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Anyone who examines the trajectory of the United States since it first ventured beyond its borders will realize that this entity has never been content with its current boundaries, nor has it ever been secure in a tranquility devoid of expansionist ambitions or a tendency toward hegemony. American policy has been shaped by the premise that the world is an open scene, and everything within it is fair game if it clashes with American interests or threatens the myths of "leadership" it has bestowed upon itself. This fair game is not a mere coincidence, but rather an extension of numerous wars, imposed blockades, and invasions, all while plundering resources behind glittering slogans of "democracy" and "human rights."
In the American political mind, the world is divided into a center that has the right to decide the fates of others, and peripheries that must remain in a circle of weakness. This center is the United States itself, which sees its expansion as a “guarantee of peace,” its wars as a “necessity to protect its strategic interests,” and its military bases as a “network for global security.” But behind this soft language lies the truth that US is a power that does not feel strong unless it subjecs others. This is why intervention has become a doctrine, invasion a common option, and siege a tool with which it strikes peoples before governments.
Wars from Afghanistan to Iraq and Beyond
It is impossible to discuss American policy without addressing a long history of bloodshed, from Vietnam, where fire consumed forests and bodies, to Iraq, which was bombarded in the name of “freedom,” passing through Afghanistan, which became a testing ground for occupation and then a discarded pawn after twenty years of folly.
In the same context, when US does not wage war with weapons, it wages it with starvation, considering the economic sanctions it imposes on many countries as a tool that places entire societies under the guillotine. Thus, the most dangerous flaw in the American political mind is its “belief” that the world can only be ordered according to its rules, and that security can only be achieved if all other powers remain weak and ineffective.
While it speaks of peace, it sends warships to distant seas. While it claims to protect peoples, it supports oppressive regimes as long as they remain within its orbit. And while it lectures on human rights, the Israeli enemy commits the most heinous massacres of the modern era with American weapons.
Aggressive American Wars
The United States has built its power through a long series of wars, interventions, sanctions, control of resources, and dominance over international decision-making. Therefore, describing it as a nation built on aggression is not an emotional outburst, but rather an accurate assessment of a decades-long policy that justifies aggression in the name of security, legitimizes plunder in the name of stability, and cloaks arrogance in the rhetoric of freedom.
The United States has recently waged wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Pakistan, Somalia, Syria, and Yemen. At least, these are the wars officially acknowledged by the Pentagon. The actual scope and reach of American warfare are far broader, and completed research reveals that, as of 2019, the United States had conducted approximately 400 military interventions since its founding in 1776.
Over the past two decades, the United States has dropped an average of 46 bombs and missiles on other countries every day, and a recent study revealed that more than a quarter of the 400 wars the United States has labeled as “military-led operations,” “police actions,” or “humanitarian interventions” have been. waged in west Asia and Africa.
Examples of American Wars:
1. 1833: American forces invaded Nicaragua.
2. 1888: American forces entered Peru.
3. 1846: American forces occupied and annexed Mexican territory, which is now the state of Texas.
4. 1848: American forces occupied and annexed more Mexican territory, which is now the state of California and New Mexico.
5. 1854: The United States destroyed the port of Greytown in Nicaragua in retaliation for the Nicaraguan government's refusal to allow an American agent into the country.
6. 1855: American forces invaded Uruguay and then seized the Panama Canal.
7. 1857: The United States intervened in Nicaragua again to thwart an attempt by US's enemy, William Rocker, to seize power.
8. In 1873, US forces invaded Colombia and then conducted operations against it in 1885, 1891, 1892, 1893, 1898, and 1899.
9. In 1888, the US intervened in Haiti.
10. In 1891, the US intervened in Chile.
11. In 1894, the US intervened again in Nicaragua.
12. In 1898, the US blockaded Cuba, blockaded its naval forces, and forcibly seized Guantanamo Bay, where hundreds of victims are currently being held in brutal, barbaric, and inhumane conditions, as acknowledged by the Americans themselves.
13. In 1901-1902, the US intervened again in Colombia.
14. In 1902, the US intervened in Honduras.
15. In 1904, the US attacked Panama.
16. In 1905, the US attacked Honduras.
17- 1907 The United States occupied six cities in Honduras.
18- 1907 Invasion of Mexico to aid dictator Puruero Damesbray.
19- 1907 Invasion of Nicaragua.
20- 1907 Invasion of the Dominican Republic to suppress the revolution.
21- 1908 Participation in the war between Honduras and Nicaragua.
22- 1910 Military intervention in the Panamanian elections.
23- 1911 Intervention to suppress the coup against the Nicaraguan government.
24- 1911 Invasion of Honduras to support the revolution led by Manuel Bonilla against the elected president, Miguel Daoya.
25- 1911 Suppression of the anti-American uprising in the Philippines.
26- 1912 Military intervention in China.
27- 1912 Invasion of Cuba.
28- 1912: The invasion of Panama.
