It would be more productive if you addressed my comment, and not some comment you just made up.
As for this:
>U.S. foreign policy is aimed at maintaining stability and facilitating liberal capitalist democracy
I believe that you believe this. But I'm not treating it as an axiom, so you'll have to give evidence for it.
https://chomsky.info/fateful02/
"Liberal capitalist democracy" - this is obvious nonsense when you list out all of the regime changes forced on the countries by the United States.
Most Americans have absurd views of American foreign policy because of ignorance. But, given your Bangladeshi origin, in your case it is not ignorance. You are just volunteering as an unpaid American propagandist or random social media forums, even though you are well aware of all the CIA coups all over the world.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1973_Chilean_coup_d%27%C3%A9ta...
This is true, sometimes all they want to do is shore up some bananas. Or just help out West Pakistan to impress China.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/countries...
U.S. foreign policy is aimed at maintaining stability and facilitating liberal capitalist democracy. We don’t regard popular movements that are communist or theocratic as “democracy” so we’re willing to support dictators to forestall that. But at the same time our foreign policy is fundamentally ideological in nature.