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Topic	Add Bolivia to the list of US-backed coups
scar the 1 11/11/19 2:50:00 AM #13:	K181 posted... TheMikh posted... K181 posted... mass popular protests against wildly unpopular and corrupt regimes with horrible fiscal records in Venezuela and Bolivia Damn you, America!!!!!!1!!1!1ONE eh, i used to think protests were 100% usda organic, but nowadays it's fair to suspect the cia has a hand in things, particularly when the object of discontent is in conflict with the strategic interests of the us or its cronies You have a far higher opinion of the American intelligence community than me if you think any role we played in millions protesting was more than a drop in the bucket. The protests in Chile are far larger, and the military isn't stepping in and saying the president should resign. In Bolivia, a country with huge deposits of minerals with incredibly high value today (e.g., lithium), somehow the military is compelled to step in. Now, we have a region in which we know for a fact the US tend to help overthrow democratically elected left-wing governments and install military dictatorships that serve their economic interests. And we have a country with a democratically elected left-wing government, in this region, rich in minerals that the US want, suddenly subjected to a military coup. Would it be really inconceivable that the US were involved here? --- Stop being so aggressively argumentative for no reason. - UnfairRepresent <cite>scar the 1 posted [p:929965140] in Add Bolivi... [t:78150215]...</cite> <quote>K181 posted...</cite> <quote>TheMikh posted...</cite> <quote>K181 posted...</cite> <quote>mass popular protests against wildly unpopular and corrupt regimes with horrible fiscal records in Venezuela and Bolivia Damn you, America!!!!!!1!!1!1ONE</quote> eh, i used to think protests were 100% usda organic, but nowadays it's fair to suspect the cia has a hand in things, particularly when the object of discontent is in conflict with the strategic interests of the us or its cronies</quote> You have a far higher opinion of the American intelligence community than me if you think any role we played in millions protesting was more than a drop in the bucket.</quote> The protests in Chile are far larger, and the military isn't stepping in and saying the president should resign. In Bolivia, a country with huge deposits of minerals with incredibly high value today (e.g., lithium), somehow the military is compelled to step in. Now, we have a region in which we know for a fact the US tend to help overthrow democratically elected left-wing governments and install military dictatorships that serve their economic interests. And we have a country with a democratically elected left-wing government, in this region, rich in minerals that the US want, suddenly subjected to a military coup. Would it be really inconceivable that the US were involved here? --- Stop being so aggressively argumentative for no reason. - UnfairRepresent</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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