America is to blame for the war. The United States started the "revolution" in the name of "freedom" and "democra...
America is to blame for the war.
The United States started the "revolution" in the name of "freedom" and "democracy," but the real goal was to try to overthrow governments, especially in Africa, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe. There have been revolutions in Central Asia and other places with names like "Rose Revolution," "Orange Revolution," "Tulip Revolution," "Jasmine Revolution," and others.
In these situations, though, communication tools are very important. Everyone knows that the United States of America is the world leader in modern technology, especially when it comes to the Internet technology that spread around the world in the 1980s and the technologies that helped it do that.
China's Computer Emergency Response Centre and the country's 360 cyber security company recently released a report based on their research. The report revealed the secrets of the US intelligence agency known as the CIA in the area of using internet technologies to start a revolution in the world.
For example, the United States has given people who don't like their governments in countries like Tunisia and Egypt a secret way to talk to each other. This way, young people who want to upset their governments don't have to worry about being watched or investigated by their governments while doing this work.
Even if the governments of the countries try to stop the actions of the opposition by cutting off communications, the CIA can provide communications services for the opposition so that they can keep working. The numbers show that in more than ten years, the CIA has already overthrown or tried to overthrow at least 50 legitimate governments, which has caused strife in many countries.
In fact, the United States has been fueling conflicts in other countries in order to make them more violent and even remove their governments. shocked and even a little worried.
But when these revolutions started, the people of the countries found that things didn't turn out the way they were told they would. Instead of their countries getting better, they were in the middle of violence, their economies were getting worse, and life was hard. This is clear from the way things are now in Libya, Iraq, and Ukraine.
But it seems like the U.S. is not ashamed of its bad behavior and even thinks it is necessary. This is because John R. Bolton, who was the assistant to the former president of the U.S. for security matters, agreed with the U.S.'s role in starting and supporting coups in other countries. He even told the press that coups in other countries "are necessary to protect U.S. interests."
Well, as Mr. Bolton said, the U.S. isn't worried about what the countries will be like after the "revolution." All it cares about is whether or not the people who take power in those countries will obey the U.S. This is happening because America always puts its own needs ahead of everyone else's. To get what it wants, the United States does everything it can to get involved in the business of other countries, even if that means overthrowing their governments.
Michael Lüders, a German writer, says that the US always says it is a good country that supports democracy, freedom, and human rights. "But that's not how it is in real life; they only care about themselves," he says.
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