USA: The Good Empire
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The Good Empire
The struggle for global domination and hegemony continues for the american political elite.
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Still the life ther's better.Ther's no utopia in the world.
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We take a look today at USA's overthrow of Iranian Prime Minster Muhammad Mossadegh in 1953:
Interview with Steven Kinzer: The folly of attacking Iran
http://www.counterpunch.org/waj04022008.html
The coup in Iran, 1953
http://markcurtis.wordpress.com/2007/02/12
Secrets of History: The CIA in Iran
http://www.globalpolicy.org/empire/history/
Mohammad Mosaddeq and the 1953 coup in Iran
http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/
A short account of 1953 coup
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F. William Engdahl's latest view on international politics:Global Warming gets the Cold FreezeGlobal warming hoax exposed by record global coldby F. William Engdahl
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CONPLAN 8022: Inside Bush's Nuclear War Plan
http://www.counterpunch.org/dae04182008.html
No Bases for Empire: International Activists Organize Against US Foreign Bases in Their Backyards
http://www.democracynow.org/2008/4/18/
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1953???
Yeah, that's really current. Why don't you go back a few more years?
You could discuss how the American Empire saved China's ass from the Japanese.
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Can go back further also, to boxer rebellion and Eight-Nation's invasion of china.
See:
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Why stop there?
You could discuss the aggressive tactics of Cleopatra VII and Marcus Antonius.
And don't forget about the crusades!
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You could discuss the aggressive tactics of Cleopatra VII and Marcus Antonius.
And don't forget about the crusades!
Nothing to do with USA foreign policy.
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Ooohhhhh is that what you're talking about? haha...you are very funny man!
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Then you thought I talking cock is it?
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At first I though you were under paid, low level communist operative. Who has sad boring job to post propaganda on international forums. But it is obvious that you are an anti-Chinese person that is trying to make China look foolish. Very clever. You must be a very complex person.
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But it is obvious that are an anti-Chinese person that is trying to make China look foolish. Very clever. You must be a very complex person.
Si Mi Lan Jiao?
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Originally posted by Eddie Lee:
At first I though you were under paid, low level communist operative. Who has sad boring job to post propaganda on international forums. But it is obvious that are an anti-Chinese person that is trying to make China look foolish. Very clever. You must be a very complex person.
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I see that you know how to talk like ah-beng.
Are you British or American?
No intelligent person would blindly justify China raping Tibet. You can't be for real.
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Want to bash China, go and post in Tibet thread lah, this thread about USA global hegemony and their foreign policy.
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I love China!
I'm bashing you because you are so funny
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I'm bashing you because you are so funny
I funny, then pay me, don't bash me.
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I could take your arguments a lot more seriously if you talked about current events. Not things that happened 50+ years ago. When you start talking about the 1950s, the 19th century, the Clone Wars. With current US policy I just have a really hard time taking you seriously.
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I could take your arguments a lot more seriously if you talked about current events.
Don't talk about USA policy in the past, how to know their agenda and tactics?
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American's controlling government 50+ years ago all very very dead lah!
Or at least in old people home. US is not like Asia. Change happens must faster.
The US government totally changes every few years. There is no eternal communist party running the show.
Studying the US 50 years ago is like studying ancient history.
Look at Germany, Italy,Russia and Japan just 65 years ago. All very different as well. I like the US (for the most part) but I know that there many current/legitimate topics that you could complain about instead. -
It seems like you don't know the USA very well.
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Ha Ha better than you comrade! Are you being funny again? It is obvious that I am an evil Ang Moh American
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Spreading pro-USA propaganda:
Behind Analysts, the Pentagon’s Hidden Hand
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/20/washington/