- 03 Jun 2019 04:20
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The CIA was basically the enforcement division for interests of corporate America in South America. If a country had a government that endangered in any way local corporate interests …. the call would go out to Alan Dulles. Alan's M.O. was similar in most cases. Initially a pay off was offered to the local government officials. If the pay off was refused, Alan had a well oiled system in place to then execute plan B,C,D, etc. These plans covered the usual range from simple assassinations to CIA financed "revolutions".
Their repeated attempts to reclaim Cuba for Corporate America and the Mafia came close to ending civilization as we know it during the Cuban missile crisis. During the blockade of Cuba on October 27, 1962, the US navy dropped depth charges near a Russian submarine armed with nuclear torpedoes. The captain of the sub decided to fire off a nuke. Fortunately 3 officers needed to agree to fire. Two did and one man, Vasily Arkhipov, withheld his approval which averted a nuclear exchange which could have killed hundreds of millions of humans. Here is Vasily's picture …… a true hero of the human race:
Last year in Cuba^, an aging revolutionary (Hard to believe that Fidel lived to be 90) and an aging revolution...…….
Rancid wrote:The US certainly meddled like hell in basically every single nation in Latin America. To varying degrees of course, but it's undeniable the US significantly impacted the course of events in various Latin American nations.
It has taken on various forms. In some nations is through supporting regime change, in others it was in the name of restoring democracy (while making sure the restored government is favorable to the US). These are things all nations partake in.
The CIA was basically the enforcement division for interests of corporate America in South America. If a country had a government that endangered in any way local corporate interests …. the call would go out to Alan Dulles. Alan's M.O. was similar in most cases. Initially a pay off was offered to the local government officials. If the pay off was refused, Alan had a well oiled system in place to then execute plan B,C,D, etc. These plans covered the usual range from simple assassinations to CIA financed "revolutions".
Their repeated attempts to reclaim Cuba for Corporate America and the Mafia came close to ending civilization as we know it during the Cuban missile crisis. During the blockade of Cuba on October 27, 1962, the US navy dropped depth charges near a Russian submarine armed with nuclear torpedoes. The captain of the sub decided to fire off a nuke. Fortunately 3 officers needed to agree to fire. Two did and one man, Vasily Arkhipov, withheld his approval which averted a nuclear exchange which could have killed hundreds of millions of humans. Here is Vasily's picture …… a true hero of the human race:
Last year in Cuba^, an aging revolutionary (Hard to believe that Fidel lived to be 90) and an aging revolution...…….
BigSteve wrote: theHey Big Guy, jimjam has no caps. It's all lower case.
"Society in those days was a perfectly competent, perfectly complacent, ruthless machine." Virginia Woolf 1897