Hi Harlan Richards, just a thought on your post, you wrote that the Us don't need foreign nationals to interfere with US elections. This is a list of countries the United States were involved in regime change since cold war, not sure it is complete, wikipedia is the source: 5.1 1950s 5.1.1 1952: Egypt 5.1.2 1943–1970s: Italy 5.1.3 1949: Syria 5.1.4 1953: Iran 5.1.5 1954: Guatemala 5.1.6 1955–1960: Laos 5.1.7 Failed coup plots against Syria 5.1.8 1957–1959: Indonesia 5.1.9 1958: Lebanon 5.1.10 1959: Iraq 5.2 1960s 5.2.1 1960: Democratic Republic of Congo 5.2.2 1960: Laos 5.2.3 1961: Dominican Republic 5.2.4 1961: Bay of Pigs 5.2.5 1960s: Cuba 5.2.6 1961–1964: Brazil 5.2.7 1963: Iraq 5.2.8 1963: Vietnam 5.2.9 1965–66: Dominican Republic 5.2.10 1965–1967: Indonesia 5.2.11 1967: Greece 5.3 1970s 5.3.1 1971: Bolivia 5.3.2 1972–1975: Iraq 5.3.3 1973: Chile 5.3.4 1979–1989: Afghanistan 5.4 1980s 5.4.1 1980-1989: Poland 5.4.2 1980–1992: El Salvador 5.4.3 1982–1989: Nicaragua 5.4.4 1983: Grenada 5.4.5 1989: Panama 6 Post-Cold War 6.1 1990s 6.1.1 1991: Kuwait 6.1.2 1991: Haiti 6.1.3 1991–2003: Iraq 6.1.4 1994–2000: Iraq 6.1.5 1997: Indonesia 6.2 2000s 6.2.1 2000: Yugoslavia 6.2.2 2003: Iraq 6.2.3 2005: Iran 6.2.4 2006–07: Palestinian territories 6.2.5 Post–2005: Syria 6.3 2010s 6.3.1 2011: Libya 6.3.2 2015–present: Yemen
At the same time the United States don't accept that the International Court of Justice would make any trial against a US citizen. To give you a headline of 2018: "John Bolton’s crusade against the International Criminal Court is so hard-lined it threatens a US invasion of Holland". Which price you feel the responsible american citizens should pay for all that interference in foreign countries? Also, nobody forced the DNC to manipulate the election of Hillary Clinton. In all polls, Bernie Sanders did better against Trump than Clinton. For a big part, they were shooting in their own foot. Warm greetings, Julia
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just a thought on your post, you wrote that the Us don't need foreign nationals to interfere with US elections. This is a list of countries the United States were involved in regime change since cold war, not sure it is complete, wikipedia is the source:
5.1 1950s
5.1.1 1952: Egypt
5.1.2 1943–1970s: Italy
5.1.3 1949: Syria
5.1.4 1953: Iran
5.1.5 1954: Guatemala
5.1.6 1955–1960: Laos
5.1.7 Failed coup plots against Syria
5.1.8 1957–1959: Indonesia
5.1.9 1958: Lebanon
5.1.10 1959: Iraq
5.2 1960s
5.2.1 1960: Democratic Republic of Congo
5.2.2 1960: Laos
5.2.3 1961: Dominican Republic
5.2.4 1961: Bay of Pigs
5.2.5 1960s: Cuba
5.2.6 1961–1964: Brazil
5.2.7 1963: Iraq
5.2.8 1963: Vietnam
5.2.9 1965–66: Dominican Republic
5.2.10 1965–1967: Indonesia
5.2.11 1967: Greece
5.3 1970s
5.3.1 1971: Bolivia
5.3.2 1972–1975: Iraq
5.3.3 1973: Chile
5.3.4 1979–1989: Afghanistan
5.4 1980s
5.4.1 1980-1989: Poland
5.4.2 1980–1992: El Salvador
5.4.3 1982–1989: Nicaragua
5.4.4 1983: Grenada
5.4.5 1989: Panama
6 Post-Cold War
6.1 1990s
6.1.1 1991: Kuwait
6.1.2 1991: Haiti
6.1.3 1991–2003: Iraq
6.1.4 1994–2000: Iraq
6.1.5 1997: Indonesia
6.2 2000s
6.2.1 2000: Yugoslavia
6.2.2 2003: Iraq
6.2.3 2005: Iran
6.2.4 2006–07: Palestinian territories
6.2.5 Post–2005: Syria
6.3 2010s
6.3.1 2011: Libya
6.3.2 2015–present: Yemen
At the same time the United States don't accept that the International Court of Justice would make any trial against a US citizen. To give you a headline of 2018: "John Bolton’s crusade against the International Criminal Court is so hard-lined it threatens a US invasion of Holland". Which price you feel the responsible american citizens should pay for all that interference in foreign countries? Also, nobody forced the DNC to manipulate the election of Hillary Clinton. In all polls, Bernie Sanders did better against Trump than Clinton. For a big part, they were shooting in their own foot.
Warm greetings,
Julia