I do not know about you, but I am extremely puzzled about the US foreign policy in terms of support or rejection of the federalisation of countries.
In Iraq, the US seem to have found the magic recipe by supporting their fellow Sunni buddies — their love affair started way after destroying the country and killing Bin Laden, so don’t be confused — and pissing on the Shiite’s leg. After all, they are the brothers of the Iranian enemy. Maliki refused for a while to comply with American orders to make way, but in the end he was mobbed out of office.
In Ukraine, however, the mega-corrupt centralized structures suite the US gangsters fine and a federalisation would limit the possibilities to use Ukraine against Russia as a launchpad for further attacks against Moscow.
Two constants remain:
- the future of other countries depends on what fits best to the American strategy, and
- the fate of the people in these countries do not bother anyone at all.
No War in Europe - Russia is NOT our Enemy! 