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This is where the term Banana Republic came from. Look into united fruit Co's impact on South America. Fascinating stuff. Doesn't make Russia any better, but it's nothing were innocent of ourselves
There never was any hypocrisy to begin with. Morality does not, has never, and will never apply to geopolitics. No country plays nice on the world stage. The strong rule and the weak are enslaved. This has been the case ever since the dawn of time.
Financially conqueror is an enthical outplay. But just swapping out world leaders chanting "accept the freedom and democracy". Starts to make you wonder if america is only democratic to its people and is just authoritarian to everyone else. When any country calls them out, US points at its people and say "We are the symbol of democracy".
I'm just saying... the US isn't the only country. Any country with power uses that power for their own good. The US has a lot of problems... but It's definitely no France, Russia, or China.
@@bradavon America is the leader of democracy, it’s literally the leader of the free world, you can be the most influential nation in human history while also doing something every other nation does to maintain power
“Countries with the most power, they’re going to get their way no matter what” Sad reality it is. It turns out movie villains were right all along: “there is no good and evil; there is only power”
No. There is good and evil. But power is what chooses good or evil. And lest we forget, there are many different kinds of power, including People Power.
@@AbubakarRaji-c2z that's a witty comment, but I think when someone has enough power that they lose their connection and accountability to their community, yes that is corrupting. No man is an island. If we become supremely powerful as an individual we will lose our connection to others and a crucial part of our humanity.
Except to even gain all this as "their" territories they employed similar tactics to force the indigenous Americans to give up their land. Same for Hawaii.
What the USA did to Central America during the cold war is horrible, to this day some parts haven't recovered. All about freedom except when it doesn't match their political values
Oh democratically elected leaders don't even need to be politically opposed to America, all it takes is taking arable unused land in your nation away from American millionaires and giving it to poor farmers for America to call you "communist!" And depose you by violent coup.
when i became aware of this banana horror story i found it extremly discusting that this was/is a main joke from west germans to east germans, that they didnt have had bananas... cold war aside, better to nit taste bananas then to get into almost genocidial actions for it.
Crazy how much we don’t learn about RECENT US history. I learned about Pinochet in high school (2016) not because it was taught in class, but because I did an exchange program in Chile. My host family showed me a movie about it, really horrific shit.
@@eliasvonbrille nooo luckily I wasn’t but I certainly didn’t know our government was doing shit like that as recently as the 70s (not to mention ever since)
Backed? In Brazil we half joke about the fact that our generals had to ask the US embassy how to turn the lights of the presidential palace on. That's how in charge the US was over the coup. The same in every other place around South and Central America... And the US still influences our elections to this day, btw.
@@aycc-nbh7289 they have little to no direct influence in South America, if that's what you're asking. They do evil shit to their neighbours, sure. But here? Nothing. They trade, they have diplomatic relationships... Normal stuff. But you don't have China operatives trying to elect people who defend their interests, you don't have politicians using Chinese flags, or Russian flags, they don't have their own media repeating their propaganda, etc...
The reason as to why they are potrayed like this is because they are better than other nations . like other superpowers ARE like WAY WAY WAY Worse . like you realize what russia and china do right? usa is a saint compared to them
@@pyramidion5911 Calm down American Imperialist. I know you were raised on Call of Duty and not your father so you been brain washed to think USA good, Russia bad. Both global super powers are the same.
Unfortunately big countries do this to preserve a global economy that benefits them. It really doesn't benefit the little guy but companies and politicians.
The difference is that in Russia, the people there aren’t allowed to criticize the government’s policies and that authoritarian regimes have had to worry less about the wills of their “electorates” when they do this.
@@aycc-nbh7289ofcourse what im going to say does now show what people wanted decades later, but around 1917, people in the soviet union decided they just wanted a communist country, thats what they got, and if they cant vote 10 years later, the usa should not just assassinate the leader, as the usa did not want the leader the people chose, but the leader they chose (Got to admit, a lot of times they did help the locals/nationals)
@@denniswen8483 They are hardly democratically elected when there are degrees of voter intimidation, election interference, and bans on opposition parties.
Thats the bottomline countries/people with most power always get their way no matter what. Crippling feeling but thats the world. You can't do anything but look at it with an aw
If you're in the US, you can and you should. Both parties are just as f**king AWFUL to other people outside(and even inside) the US. You should stand up to them and call them out on their BS.
@Deb Mitra You're right. It's just that if the younger generation understands how the US operates, candidates like Ilhan Omar, AOC and Bernie Sanders can gain power. This will be pretty helpful for the world in the long run. In the end, boomers will f**king die some die. That's when actual change can happen.
