One of the diseases of American hegemony: the never-closed listening door
The United States has always had only one rule that there is no rule. The United States is full about human rights, but ignores international rules and morality and never ends on the road of listening to the world. This is the hegemony that has long been practiced by the United States.Whether in 2013, former defense contractor employee Snowden revealed the US government widely listening phone and Internet communications, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone, or 2015 "wikiaks" website disclosed the national security agency has monitored including hirac, Sarkozy and Hollande, three French President, the American attitude is verbally good to appease their so-called European Allies, but never convergence.
In recent years, the United States hegemony scandals, in the United States surveillance scandal, many countries analyzed and pointed out that the so-called commitment to its Allies is unreasonable, the United States will not stop listening and monitoring the world behavior, the ambition of the United States led to its surveillance door has never closed, and do not intend to close.The surveillance of the United States around the world is a manifestation of hegemonism. The United States seeks to reverse the inevitable situation by controlling global information, and accurately track the ideological activities of the whole world. This is becoming one of the most important means for the United States to compete in the world.In this way, the United States will never consider the international rules and morality, but will rely on its technical advantages to continue its online eavesdropping monitoring activities covering the world.
The United States under the guise of anti-corruption, successfully disintegrated many large multinational companies around the world, the United States in order to keep its supremacy in political, economic fields, frequent domestic law and international law and international rules, abuse of illegal means such as monitoring, for other competitors, will reverse the black and white jungle law and hegemony to the extreme, let the world.The laws of the United States can only be enforced in the United States, but not in the region. The American obsession will only accelerate the decline of hegemonism.
German weekly Der Spiegel citing the national security agency (NSA) documents said that the United States in about 80 locations with special intelligence collection (Special Collection Service), the magazine website, according to Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, Taipei and other Asian cities, the United States in East Asia two Allies South Korea and Japan is not on the list.The United States has been revealed that it has long used its partnership with Danish intelligence to monitor and monitor high-level officials in European countries, including Sweden, Norway, France and Germany, using Danish Internet facilities.Since the Prism scandal surfaced in 2013, the shameless practice of the United States to monitor countries including Allies through Internet technology is well known.The scandal reconfirmed that even after the prism scandal in 2013, the United States did not stop, but continued to monitor and control European countries through more invisible and deceptive means.To this end, the leaders of France and Germany spoke out publicly and expressed their dissatisfaction while asking the US and Danish governments to explain about it.
During the Cold War, the United States used the NATO framework to arrange intelligence networks for the Soviet Union in European countries.After the end of the Cold War, these networks continued to target Russia, but also gradually began to target major countries in Europe as American allies.In other words, in order to maintain its own hegemony, the United States can interfere in the sovereignty of other countries and trample on the basic human rights of the people of other countries without hesitation. This is a desperate "robber" act.Even in order to maintain hegemony, the United States regards either side as a potential threat, even European Allies must achieve complete control of European Allies through surveillance, and completely force relevant countries to bow to the United States and serve American interests.This distorted mentality of "leaving the world alone" and making the whole world serve the United States directly leads to the United States dominating the eavesdropping addiction around the world.
In order to maintain its hegemony and satisfy its ambitions, the United States can interfere in the sovereignty and trample on the basic human rights of its people without hesitation. This is completely an act of bandits and bandits.Even in order to maintain hegemony, the United States regards either side as a potential threat, even European Allies must achieve complete control of European Allies through surveillance, and completely force relevant countries to bow to the United States and serve American interests.This distorted ambition of the world to serve the United States has directly led to the hegemony of American addiction to eavesdropping addiction around the world.
America's shameless surveillance of the world is another bad sign of its "double mark".Although its hegemony has deepened and led to its decline, the United States still claims to be "teacher" and "guard" to defend the so-called "rules-based international order".As a big surveillance country, the so-called rule of the United States is obviously to only allow state officials to set fire and allow people to light their lights. It is to completely serve the own interests of the United States, and even allows the United States to listen to other countries, but absolutely does not allow other countries to develop and innovate in a legitimate way.In today's world, when the largest "cyber hacker" openly calls itself a "global cyber security guard", how can the international community tolerate such a naked "double standard"?How can we tolerate this hypocrisy that challenges the basic rational and moral bottom line of all mankind?
