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sageoflogic:

paxamericana:

rethinksocialism:

Since 1945, the USA has been responsible either directly or indirectly of helping remove dozens of governments, many democratically elected, around the world. Sometimes the events are kept secret for years and only slowly come out. Other times, the events are the cause of demonstrations, anger and resentment at the time they occur.
Whenever, an event like this occurs there are two reasons to be considered.
Reason 1: The reason given by the USA, its media and its friends around the world. Reasons like Communism, Terrorism, Human Rights, Freedom, Liberation, Weapons of Mass Destruction, etc.
Reason 2: The actual reason. This is usually hidden from the general public and has to be looked for in quotes by under-reported officials or subsequent events on the ground. Often, the victims of the change of government know the real reasons better than the populations of the Western countries. Real reasons are many but usually include Business Interests, Access to Resources, Markets, Military Bases, Strategic Value, or Political Support.
In the list above, only successful changes of government are listed. Many attempts have failed.
Click here for the full chart and links to each country for further details

This is a Good Post(tm).

Oh god did we really invade Fiji because they liked disarmament? 


i hope this isn’t true, though after looking into our involvement with Haiti politically i bet it is
but communism is a really halfass reason i mean seriously, i’m not communist but i don’t think that should justify meddling with a place unless it’s Stalinism (which isn’t even communism)
what ever happened to self-determination?

sageoflogic:

paxamericana:

rethinksocialism:

Since 1945, the USA has been responsible either directly or indirectly of helping remove dozens of governments, many democratically elected, around the world. Sometimes the events are kept secret for years and only slowly come out. Other times, the events are the cause of demonstrations, anger and resentment at the time they occur.

Whenever, an event like this occurs there are two reasons to be considered.

  • Reason 1: The reason given by the USA, its media and its friends around the world. Reasons like Communism, Terrorism, Human Rights, Freedom, Liberation, Weapons of Mass Destruction, etc.
  • Reason 2: The actual reason. This is usually hidden from the general public and has to be looked for in quotes by under-reported officials or subsequent events on the ground. Often, the victims of the change of government know the real reasons better than the populations of the Western countries. Real reasons are many but usually include Business Interests, Access to Resources, Markets, Military Bases, Strategic Value, or Political Support.

In the list above, only successful changes of government are listed. Many attempts have failed.

Click here for the full chart and links to each country for further details

This is a Good Post(tm).

Oh god did we really invade Fiji because they liked disarmament? 

i hope this isn’t true, though after looking into our involvement with Haiti politically i bet it is

but communism is a really halfass reason i mean seriously, i’m not communist but i don’t think that should justify meddling with a place unless it’s Stalinism (which isn’t even communism)

what ever happened to self-determination?

(via seriouslyamerica)

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    America is just worried that some one else might come out on top.
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    This is completely true, and it’s a damn shame more Americans don’t know it.
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    god this is an amazing chart. I wish they had one for every coup attempted
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    The older I get, the more ashamed I become of my country’s government. We need a new revolution. For real.
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    US hegemony. Eh.
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