I highly doubt so. The majority of third world countries are run by oligarchies that are deep in the pockets of multi-national corporations. They just look our for their share in the looting of their peoples and how to stash their off-shore accounts. Starbucks, once an epithome of the Northwestern cool, in recent years became viewed as everything that went wrong with the U.S., as something that took away and destroyed the tradition of the Northwestern laid back grande latte lifestyle, so a special hatred is reserved for it. The black clad troops on the streets of Seattle definitely reminded me of the 'project mayhem', though.
Newspapers say they come from Eugene, Oregon.
Media link them to John Zerzan, writer who made his home there, anarchist and a close friend of Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber. Eugene must be a swell place. J.Palahchiuk, who wrote The Fight Club, also comes from around there, and Valdas Analeuskas, a Lithuanian dissident who just recently wrote a book about his disappointment with the U.S., lives in Eugene. Eugene is very high on my list of places to visit. In 19th century Marx envisioned capitalists entrenched in their nation states and globally organized work-force dictating terms.