I don't need Chomsky to understand South American politics. The U.S. taught me all I needed to know about that, which is why this thread is so important.
CIA in South America | Geopolitical Monitor
All garbage. Do you want me to dissect each one of those boogus claims, or would you like to just admit now, that you are parroting what someone told you without researching it yourself?
Why are you asking? You don't need my permission. Lol! If it's all garbage and bogus, show us, Don't type shit about it. You make yourself out to be a liar when you don't.
You post lies, and then claim I'm a liar without providing real evidence other than your web site of lies.
Sorry. We were not involved in Chili. That's a fact. The CIA themselves said the coup was already in progress without their intervention.
Jacobo Arbenz in Guatemala, openly slaughtered his opponents, and exiled the rest. The attempted coup that never violently overthrew the government, but nevertheless caused Arbenz to resign, was made up primarily of people exiled by his regime. However, I am not surprised you support his rule.
Guyana. The Brits did this more than the US.
Ecuador, I agree. Should not have been involved in the early 60s.
Brazil while I do not support what involvement we had, it wasn't nearly as large as the left-wing makes it out. Maybe you missed it, but they already have revolts prior to US involvement. I highly doubt the US had much more impact, than encouraging what was already there.
Dominican Republic, I love this one. You got to love it when the basis for their accusations are "U.S. allowed". Notice we did not create the coup, nor support it, nor cause it..... no no... we allowed it. Implication, we are terrible if we intervene, and we are terrible if we don't. We should have stopped the coup. Then when we have wide spread civil war on our hands, with a half dozen factions militarizing for a mass slaughter, we send troops to quell the violence, and engage in open elections. Then we leave.
I suppose the left would have been more supportive if we had either killed all the right-wing groups, or simply allowed mass slaughter.
Uruguay, garbage. No evidence whatsoever.
Chile, garbage. CIA's own information indicated that a coup was already in progress before they got involved. Hence, they didn't get involved.
Bolivia, garbage. Bolivia's governmental system has been weak, long before the US helped train their armed forces. They changed government control, more than the average man changes his underwear.
Argentina, really? “We would like you to succeed,” said Kissinger. That's it? That's the big evil the US caused in Argentina? He said the magical words "we would like you to succeed" and just with powers beyond human comprehension, destroyed an entire country....? Is that your claim? Garbage.
Nicaragua, the Soviets were involved, and so were we. Funny how the left has no problem with the soviets spreading death and destruction, but screams when we counter them. I support our action there.
Honduras, garbage. We supported the Contras before and after the Iran action. No, they were not a colony. That's made up nonsense.
Grenada, the irony here is that after declaring independence from the UK, the Marxist-Leninists put Maurice Bishop in power. He was murdered, along with several others, including union leaders (which you leftist usually are fond of), by a military junta. The US was called and appealed to for help. We helped. Today in Grenada, they still celebrate the US involved in an official Thanksgiving day. I support this action.
El Salvador, I'm having a hard time validating anything claimed there. The only deaths I was able to find evidence of, involved a mission to determine if human rights abuses were taking place. So I don't have enough real evidence to say either way. Which of course doesn't stop the no-evidence-needed left-wingers on this forum.
Haiti, again no evidence. He said, she said.... is not evidence. Maybe it is true, but it wouldn't make sense, which doesn't mean it isn't true... but unlike a left-winger, being an intelligent right-winger, need evidence.
Panama, this guy was trash and needed removed. We were good and right to do so.
Venezuela, whatever we did there, has zero impact. Unless you want to claim the endless list of left-wing policies, was our goal.
The point however, is that you can not claim that the wide spread failure of left-wing ideology throughout all of South America, can all be attributed to a CIA funded radio station, is nonsense.
Whatever power the US used to influence various south American countries, had limited effect. If we really did have such a large influence, why does Haiti have such lousy property rights, a fundamental of Capitalism? Why is Venezuela experiencing nation wide blackouts, in a country with the most oil in the world, because they have placed their energy needs almost exclusively on renewable power? Why is Bolivia starting to nationalize industry? I thought we had them under our power?
See, you can say we did 'thus and so', and even if we assume you are right... it changes nothing. South American socialism is failing. Always has. Always will. My point remains the same.
The move to the right-wing, is because your system does not work.