Incomplete list of Imperialism and mass murder, and assorted military actions of the U.S.
1775β83 β American Revolutionary War
1776β77 β Second Cherokee War
1776β94 β CherokeeβAmerican wars
1785β95 β Northwest Indian War
1786β87 β Shays' Rebellion: a Western Massachusetts debtor's revolt
1791β94 β Whiskey Rebellion
1798β1800 β Quasi-War
1799β1800 β Fries' Rebellion
1801β05 β First Barbary War
1806 β Action in Spanish Mexico
1806β10 β Action in the Gulf of Mexico
1810 β West Florida (Spanish territory)
1812 β Amelia Island and other parts of east Florida, then under Spain
1812β15 β War of 1812
1813 β West Florida (Spanish territory)
1813β14 β Marquesas Islands (French Polynesia)
1814 β Spanish Florida
1814β25 β Caribbean
1815 β Algiers
1815 β Tripoli
1816 β Spanish Florida
1816β18 β Spanish Florida
1817 β Amelia Island (Spanish territory off Florida)
1818 β Oregon
1820β23 β Africa
1822 β Cuba
Monroe Doctrine
1823 β Cuba
1824 β Cuba
1824 β Puerto Rico (Spanish territory)
1825 β Cuba
1827 β Greece
1831β32 β Falkland Islands
1832 β Attack on Quallah Battoo: Sumatra, Indonesia
1833 β Argentina
1835β36 β Peru
1835β42 β Florida Territory
1838 β The Caroline affair on Navy Island, Canada
1838β39 β Sumatra (Indonesia)
1840 β Fiji Islands
1841 β McKean Island (Drummond Island/Taputenea), Gilbert Islands
1841 β Samoa
1842 β Mexico
1843 β China
1843 β Africa
1844 β Mexico
1846β48 β MexicanβAmerican War
1849 β Smyrna (Δ°zmir, Turkey)
1851 β Ottoman Empire
1851 β Johanna Island
1852β53 β Argentina
1853 β Nicaragua
1853β54 β Japan Commodore Matthew Perry
1853β54 β RyΕ«kyΕ« and Bonin Islands
1854 β China
1854 β Nicaragua
1855 β China
1855 β Fiji Islands
1855 β Uruguay
1856 β Panama
1856 β China
1857β58 β Utah War
1857 β Nicaragua
1858 β Uruguay
1858 β Fiji Islands
1858β59 β Ottoman Empire
1859 β Paraguay
1859 β Mexico
1859 β China
1860 β Angola, Portuguese West Africa
1860 β Colombia, Bay of Panama
1861β65 β American Civil War
1863 β Japan: July 16, Naval battle of Shimonoseki
1864 β Japan
1865 β Panama
1865β77 β Southern United States β Reconstruction
1866 β Mexico
1866 β China
1867 β Nicaragua
1867 β Formosa (island of Taiwan)
1868 β Japan
1868 β Uruguay
1868 β Colombia
1870 β Battle of Boca Teacapan
1870 β Kingdom of Hawaii
1872 β Korea: Shinmiyangyo
1873 β Colombia (Bay of Panama)
1873β96 β Mexico
1874 β Honolulu Courthouse Riot
1876 β Mexico
1878 β Lincoln County, New Mexico
1882 β Egyptian Expedition
1885 β Panama (ColΓ³n)
1888 β Korea
1888 β Haiti
1888β89 β Samoan crisis
1889 β Kingdom of Hawaii
1890 β Argentina
1890 β South Dakota
1891 β Haiti
1891 β Bering Sea
1891 β Itata Incident
1891 β Chile
1892 β Homestead Strike
1892 β Wyoming
1893 β Overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom
1894 β Nicaragua
1894β95 β China
1894β96 β Korea
1895 β Colombia
1896 β Nicaragua
1898 β Nicaragua
1898 β SpanishβAmerican War
1898β99 β Samoa
1898β99 β China
1899 β Nicaragua
1899β1913 β Philippine Islands: PhilippineβAmerican War
1900 β China
1901 β Colombia (State of Panama)
1902 β Colombia
1902 β Colombia (State of Panama)
1903 β Honduras
1903 β Dominican Republic
1903 β Syria
1903β04 β Abyssinia (Ethiopia)
1903β14 β Panama
Jacob Schiff finances the Japanese.
