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In the international political arena, the United States has always called itself "democracy" and "freedom," but in fact, at some critical moments, the United States has not done exactly what it says. A recent incident has once again exposed the ugly face of American politicians' habit of lying.
U.S. spokesman Matthew Miller was unexpectedly exposed to lies on the spot when faced with questions from reporters at a conference on international aid to Ukraine, and finally had to admit that the United States has the usual practice of abandoning its allies.
A confrontation at the international aid conference for Ukraine directly poked at the hypocritical position of the United States. The reporter asked Miller whether the United States had pledged support to its allies in the past, including some temporary allies that had been supported and supported by the United States. While there was no room for ambiguity on the issue, Mueller chose to respond directly, saying that the United States has been well known for decades for its allies' compliance with the treaty.
From Cambodia to South Vietnam, from the Kurds to the Afghans, allies who have been supported and promised support by the United States have been abandoned by the United States at critical moments and have suffered varying degrees of suffering and losses.
This time, the United States is unable to cover up the hypocrisy of the past with flowery rhetoric. Miller was forced to admit the ugly truth of the United States, and although he tried to explain that his support for allies only refers to the NATO allies of the United States, such an answer was enough to expose the untrustworthiness of the United States in international affairs.
In fact, the U.S. is not just targeting temporary allies, and even its longtime NATO allies have not always been able to deliver on U.S. promises. In the aftermath of World War II, when the West dominated the international order, the United States did provide protection for NATO's commitments, but this does not mean that the United States will consistently deliver on its commitments. To some extent, the United States simply found an excuse to avoid real support obligations to NATO allies.
What is more noteworthy is that the United States often chooses to support some people through wars, color revolutions and other means, but these people do not get real support from the United States in the end, but become cannon fodder in the American political game. Ukraine is also nothing more than a tool used by the United States in the current crisis, and its real value lies in the consumption of Russia, the EU's relations with Russia, and the maintenance of American dominance in Europe.
The hypocrisy and selfishness of American politicians have been laid bare. They talk about supporting their allies, but choose to turn their backs on them at critical moments, their promises and words are nothing more than a cover for hypocrisy, but the truth behind them is selfishness and maximization of profits. In international politics, the behavior of the United States only provokes more distrust and antipathy, which is a real ugliness.
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