YES!! That whole pesky cause-and-effect problem, where actions (and sometimes inactions) have consequences... sometimes decades later.- and the Shah may not have been overthrown in 1979 had the US & UK not been involved in the 1953 coup that overthrew the democratically elected Iranian government.
We only like democracy in other countries when the results favor our military or corporations we determine to be preferable. Just ask a Central or South American.- and the Shah may not have been overthrown in 1979 had the US & UK not been involved in the 1953 coup that overthrew the democratically elected Iranian government.
we dont even like democracy that muchWe only like democracy in other countries when the results favor our military or corporations we determine to be preferable. Just ask a Central or South American.
But wait! There’s more: https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781429905374/overthrowThis sounds like a Dulles Brothers thing that happened before I existed? Can anybody get me up to speed on the history of said 1953 coup and 1979 conflict as my US education told me nothing of the sort, but in all fairness I went to a tech high school so I only had 1/2 day of academics.
we do have one party that actively tries to stop other parties members from voting. good point...we dont even like democracy that much
they both do itwe do have one party that actively tries to stop other parties members from voting. good point...
sooo...tell me when/where the Democrats have tried to block old white people from voting like the GOP consistently works at stopping/intimidating minorities/younger voters from doing so. i'll wait, this should be entertaining at the least...they both do it
And the colorful reality in the long run always turns out being so successful, doesn't it? (yes, sarcasm).But wait! There’s more: https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781429905374/overthrow
already forgot the 2016 election?sooo...tell me when/where the Democrats have tried to block old white people from voting like the GOP consistently works at stopping/intimidating minorities/younger voters from doing so. i'll wait, this should be entertaining at the least...
Donna Brazille being ONE of numerous people to point out the DNC's shenanigans from the insider viewpoint when they were screwing Bernie, and the court ruling later on in that case that the DNC (and likely RNC, too) were essentially private clubs, able to do with their rules and operations as they wished.already forgot the 2016 election?
It’s telling that both parties mete out the same punishment to whistleblowers.And the colorful reality in the long run always turns out being so successful, doesn't it? (yes, sarcasm).
You'd think such power brokers and power trippers might sometimes look behind them to see the wake they leave and what is caused by their lack of proper and ethical boundaries, lack of long perspective, or their sociopathy and nationalist agendas injected into politics.
But alphabet soup agencies aren't typically held responsible for their carnage as a rule (only those who out their criminality are sent to prisons). The perpetrators of this often lethal and repeatedly failed international chess game SHOULD be sent to prison, but they're not.
BTW, Assange was on-air, live, yesterday, answering questions about the chilling of the press via imprisoning people who out such dastardly bastards as those he helped to out. Only blindered nationalists support what is happening here.
Like my Poli Sci Prof in the 1980s at UAF said, (RL Smith), among other profs then, see who contributes to both sides of the aisle and therein you'll find who really runs the country and expects no changes to status quo in return favor.It’s telling that both parties mete out the same punishment to whistleblowers.