1904 β Dominican Republic
1904 β Tangier, Morocco
1904 β Panama
1904β05 β Korea
1906β09 β Cuba
1907 β Honduras
1910 β Nicaragua
1911 β Honduras
1911 β China
1912 β Honduras
1912 β Panama
1912 β Cuba
1912 β China
1912 β Turkey
1912β25 β Nicaragua
1912β41 β China
1913 β Mexico
1914 - Ludlow massacre
1914 β Haiti
1914 β Dominican Republic
1914β17 β Mexico: Tampico Affair
1915β34 β Haiti
1916 β China
1916β24 β Dominican Republic
1917 - Jacob Schiff finances the bolsheviks
1917 β China
1917β18 β World War I
'Why Is Your Country At War and What Happens To You After the War' by Charles Lindbergh, is confiscated by authorities and the printing press destroyed.
1917β22 β Cuba
1918β19 β Mexico
1918β20 β Panama
1918β20 β Russian SFSR
1919 β Dalmatia (Croatia)
1919 β Turkey
1919 β Honduras
1920 β China
1920 β Guatemala
1920β22 β Russia (Siberia)
1921 β Panama and Costa Rica
1921 - Battle of Blair Mountain
1922 β Turkey
1922β23 β China
1924 β Honduras
1924 β China
1925 β China
1925 β Honduras
1925 β Panama
1926β33 β Nicaragua
1926 β China
1927 β China
'Propaganda' by Edward Bernays published.
1932 β China
1932 β United States: "Bonus Army"
1933 β Cuba
1933 - Haavara Agreement signed
1934 β China
'War Is A Racket' by Smedley Butler published
1938 - Sudetenland massacres of ethnic Germans
1939 - Danzig massacres
1940 - Henry Morgenthau Jr establishes the oil embargo of the Japanese to push them into war with America, the Japanese retaliate.
1940 β Newfoundland
1940 - Bermuda
1940 - St. Lucia
1940 - Bahamas
1940 - Jamaica
1940 - Antigua
1940 - Trinidad
1940 - British Guiana
1941 β Greenland
1941 β Netherlands (Dutch Guiana)
1941 β Iceland
1941 β Germany
1941β45 β World War II
'The Greatest Story Never Told' by Dennis Wise film footage.
'Hellstorm: the Genocide of Germany' by Thomas Goodrich film footage.
Morgenthau Plan agreed to among allied nations
1945 β China
1945β49 β Occupation of part of Germany
1945β55 β Occupation of part of Austria
1945β52 β Occupation of Japan
1944β46 β Temporary reoccupation of the Philippines
1945β47 β U.S. Marines garrisoned in mainland China
1945β49 β Post-World War II occupation of South Korea
1946 β Trieste, (Italy)
1948 β Jerusalem (British Mandate)
1948 β Berlin: Berlin Airlift
1948β49 β China
1950β53 β Korean War
1950β55 β Formosa (Taiwan)
1953 - Operation Ajax
1954β55 β China
1955β64 β Vietnam
1956 β Egypt
1958 β Lebanon
1959β60 β The Caribbean
1959β75 β Vietnam War
1961 β Cuba
1962 - Operation Northwoods
1962 β Thailand
1962 β Cuba
1962β75 β Laos
Robert McNamara lies about the Gulf of Tonkin incident to get support to bomb Vietnam.
1964 β Congo (ZaΓ―re)
1965 β Invasion of Dominican Republic
1967 β Israel: The USS Liberty incident
1967 β Congo (ZaΓ―re)
1968 β Laos & Cambodia
1970 β Cambodian Campaign
1972 β North Vietnam
1973 β Operation Nickel Grass
1974 β Evacuation from Cyprus
1975 β Evacuation from Vietnam
1975 β Evacuation from Cambodia
1975 β South Vietnam
1975 β Cambodia: Mayaguez incident
1976 β Lebanon
1976 β Korea
1978 β ZaΓ―re (Congo)
1980 β Iran
1980 β Sinai Operation Bright Star
1981 β El Salvador
1981 β Libya
1982 β Sinai
1982 β Lebanon
1982β83 β Lebanon
1983 β Egypt
1983 β Grenada
1983β89 β Honduras
1983 β Chad
1984 β Persian Gulf
1985 β Italy
1986 β Libya
1986 β Libya: Operation El Dorado Canyon
1986 β Bolivia
1987 β Persian Gulf
1987 β Persian Gulf: Operation Nimble Archer
1987β88 β Persian Gulf: Operation Earnest Will
1987β88 β Persian Gulf: Operation Prime Chance
1988 β Persian Gulf: Operation Praying Mantis
1988 β Honduras
1988 β USS Vincennes shoot-down of Iran Air Flight 655.
