| >>So tell me exactly what we are afraid of That's your(American) argument, not mine. When I ask why is America building anti-missile batteries and stationing their troops in my country, the answer is "because it furthers their interests". There is of course always some bullshit of "because it improves our security" - but everyone knows that's not true. They are here because they want to project they are a superpower and therefore have bases all over the world, not because they love us. >>We can start with the Burmese scholarships that gives 300k per student Well I had to look it up, and apparently this is what Trump said about it: "We also blocked $45 million for diversity scholarships in Burma. Forty-five — that’s a lot of money for diversity scholarships in Burma. You can imagine where that money went," Trump said. I wish he was more specific. What is he insinuating, exactly? >> please tell me exactly what the American interests are. Having a population of burma(a historically very active conflict area) that is well educated and more likely to oppose the military Junta? Of course no one will ever say that openly, it's "humanitarian aid". |
Ok so you haven't told me how this furthers Americans interests, that's pretty much every BS power projection argument I've heard for my entire life.
> When I ask why is America building anti-missile batteries and stationing their troops in my country,
Depending on your country, I'm ok with removing the batteries :)