Coup
d'Continent
The coup d’Etat
in Bolivia is an extrapolation and extenuation in today's time of the collapse
of the neoliberal project across the planet of the Doctrine of Discovery of
Christendom of 1492 and the continuation of 527 years of colonialism
and genocide against Indigenous Peoples by the successor states to the
doctrine in the Americas.
The coup in
Bolivia is the last gasp of the Monroe Doctrine of 1823, the same year
that the US Supreme Court under Chief Justice Marshall set the Doctrine of
Discovery in the Johnson v. M’Intosh decision as fundamental to
all property law in the US system of jurisprudence and jurisdiction. The Monroe
Doctrine is the continental extrapolation of the Doctrine of Discovery of
Christendom, now being re-invoked in the supranational neoliberal corporate
context of the Divine Right of States: OAS Settler States [Americas].
Codified by the
doctrine of the Divine Right of States, aka the Westphalian System of State
Sovereignty (United Nations) the states of the Americas (OAS) have
presented themselves to the international community as immune to the
requirement under international law to rectify the Crime Against Humanity of
colonialism as mandated in UN General Assembly Resolution 1514 ((1960):
"All peoples have the right to self-determination."
UN Declaration on
the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (2007): "Indigenous Peoples, equal to all
other peoples.....have the right to self-determination."
Instead,
continental settler state schema which is known in Latin America as the "Estado
Criollo", lurches deeper into genocide via Bolsonaro in Brazil and
Camacho in Bolivia, in alignment with the agenda of the Christian Evangelical
leadership that directs the movement from the pulpits of public power that
support Donald Trump in the north.
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