As a result of this Washington thinks it has the right to unilaterally
destroy other countries even if its own house is falling apart.

Former foreign affairs advisor to British ex Prime Minister Antony Blair,
Robert Cooper said years ago: “We must get used to the idea of a double
moral”.

In only a few words he said that the worst will come to those that do not
surrender to Washington’s rules, while those that give in to its
impositions will never be bothered.

As Pakistani author Tariq Ali said in his book The Collision of the
Fundamentalists, “this cynical attitude is to punish the so called crimes
of the enemy and reward its friends”, simple as it is.

Washington prepares the international community for their war of
aggression with tactics like amplifying a mistake or lying about its
opponents.

For example the US is stigmatizing the Iranian nuclear program destined
for peaceful means, while they do not mention the Israeli nuclear arsenals
that dates back decades ago and does not report to anyone.

Now the fight against terrorism in the world is the theme of the day,
while assassins like Luis Posada Carries is protected by Washington, five
Cubans were put behind bars for having defended the island against
terrorists based in southern Florida.

Progressive nations are attacked on a daily basis accusing them of drug
trafficking while within the US itself the local mafia is getting richer
with the addicts that swarm in the largest drug market in the world.

Cuba has been a constant victim of the US global policy and that is why
the island has insisted in denouncing Washington’s modus operandi that
destroys the main principle of respect among nations stipulated by
international law.

Cuba has not stopped being a victim of the enemy campaign tied to
horrendous acts from subversive actions in the hemisphere in the early
days of the triumph of the Revolution, to human rights violations, ties to
terrorism, drug trafficking and other crimes.

All these actions are aimed at Washington’s passionate bid to control the
world.