Beijing Review

THE HYPOCRISY OF THE U.S. APPROACH

ong proclaiming itself as the architype of “democracy” and “human rights,” the U.S. is used to reprimanding other countries by wielding the baton of said concepts. However, the proof is in the political pudding: its so-called democracy and human rights are no more than dogmatic tools it employs to deceive its own population and bully others outside American borders. A typical expression of

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