1988 β Panama
1989 β Libya
1989 β Panama
1989 β Colombia, Bolivia, and Peru
1989 β Philippines
1989β90 β Panama
1990 β Liberia
1990 β Saudi Arabia
1991 β Iraq and Kuwait: Gulf War
1991β96 β Iraq
1991 β Iraq
1991 β Zaire
1992 β Sierra Leone
1992β96 β Bosnia and Herzegovina
1992 β Kuwait
1992β2003 β Iraq: Iraqi no-fly zones
1992β95 β Somalia
1993β95 β Bosnia: Operation Deny Flight
1993 β Macedonia
1994 β Bosnia: Banja Luka incident
1994β95 β Haiti
1994 β Macedonia
'The Creature From Jekyll Island' by G. Edward Griffin is published.
1995 β Bosnia: Operation Deliberate Force
1996 β Liberia
1996 β Central African Republic
1996 β Kuwait
1996 β Bosnia
1997 β Albania
1997 β Congo and Gabon
1997 β Sierra Leone
1997 β Cambodia
1998 β Iraq: Operation Desert Fox
1998 β Guinea-Bissau
1998β99 β Kenya and Tanzania
1998 β Afghanistan and Sudan
1998 β Liberia
1999β2001 β East Timor
1999 β Serbia: Operation Allied Force
2000 β Sierra Leone
2000 β Nigeria
2000 β Yemen
2000 β East Timor
2001 β China Hainan Island
2001βpresent β War in Afghanistan
2002 β Yemen
2002 β Philippines
2002 β CΓ΄te d'Ivoire
2003β2011 β War in Iraq
2003 β Liberia
2003 β Georgia and Djibouti
'Confessions of an Economic Hitman' by John Perkins published.
2004 β Haiti
2004 β Georgia
2004 - Djibouti
2004 - Kenya
2004 - Ethiopia
2004 - Yemen
2004 - Eritrea
2004βpresent: North-West Pakistan
2005β06 β Pakistan
2006 β Lebanon
2007 - The Mogadishu Encounter
2007 β Somalia: Battle of Ras Kamboni
2008 β South Ossetia, Georgia
2010βpresent - Yemen
2010β11 β Iraq Operation New Dawn
2011 β Libya
2011 β Pakistan Operation Neptune Spear
2011 β Somalia Drone strikes
2011βpresent β Uganda
2012 β Jordan
2012 β Turkey
2012 β Chad
2013 β Mali
2013 β Somalia
2013 β Korean crisis
2013 β Somalia
2014βpresent β Uganda
2014βpresent - Iraq
2014 - present - Syria
2014 - Yemen
2015 - Iran Strait of Hormuz
2015βpresent - Cameroon
The nation of America was founded on the policy of non-interventionism, there was some necessity of military intervention such as at Tripoli in 1801 due to piracy. However, the policies radically changed with the Monroe Doctrine and we can see that America is indisputably an Empire or hegemony.
Why do people support mass murder? The founders of America were against what America has become, this is why they established the 2nd Amendment in the Bill of Rights and believed in non-interventionism and foreign entanglements.
Read, 'The Second Amendment Primer' by Les Adams, to gain insight into the founder's vision.
How many of the nations that have received mass murder from the U.S. government, have bombed America? Why do you support the policies of empire and mass murder? What right do Americans have to commit mass murder on others?
200 million people were mass murdered by governments in the 20th century alone. Why are the people who hate the Natural Human Right of the 2nd amendment, in support of the mass murders of the U.S. government?
Why are the people who support the founders visions as expressed in 'The Second Amendment Primer' by Les Adams, in support of mass murder of others and violating their human rights? The founders of America would be rolling in their graves to see people in America today, loudly expressing the desire to intervene in other nation's and mass murder them. How did the Republican party leadership manipulate the people under their control? Same with the Democrats?
