This contradicts your claim that "People talking about CIA’s coup never provide any actual evidence to back up this claim.". If, however, you believe that the above is bulls*it, then I would love to see how you debunk it in one of your future posts.
I'm American and I have a lot of experience in your corner of the world, which is what has driven me to make points very similar to your own, which I thoroughly recognize because I witnessed the transformation you experienced around the time that Solidarity just won a big victory in Poland's first free elections since WWII, when the only English language media I could find was on Radio Free Europe, to when it was possible to watch direct feeds each Sunday of NFL football games. I observe all of these armchair intellectuals who are clueless concerning what it means to people over there who overcame what they did to have a decent shot at a good living, to eat good food, enjoy western cultural advantages and so forth and just see Ukraine as a political and military playground for foreign powers, irregardless of what the people themselves wish for. I ask the same question: how would any of them react were they located anywhere near Ukraine and not forced to shut their mouths about the war, as do those living inside of Russia or face imprisonment.
I almost feel like you got inspired by my 18 Feb comment where I tried to explain to Juanma how if any country meddled and caused Revolution of Dignity it was Poland by showing Ukrainians how it is to live in EU.
Yeah. I wouldn't say that Pinochet was American installed. The yanks sidelines him big time once he took over and cut most ties. US wouldn't even sell them Sherman's when the war with Argentina loomed. Chile had to buy them 2nd hand from Israel. You might want to reconsider Pinochet being installed by the US. The CIA did appear to have a hand in trying to oust the democratically elected Communist leaning President of the day though, with limited success.
There exists a scientific study into the Maidan coup, proving it to be a false flag operation:
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2658245
This contradicts your claim that "People talking about CIA’s coup never provide any actual evidence to back up this claim.". If, however, you believe that the above is bulls*it, then I would love to see how you debunk it in one of your future posts.
I'm American and I have a lot of experience in your corner of the world, which is what has driven me to make points very similar to your own, which I thoroughly recognize because I witnessed the transformation you experienced around the time that Solidarity just won a big victory in Poland's first free elections since WWII, when the only English language media I could find was on Radio Free Europe, to when it was possible to watch direct feeds each Sunday of NFL football games. I observe all of these armchair intellectuals who are clueless concerning what it means to people over there who overcame what they did to have a decent shot at a good living, to eat good food, enjoy western cultural advantages and so forth and just see Ukraine as a political and military playground for foreign powers, irregardless of what the people themselves wish for. I ask the same question: how would any of them react were they located anywhere near Ukraine and not forced to shut their mouths about the war, as do those living inside of Russia or face imprisonment.
I almost feel like you got inspired by my 18 Feb comment where I tried to explain to Juanma how if any country meddled and caused Revolution of Dignity it was Poland by showing Ukrainians how it is to live in EU.
I feel fulfilled.
Yeah. I wouldn't say that Pinochet was American installed. The yanks sidelines him big time once he took over and cut most ties. US wouldn't even sell them Sherman's when the war with Argentina loomed. Chile had to buy them 2nd hand from Israel. You might want to reconsider Pinochet being installed by the US. The CIA did appear to have a hand in trying to oust the democratically elected Communist leaning President of the day though, with limited success.
One thing: unlike Zelensky, Reagan HAD ACTUALLY BEEN an active politician for 20+ years before he was elected POTUS.