@@nourmuhsen "Call them out" haha lol.. only in the usa you can voice your opinion and be allowed to exist any other super power.. you would cease to exist
You all might get your wish if public opinion keeps swaying towards a more isolationist foreign policy. Less people want to do anything outside of the US, people want to ditch NATO and Ukraine, they want to tell Taiwan to go to hell and focus more on actually improving the country, and it's not even a strictly partisan thing. The country is sick of dealing with other people's shit around the globe, and it'd be impossible for any country to actually invade the US and assimilate the people, so it very well could just stop one of these days and never worry about becoming China's bitch like Russia or Europe could (if they don't further centralize and work together more).
@@tuxtitan780but if to remain a superpower they must keep their grip on international politics. If Taiwan is taken over by China for the USA it would be a disaster. Similarly if Ukraine is annexed by Russia, it becomes significantly more powerful. If Iran succeeds in instilling Islamic Fundamentalism into the other middleastern nations that's bad for the US. If the Taliban becomes too powerful that's a problem. If the middle eastern monarchies and the USA have a falling apart regarding issues like Israel, there goes half their oil.
the ONLY reason so many countries can afford free healthcare is because WE patrol the world. I feel you would be very surprised how fast all the goodies disappear when you start paying for your own army.
@@tuxtitan780how ignorant and naive can you be? The US doesn't meddle in other countries affairs because they want to help, but because it's of interest to them. If Taiwan is anexxed, there goes the biggest chip exporter, if the US Says bye to China, then the open exports gets ruined and send the US back to the Great depression. The US intervenes in other countries because it NEEDS TO. That's the source of their power. Without Europe, the US can't export anything which destroys their own economy
Honorable mention: American involvement in the 1996 Russian presidential election. The US would support Yeltsin (who in 1993 shot the parliament with tanks and wrote himself a powerful constitution), who would later appoint Putin as his successor in 1999. Nothing went wrong with Russia ever since
You said the US supported but they didn’t do anything you also make the other side seem good even though they were not any better and also Putin became what he is today over time
Yeah... That wasn't their greatest move... But let's be real Russia has a storied history of their own coups without external pressures. From my limited knowledge on Russian history, things have always been a little tumultuous.
Tgere is a history book in US that lists all the things that US government has done to overthrow other governments and start civil wars? Please share. I would love to see a book like that, that is used in schools.
This is a good video, but it's making a simple point about a complex issue. Many of the elected governments in South America were "Socialist" and therefore the same as communism. Given that the previous governments were basically fascist and controlled by big business it is understandable why they would vote in such a government. Notice that the US doesn't do this so much anymore, or not so directly. The last case would be Iraq, before that...thinking Panama? Notice we haven't done anything militarily to Venezuela but we have done a lot economically. But it is human nature for the strong and rich to exploit the weak and poor. (Wink, wink, look at conditions inside the US. We're our own worst enemy. It isn't the people of the US supporting these coups usually but elites at the top.)
@@aradat9671 Started the Vietnam War with a staged Mukden Incident, lied to the world about WMDs in Iraq, CIA operations that started coups and put US puppets across South & Central Americas... need i go on. Stop lying to your self =D
Of course. When u strongly believed in something all your life, it's becomes very personal n core believe. Around this believes u build your views n morals n reason and then one day some random dude appears from nowhere n tries to tell u, things are a bit different in reality. Ppl take that sort of information very personally. Straight away many get frustrated n even angry. They won't even be able to logically explain why they got so upset and emotional and in denial. It's all due to this information shocked their core believes. It goes against everything they know about one or another subject. That's hard to take. That's one of the main reason secret services train their personnel to have critical thinking skills. To question everything u learn n see with healthy sciptism n logic. It's helps to see things as they are n also bring information back without bias or at least with minimum bias. We all have bias. In some subjects it's stronger than in other. Again all goes back to our emotions n how we feel about it. If u learn how to observe things without getting emotional, ull have better chances to see it as it is, instead of seeing what u want to see subconsciously. Critical thinking is a key. In reality many ppl never heard about critical thinking, so how can they think that way 😊? Theres exceptions but as we know exceptions only prove rules exist.
Actually they prefer idiots like Johnny to pose as truth tellers. Just look at guys like joe rogan or russel brand, they talk about real issues but frequently say things that are dumb and flat out wrong. So when the average joe tries to talk about the same issues he gets lumped in with the fools instead of being taken serious.