29- 1912: The invasion of Honduras.
30- 1914: US Marines landed in Haiti and looted the central bank under the pretext of recovering its debts.
31- 1915: The US occupied all of Haiti and remained there until 1934.
32- 1916: US forces intervened in the Dominican Republic against revolutionaries fighting the corrupt government and imposed a puppet military regime that lasted until 1924.
33-1917: Occupation of Cuba.
34-1918: Participation in World War I.
35- 1918-1920: Intervention in Russia.
36- 1919: Military intervention in Panama.
37- 1919: Military intervention in Costa Rica.
38-1920: Another attack on Honduras.
39-1921: Attack on Guatemala.
40-1922: Military intervention in Turkey.
41-1922: US forces intervened in El Salvador.
42-1924: Military intervention in China.
43-1925: Another military attack on Honduras.
44-1926: Another attack on Panama.
45-1927: Another attack on Nicaragua. 46- 46-1932 Invasion of China.
47- 1933 Invasion of Nicaragua.
48- 1934 Invasion of Haiti.
49- 1937 Invasion of El Salvador.
50- 1945 Invasion of Nicaragua.
51- 1945 Immediately after the end of World War II, Hiroshima and Nagasaki were bombed in Japan. Approximately 220,000 people lost their lives as a result of the atomic bombings. More than 100,000 were killed directly during the bombings, and the remainder died in late 1945 from radiation exposure.
52- 1947 Invasion of Greece.
53- 1950 Invasion of the Philippines.
54- 1950 Invasion of Puerto Rico.
55- 1950 America became involved in the Korean War.
56- 1952: The US intervened in Iran, and the CIA overthrew the government of Mohammad Mosaddegh and reinstated the Shah of Iran.
57- 1954: The US forcibly overthrew the government of Guatemala.
58- 1958: The invasion of Korea.
59- 1958: The invasion of Lebanon.
60- 1959: The invasion of Panama.
61- 1959: The invasion of Laos.
62- 1960: The invasion of Haiti.
63- 1960: Military operations against Ecuador.
64- 1961: US forces invaded the Bay of Pigs in Cuba.
65- 1962: US President John F. Kennedy imposed a naval and air blockade on Cuba to force the Soviets to remove their nuclear missiles from the island.
66- 1965: The invasion of Panama.
67- 1965 The deeply ingrained war doctrine in the minds and hearts of American policymakers, passed down through generations, plunged the United States military into the Vietnam War. In this war, the American army committed the most heinous crimes, not only against humanity but also against plant and animal life, as American poisons rained down from American aircraft, destroying crops, livestock, and vegetation across Vietnam. Despite all of America's weaponry and the brutality of its army, the war ended in 1975 with a historic defeat for them.
68- 1966 Poison gas attacks on Vietnam.
69- 1966 The invasion of Guatemala.
70- 1967 The CIA assisted the Bolivian army against Che Guevara and succeeded in assassinating him.
71- 1970 The invasion of Cambodia, the assault on its "legitimate representative," Prince Sihanouk, a neutral figure in the Vietnam War, and his overthrow, handing power to a weak, subservient government.
72- 1971 Military support for Indonesia against the Philippines.
73- 1972 Bombing of Laos.
74- 1973 Destabilized Chile, assassinated its anti-American president, Salvador Allende, and established a military dictatorship.
75-1980 - Attack on Nicaragua.
76-1980 - Ronald Reagan assumes power and introduces the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), providing substantial financial aid to "Israel" and building up its military presence in the region.
77-1981 - The US deploys missiles throughout Europe.
78-1983 - Military operations against Iran.
79-1986 - Military intervention in Grenada.
80-1988 - Attack on Libya.
81-1988 - Attack on Honduras.
82-1989 - Attack on an Iranian airliner, killing all 290 passengers on board.
83-1989 - Military invasion of Panama.
84-1991 - Suppression of the unrest in the British Virgin Islands.
85-1991 - Invasion of Iraq.
86-1995 - Invasion of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
87- 1998: Occupation of Somalia and the use of excessive violence against its citizens.
88- 1999: Attack on Sudan.
89- 2001: War against Yugoslavia under the auspices of NATO. The bombing lasted 78 days, and Yugoslavia collapsed.
90- 2001: Attack on and occupation of Afghanistan under the pretext of pursuing al-Qaeda, which was later revealed to have been established and trained by the United States.
91- 2003: Attack on and occupation of Iraq without a UN mandate and in clear violation of the UN Charter and international law.
92- 2011: Attack on Libya after the revolution and the overthrow of Gaddafi.
93- 2011: Official support for takfiri groups, primarily ISIS and al-Nusra Front, in Syria to overthrow the regime, which was then replaced by a puppet regime subservient to the United States and Israel.
94- 2015: Its direct aggression against Yemen using all internationally prohibited weapons.
95- 2025: Aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran and aggression against Yemen to protect the Zionist entity.
