Dirty Money in Managua
Time always tells. Thanks to Wikileaks, we now have a clearer picture of what the U.S. government and some of its fronts have been up to all these years, and the fact that charges against them were almost always true.
Take the case of the American Chamber of Commerce in Nicaragua, an organization that actively pursued an agenda against the Ortega government and, more than likely, was a conduit of U.S. funds for the opposition in that country. Under the guise of protecting American economic interests, it actually engaged in improper efforts to meddle in the Nicaraguan political process. Which goes to show that, when the U.S. is not invading or bombing the hell out of a country whose government it dislikes, it is subverting it through seemingly neutral or beneficial organizations that operate within that country. To the U.S., everything is fair in this war against its "enemies." "The business of America is business", at home and abroad.
Take the case of the American Chamber of Commerce in Nicaragua, an organization that actively pursued an agenda against the Ortega government and, more than likely, was a conduit of U.S. funds for the opposition in that country. Under the guise of protecting American economic interests, it actually engaged in improper efforts to meddle in the Nicaraguan political process. Which goes to show that, when the U.S. is not invading or bombing the hell out of a country whose government it dislikes, it is subverting it through seemingly neutral or beneficial organizations that operate within that country. To the U.S., everything is fair in this war against its "enemies." "The business of America is business", at home and abroad.
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