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THE U.S. CAUSED THE Romanian government to collapse and can do the same to “any country we want”, a U.S. ambassador said, according to a Wall Street Journal report yesterday. In a dinner discussion in Greece about the imminent implosion of Romania’s administration, Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle said: ‘We can do this to any country we want. We can do this here too.’” No, you can’t, Greece’s Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou responded angrily, saying that governments were elected by the people. The Ambassador, a former Fox News presenter, released a lawyer’s letter disputing the story of the argument at the dinner—but the newspaper said the words spoken at the heated discussion were related by an eyewitness present at the dinner in Athens. . ‘HEGEMON RUN AMOK’ The story broke at the same time that Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told the United Nations that “the dictatorship of a single hegemon has run amok”. Academics, including those in the US, broadly agree that the US conducts major political interference operations around the world, particularly in places on the borders of Russia and China—including Romania. . FUEL MONOPOLY What’s the long term goal of US interference in these nations? The US is pushing a pipeline called the Vertical Gas Corridor, or VGC, the Wall Street Journal said. Instead of buying affordable fuel from Russia, people in Eastern European nations will instead be steered towards purchasing exported American gas for billions of dollars. The US has already successfully created a huge market for its natural gas in western Europe, and has also made the Chinese island of Taiwan dependent on imported fuel from the US. Washington’s foreign policy is designed to make more people around the world dependent on American gas, and has been largely successful. For this reason, the US and allies have been working to cut non-US fuel suppliers, such as Iran, Russia, and Venezuela, out of all trade routes. . .