1775β83 β American Revolutionary War
1776β77 β Second Cherokee War
1776β94 β CherokeeβAmerican wars
1785β95 β Northwest Indian War
1786β87 β Shays' Rebellion: a Western Massachusetts debtor's revolt
1791β94 β Whiskey Rebellion
1798β1800 β Quasi-War
1799β1800 β Fries' Rebellion
1801β05 β First Barbary War
1806 β Action in Spanish Mexico
1806β10 β Action in the Gulf of Mexico
1810 β West Florida (Spanish territory)
1812 β Amelia Island and other parts of east Florida, then under Spain
1812β15 β War of 1812
1813 β West Florida (Spanish territory)
1813β14 β Marquesas Islands (French Polynesia)
1814 β Spanish Florida
1814β25 β Caribbean
1815 β Algiers
1815 β Tripoli
1816 β Spanish Florida
1816β18 β Spanish Florida
1817 β Amelia Island (Spanish territory off Florida)
1818 β Oregon
1820β23 β Africa
1822 β Cuba
Monroe Doctrine
1823 β Cuba
1824 β Cuba
1824 β Puerto Rico (Spanish territory)
1825 β Cuba
1827 β Greece
1831β32 β Falkland Islands
1832 β Attack on Quallah Battoo: Sumatra, Indonesia
1833 β Argentina
1835β36 β Peru
1835β42 β Florida Territory
1838 β The Caroline affair on Navy Island, Canada
1838β39 β Sumatra (Indonesia)
1840 β Fiji Islands
1841 β McKean Island (Drummond Island/Taputenea), Gilbert Islands
1841 β Samoa
1842 β Mexico
1843 β China
1843 β Africa
1844 β Mexico
1846β48 β MexicanβAmerican War
1849 β Smyrna (Δ°zmir, Turkey)
1851 β Ottoman Empire
1851 β Johanna Island
1852β53 β Argentina
1853 β Nicaragua
1853β54 β Japan Commodore Matthew Perry
1853β54 β RyΕ«kyΕ« and Bonin Islands
1854 β China
1854 β Nicaragua
1855 β China
1855 β Fiji Islands
1855 β Uruguay
1856 β Panama
1856 β China
1857β58 β Utah War
1857 β Nicaragua
1858 β Uruguay
1858 β Fiji Islands
1858β59 β Ottoman Empire
1859 β Paraguay
1859 β Mexico
1859 β China
1860 β Angola, Portuguese West Africa
1860 β Colombia, Bay of Panama
1861β65 β American Civil War
1863 β Japan: July 16, Naval battle of Shimonoseki
1864 β Japan
1865 β Panama
1865β77 β Southern United States β Reconstruction
1866 β Mexico
1866 β China
1867 β Nicaragua
1867 β Formosa (island of Taiwan)
1868 β Japan
1868 β Uruguay
1868 β Colombia
1870 β Battle of Boca Teacapan
1870 β Kingdom of Hawaii
1872 β Korea: Shinmiyangyo
1873 β Colombia (Bay of Panama)
1873β96 β Mexico
1874 β Honolulu Courthouse Riot
1876 β Mexico
1878 β Lincoln County, New Mexico
1882 β Egyptian Expedition
1885 β Panama (ColΓ³n)
1888 β Korea
1888 β Haiti
1888β89 β Samoan crisis
1889 β Kingdom of Hawaii
1890 β Argentina
1890 β South Dakota
1891 β Haiti
1891 β Bering Sea
1891 β Itata Incident
1891 β Chile
1892 β Homestead Strike
1892 β Wyoming
1893 β Overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom
1894 β Nicaragua
1894β95 β China
1894β96 β Korea
1895 β Colombia
1896 β Nicaragua
1898 β Nicaragua
1898 β SpanishβAmerican War
1898β99 β Samoa
1898β99 β China
1899 β Nicaragua
1899β1913 β Philippine Islands: PhilippineβAmerican War
1900 β China
1901 β Colombia (State of Panama)
1902 β Colombia
1902 β Colombia (State of Panama)
1903 β Honduras
1903 β Dominican Republic
1903 β Syria
1903β04 β Abyssinia (Ethiopia)
1903β14 β Panama
Jacob Schiff finances the Japanese.
