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That's the reason why countries like Russia and China make it so hard for NGOs to work within their borders. I can't blame them for that, why should they allow

That's the reason why countries like Russia and China make it so hard for NGOs to work within their borders. I can't blame them for that, why should they allow foreign governments to stir up protests in their countries? Is anyone better off in Libya, Syria or Egypt after the so called "Arab Spring" destabilized these countries?

blacksmith_tb 13y ago
The answer there may be "not yet". But Tunisia is an example of a positive outcome.
- DominikR 13y ago
  > The answer there may be "not yet" With that argument you could justify almost anything. Just ask yourself if you'd tolerate a coup in the US initiated by China that leads to a civil war which lasts 10 years (basically what people are experiencing in Afghanistan) and kills millions to install a type of government that China feels is better and more humane than capitalism. That's basically what the US is doing to other countries on a regular basis.