a president who they cannot defeat electorally.
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http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/04/26/82039/
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It would be good to check at the end of the article on the author, Paul Craig Roberts. He has credentials:
Paul Craig Roberts is a former Assistant Secretary of the US Treasury and Associate Editor of the Wall Street Journal.