Ukraine has a genuine Nazi problem — both past and present
The US intelligence community believes that the car bombing that killed Darya Dugina, the daughter of prominent Russian political figure Alexander Dugin, was authorized by elements within the Ukrainian government. Ukraine as a US/NATO proxy has bombed nuclear plants and the Crimea bridge but that hasn't stopped the US from supporting Ukraine
US is creating another Frankenstein as America has Funded Terrorism and Backed Terrorists in the past.

When the US was training and arming the Mujahadeen in Afghanistan to fight against Russia, they eventually became the Taliban.
The CIA program was codenamed Operation Cyclone and lasted from 1979 to 1989. This covert operation conducted by the U.S. was one of the most expensive and longest in CIA history, at one point reaching above $600 million per year. The plot was concocted by National Security Adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, who sought to bleed the Soviet Union from their underbelly by arming and funding various mujahideen groups in Afghanistan through Pakistan’s (Washington’s ally at the time due to the issues with Iran) Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).


When the US funded the ''moderate opposition'' in Syria, ISIS was born. The U.S. covert operation was codenamed, Timber Sycamore, and was launched in 2012 and officials have suggested it phased out in 2017. The primary goal of this program was to provide militant rebels who opposed Assad’s regime, most of whom had affiliations with radical religious groups (like ISIS or Al-Qaeda) or were religious zealots themselves (such as with Al-Nusra Front which is a part of Al-Qaeda), with military training and $7 billion dollars worth of weaponry.

The operations conducted in Nicaragua by the U.S. were found by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in 1986 to of broken international law by supporting the Contras and that Washington should be held responsible for the human rights abuses. The operations pursued to the South of the American border was part of a larger mission, codenamed, Operation Condor. The U.S. backed the Contras because they saw the rise of the Sandinista’s as a threat to their economic interests in the country as well as getting caught up in a larger political issue of the times, the Cold War.The Contras were engaged in countless human rights violations and despite this Washington knowingly continued to support this terrorist organization. The U.S. supplied the terrorist group with military training, teaching the groups how to engage in guerrilla warfare and how to utilise terrorist tactics, along with providing, weaponry, intelligence, and target kill lists. Washington also provided substantial financial aid, in 1982 Congress gave the thumbs up to the CIA for a $19 million military aid package. Then in 1984, Congress gave another green light for further aid packages to the Contras, this one costing $24 million. Also, the danger posed by Nicaragua was practically non-existent as a report by the Bureau of Intelligence and Research reiterated, finding Reagan’s statements about Soviet influence in Nicaragua to be exaggerated.
This program lasted from 1968 to 1989 and targeted those on the left of the political spectrum, resulting in at least 60,000 deaths, with over 400,000 being imprisoned, and at least 30,000 disappearances. The primary aim of this operation was the overthrow of regimes that did not align with U.S. interests. Seeing Washington engage in massive levels of political repression and state terror, especially once right-wing dictators were successfully installed.
The United States has engaged in various conflicts portraying the “enemy” to be savage, brutish, and not caring for humanity. While depicting themselves as the defenders of freedom, liberty, and all that is good in the world. But in many cases, this narrative that Washington spins is only to ensure public and political support for the overthrowing of regimes that they are not fond of. The propaganda that the American public was bombarded by was to magnitude unseen before, with media censorship reigning supreme as the military was trying to overcome the issues experienced with public opinion during the Vietnam War. The information many journalists received came directly from military organised events and only certain journalists were allowed to interview military personnel, with senior officers present of course. The media freedom surrounding the Gulf War was carefully managed to ensure public support for the war remained and that no opposition formed.

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Us and their ways, showing genuity while plotting and cause most world problems.