The industrialized western powers have historically exerted tremendous pressure on the Third World.
Whether we're talking about Duque's Columbia or Marcos's Phillipines or Modi's India or Ing-wen's Taiwan, the Western Imperial Era is defined by the degree to which western lackeys dominate governments of the Global South.
Cuba is notable precisely because it has resisted installation of a puppet government for so long. And the collapse in the number of lackey governments along the Pacific Rim and throughout Central/South America seems to signal a general decline in the reach and extent of control out of DC and London.
where "whole world" is the same subset of countries that are western lackeys
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The industrialized western powers have historically exerted tremendous pressure on the Third World.
Whether we're talking about Duque's Columbia or Marcos's Phillipines or Modi's India or Ing-wen's Taiwan, the Western Imperial Era is defined by the degree to which western lackeys dominate governments of the Global South.
Cuba is notable precisely because it has resisted installation of a puppet government for so long. And the collapse in the number of lackey governments along the Pacific Rim and throughout Central/South America seems to signal a general decline in the reach and extent of control out of DC and London.