More legally than Russia invades Ukraine
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On the scale between DNC primaries and North Korea's elections, how "democratic" were they?
More legally than Russia invades Ukraine
Hardly.
Ah no. The UN never authorized it, so it had the same legal basis as the invasion of Ukraine, aka none.More legally than Russia invades Ukraine
Ok? That's not even in the same realm of comparison. US and allied actions in Syria were VERY planned out and resulted in a vastly worse crisis than what is befalling Ukraine now. All for the same reason, for pipelines to ensure the US remains dominant in Europe. But if failed and the backup plan by the US was to sabotage Nordstream I and II by picking a fight in Ukraine.
Extremely, the US coups were anything but.
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Very questionable, which is still more than Russia has in Ukraine or Georgia, where they didn't even try.
ROTFL.
Ah, yes, USA is oppressing Europe by insisting that stupid greedy Germans should not put themselves on an energy blackmail leash held by Putin.
Obviously these US dominated countries in South America are doing much worse than the gloriously anti-imperialist socialist ones who resist the imperialist pigdogs, like Cuba and Venezuela, right?As to the 'for profit' comments, that wasn't referring to the overthrow of democratically elected regimes per se, that was more about ensure political domination.
The corporate wars for control of Latin America go much further back. Ever heard of the term Banana Republic:
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How US Policy Created the Refugee Crisis in Central America - Citizen Truth
Years of intervention by multinational corporations and U.S. institutions bear significant responsibility for Central America's refugee crisis.The Coca-Cola Killings:
The secret history of US interventions in Latin America
The United States has intervened hundreds of times in the affairs of Latin American countries—from spying and proxy wars to major military invasions. Here are the top 8.America’s role in Latin American regime change
Washington has a long history of intervention in the region - Anadolu AjansıThe Consequences of CIA-Sponsored Regime Change in Latin America
The CIA intervened regularly in Latin America politics during the Cold War, in some cases going as<br>far as bringing about regime change. While these interventpapers.ssrn.com
But hey if you want to keep shilling for American corporate imperialism I can't stop you.
If this were true then the Russian atrocities in occupied territory would be even more despicable.
Why would countries with fucking openly marxist parties in charge need CRT, mass migration, gender politics and cultural disintegration? Those are all just complicated schemes to assist bringing marxist parties into power, so what's the point of continuing afterwards? They are still plenty fucked up in related areas though.
Which south or central American countries have any of those "issues" let alone all of them to any degree? Further, you seem to be suggesting that it's better to live in poverty than in wealth with feminism and multiculturalism. I'm sure you practice what you preach and live somewhere suitably free from such "contamination" without petty concerns like employment or a basic standard of living interfering?
Nope, Azovstal is the last holdout, and nevermind water or sewage, they should just pour cement in strategic areas, then some gasolene through a few remaining holes.
It is a joke, based on this CREEP.
Huh, wha?
Yeah, ok, dude.
Lol. You cry for more democracy, whilst decrying that the government has taken largely popular action to support the right of self determination for others. If you don't give a shit about anyone else, why should we care at all for you or your odious selfishness?
Are you talking here about Russian action to support the right of people of Donbass for self determination?