1904 β Dominican Republic
1904 β Tangier, Morocco
1904 β Panama
1904β05 β Korea
1906β09 β Cuba
1907 β Honduras
1910 β Nicaragua
1911 β Honduras
1911 β China
1912 β Honduras
1912 β Panama
1912 β Cuba
1912 β China
1912 β Turkey
1912β25 β Nicaragua
1912β41 β China
1913 β Mexico
1914 - Ludlow massacre
1914 β Haiti
1914 β Dominican Republic
1914β17 β Mexico: Tampico Affair
1915β34 β Haiti
1916 β China
1916β24 β Dominican Republic
1917 - Jacob Schiff finances the bolsheviks
1917 β China
1917β18 β World War I
'Why Is Your Country At War and What Happens To You After the War' by Charles Lindbergh, is confiscated by authorities and the printing press destroyed.
1917β22 β Cuba
1918β19 β Mexico
1918β20 β Panama
1918β20 β Russian SFSR
1919 β Dalmatia (Croatia)
1919 β Turkey
1919 β Honduras
1920 β China
1920 β Guatemala
1920β22 β Russia (Siberia)
1921 β Panama and Costa Rica
1921 - Battle of Blair Mountain
1922 β Turkey
1922β23 β China
1924 β Honduras
1924 β China
1925 β China
1925 β Honduras
1925 β Panama
1926β33 β Nicaragua
1926 β China
1927 β China
'Propaganda' by Edward Bernays published.
1932 β China
1932 β United States: "Bonus Army"
1933 β Cuba
1933 - Haavara Agreement signed
1934 β China
'War Is A Racket' by Smedley Butler published
1938 - Sudetenland massacres of ethnic Germans
1939 - Danzig massacres
1940 - Henry Morgenthau Jr establishes the oil embargo of the Japanese to push them into war with America, the Japanese retaliate.
1940 β Newfoundland
1940 - Bermuda
1940 - St. Lucia
1940 - Bahamas
1940 - Jamaica
1940 - Antigua
1940 - Trinidad
1940 - British Guiana
1941 β Greenland
1941 β Netherlands (Dutch Guiana)
1941 β Iceland
1941 β Germany
1941β45 β World War II
'The Greatest Story Never Told' by Dennis Wise film footage.
'Hellstorm: the Genocide of Germany' by Thomas Goodrich film footage.
Morgenthau Plan agreed to among allied nations
1945 β China
1945β49 β Occupation of part of Germany
1945β55 β Occupation of part of Austria
1945β52 β Occupation of Japan
1944β46 β Temporary reoccupation of the Philippines
1945β47 β U.S. Marines garrisoned in mainland China
1945β49 β Post-World War II occupation of South Korea
1946 β Trieste, (Italy)
1948 β Jerusalem (British Mandate)
1948 β Berlin: Berlin Airlift
1948β49 β China
1950β53 β Korean War
1950β55 β Formosa (Taiwan)
1953 - Operation Ajax
1954β55 β China
1955β64 β Vietnam
1956 β Egypt
1958 β Lebanon
1959β60 β The Caribbean
1959β75 β Vietnam War
1961 β Cuba
1962 - Operation Northwoods
1962 β Thailand
1962 β Cuba
1962β75 β Laos
Robert McNamara lies about the Gulf of Tonkin incident to get support to bomb Vietnam.
1964 β Congo (ZaΓ―re)
1965 β Invasion of Dominican Republic
1967 β Israel: The USS Liberty incident
1967 β Congo (ZaΓ―re)
1968 β Laos & Cambodia
1970 β Cambodian Campaign
1972 β North Vietnam
1973 β Operation Nickel Grass
1974 β Evacuation from Cyprus
1975 β Evacuation from Vietnam
1975 β Evacuation from Cambodia
1975 β South Vietnam
1975 β Cambodia: Mayaguez incident
1976 β Lebanon
1976 β Korea
1978 β ZaΓ―re (Congo)
1980 β Iran
1980 β Sinai Operation Bright Star
1981 β El Salvador
1981 β Libya
1982 β Sinai
1982 β Lebanon
1982β83 β Lebanon
1983 β Egypt
1983 β Grenada
1983β89 β Honduras
1983 β Chad
1984 β Persian Gulf
1985 β Italy
1986 β Libya
1986 β Libya: Operation El Dorado Canyon
1986 β Bolivia
1987 β Persian Gulf
1987 β Persian Gulf: Operation Nimble Archer
1987β88 β Persian Gulf: Operation Earnest Will
1987β88 β Persian Gulf: Operation Prime Chance
1988 β Persian Gulf: Operation Praying Mantis
1988 β Honduras
1988 β USS Vincennes shoot-down of Iran Air Flight 655.
