It seems many revolutionary wars are won by the suppressed country? Or is this an ignorant statement? Why is this? When the countries revolt, they have more troops and it’s also their home turf? Sign of the times for oppressive countries to not have too much interest vested in their colonies? And countries that are still held under European/American rule, do they want that, or they just gave up and thought war wasn’t worth it. Such as Puerto Rico and Guam, maybe they want to be part of the USA?
i can state one fact on the matter, invading countries, the occupying country, has always lost in the last 40 years. and with revolutions a more powerful country, like the US,will almost always help a country. send them equipment and sometimes ground troops to establish a government that will be in favor of the supporting country. I don’t know about Guam but there are movements that want solidarity for Puerto Rico.
The us does a lot more outside of the big name wars. for example, Hillary Clinton helped lead a coup in Honduras that completely destabilized the country. we took out their democratically elected leader
Mt Turtle would be able to give you a really good response to this. He is an expert on revolutionary and colonial wars. You should see his books, they take up a whole spare room!
Edit: I just asked and got a lesson. I always try to remember things from what he talks about because then we can discuss it again in future.
I’ve heard of this! Doctor Cameron MK Ultra Project Paperclip
Once, at in outpatient clinic, another sz started lecturing me on Mk-ultra and I rudely interrupted him and interjected with “Yes, Dr. Cameron, psychic driving, I know, yes” He thought it was great and he told my doctor that I was a smart girl. hahaha!
I like to think of cia experiments and any history tale related to brainwashing, mind control, as “sz folklore” except real! Somehow, we all know about operations related to mind control, eerily. i guess because we gravitate towards conspiracies and stuff…we inevitably fall into very real territory.