1988 β Panama
1989 β Libya
1989 β Panama
1989 β Colombia, Bolivia, and Peru
1989 β Philippines
1989β90 β Panama
1990 β Liberia
1990 β Saudi Arabia
1991 β Iraq and Kuwait: Gulf War
1991β96 β Iraq
1991 β Iraq
1991 β Zaire
1992 β Sierra Leone
1992β96 β Bosnia and Herzegovina
1992 β Kuwait
1992β2003 β Iraq: Iraqi no-fly zones
1992β95 β Somalia
1993β95 β Bosnia: Operation Deny Flight
1993 β Macedonia
1994 β Bosnia: Banja Luka incident
1994β95 β Haiti
1994 β Macedonia
'The Creature From Jekyll Island' by G. Edward Griffin is published.
1995 β Bosnia: Operation Deliberate Force
1996 β Liberia
1996 β Central African Republic
1996 β Kuwait
1996 β Bosnia
1997 β Albania
1997 β Congo and Gabon
1997 β Sierra Leone
1997 β Cambodia
1998 β Iraq: Operation Desert Fox
1998 β Guinea-Bissau
1998β99 β Kenya and Tanzania
1998 β Afghanistan and Sudan
1998 β Liberia
1999β2001 β East Timor
1999 β Serbia: Operation Allied Force
2000 β Sierra Leone
2000 β Nigeria
2000 β Yemen
2000 β East Timor
2001 β China Hainan Island
2001βpresent β War in Afghanistan
2002 β Yemen
2002 β Philippines
2002 β CΓ΄te d'Ivoire
2003β2011 β War in Iraq
2003 β Liberia
2003 β Georgia and Djibouti
'Confessions of an Economic Hitman' by John Perkins published.
2004 β Haiti
2004 β Georgia
2004 - Djibouti
2004 - Kenya
2004 - Ethiopia
2004 - Yemen
2004 - Eritrea
2004βpresent: North-West Pakistan
2005β06 β Pakistan
2006 β Lebanon
2007 - The Mogadishu Encounter
2007 β Somalia: Battle of Ras Kamboni
2008 β South Ossetia, Georgia
2010βpresent - Yemen
2010β11 β Iraq Operation New Dawn
2011 β Libya
2011 β Pakistan Operation Neptune Spear
2011 β Somalia Drone strikes
2011βpresent β Uganda
2012 β Jordan
2012 β Turkey
2012 β Chad
2013 β Mali
2013 β Somalia
2013 β Korean crisis
2013 β Somalia
2014βpresent β Uganda
2014βpresent - Iraq
2014 - present - Syria
2014 - Yemen
2015 - Iran Strait of Hormuz
2015βpresent - Cameroon
The nation of America was founded on the policy of non-interventionism, there was some necessity of military intervention such as at Tripoli in 1801 due to piracy. However, the policies radically changed with the Monroe Doctrine and we can see that America is indisputably an Empire or hegemony.
Why do people support mass murder? The founders of America were against what America has become, this is why they established the 2nd Amendment in the Bill of Rights and believed in non-interventionism and foreign entanglements.
Read, 'The Second Amendment Primer' by Les Adams, to gain insight into the founder's vision.
How many of the nations that have received mass murder from the U.S. government, have bombed America? Why do you support the policies of empire and mass murder? What right do Americans have to commit mass murder on others?
200 million people were mass murdered by governments in the 20th century alone. Why are the people who hate the Natural Human Right of the 2nd amendment, in support of the mass murders of the U.S. government?
Why are the people who support the founders visions as expressed in 'The Second Amendment Primer' by Les Adams, in support of mass murder of others and violating their human rights? The founders of America would be rolling in their graves to see people in America today, loudly expressing the desire to intervene in other nation's and mass murder them. How did the Republican party leadership manipulate the people under their control? Same with the Democrats?