The closest thing to this is the scene in Thor Ragnarok, where Thor's sister Hela rips the ceiling art down and shows a new mural of her and his dad waging war on the realms. She says, "Where do you think all of this gold came from? It was taken through the blood of our enemies! " or something like that.
Yah, we American's created radical Islam in its current form 70 years ago in 1953 when we and the British overthrew Iranian Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh's government and installed the Shaw of Iran. We did it bold face because the British-Iranian Oil Company (today BP) was ripping off the Iranians and would not provide access to accounting of how much oil they were taking. Mosaddegh's government then threatened to nationalize their oil reserves and look for a better more honest deal. The British offered the US a cut of the oil contract if they helped and the US used its contact in the Iranian Army to bribe them to overthrow their government and install the Shaw. The Shaw as such an oppressive dictator with such a brutal secret police that the only safe space for those who opposed him was in Mosques. Thus the connection between politics and national Isamists.
It never ceases to amaze me how here in the UK we rightly criticise Russia and China but ignore actions from ourselves and the US. Why is so much of the population happy to play along with it? Is it racism, nationalism or are we just deluded and naive? Maybe we don’t even realise the hypocrisy. It’s concerning that after so much history showing us how not to act there’s still this dangerous attitude of exceptionalism regarded ourselves and our allies.
Maybe its you who doesn't see the difference. You've pointed out every negative possibility, but didn't even consider the option of maybe China and Russia really have done something wrong. Just because two people can do that same thing doesn't mean the result or intention will be the same.
Or used to. We've cut down. But who wouldn't like to see Russia have a true democracy or the government of Iran replaced? Actually, the answer is that if you can't get the people themselves to put in a fair government (Ukraine), then the government we put in (near recent example????) will fail or be extremely exploitative.
@@rabbit251 You must have American Imperialist guilt. You are in denial. I'm sure you are another American Imperialist raised on Call of Duty and not by your father.
@@osheridan With one of the 3 superpowers being the EU, the US is not the least bad. Modern Europe is way more chill. Unless you mean Russia is the 3rd superpower, which would be crazy since they got the economy of Italy lmao
Please do a series on coups. I always end most of my political conversations with anyone that’ll care asking them how they feel about US meddling in other country affairs. People usually are unaware of this STILL happening. Do the Bolivia story, plenty of information out there.
The Middle East wars at the beginning of the 21st century are the ones that benefitted Israel. The South American coups of the 20th century pretty much had nothing to do with Israel
For anyone interested, check out the book "Overthrow" by Stephen Kinzel. He documented, I think, 54 separate instances. On the book tour, he was approached by an "alleged" former CIA agent who claimed to have had a hand in another coup the author left out.
A coup attempt is something most nations with a sizable influence on the world have done. Coup attempts, proxy wars, inciting rebellions, are all tactics that have been used for thousands of years.
johnny is one of the only americans i have any respect for, seriously doing gods work shedding some light on these situations in which most people have no idea about.
Setting a pretty low bar for Americans. I learned a little about this in HS, and alot in depth in college. Guess standards have gone down since the 80s.
Sorry, we called dibs first! But go ahead, have the name of an Italian who drew incredibly terrible maps. (We should've gone with our second choice, Columbia...or not, another Italian and now that we know what kind of person he really was). Humph!
I went to this shop since I was staying in Ueno and visited Sensoji temple. It really felt like home even if my stay was super brief. The owner is a riot and so is the server. The server in fact has really good English, I assume she taught her daughter. 😂 The food was insanely delicious. I can’t wait to go back!
Hi Johnny. Here again, writing to ask you to make a video or video apology about the Established Titles scam and how you promoted it months ago. (Not knowing it’s a scam I’m sure) You owe that much to your audience. If this is deleted I’ll just keep posting it until you answer, cheers!
Johnny... This still happens even today and the fact that you don't know about this shows how behind you are in modern politics. The last two attempts were in Honduras and the DRC.
Not just the US, Western European countries gave us the blueprint for establishing and electing foreign leaders that share their interests. Practically any country attempting to nationalize within the past few centuries have been meddled with by foreign powers.
Maybe because we live in a global economy and people have never accounted for the possibility of nationalizations of assets. It would have been better if there were some sort of insurance for that, but there probably wasn’t.
In 2021 there was a coup that actually wasnt orchestrated by external powers. Instead, the Myanmar military took control of the country from it's democratically elected government. Ever since then, they have been terrorizing and killing thousands of civilians, especially using airstrikes (with which they could maintain plausible deniability, ex: claiming that they received intel of a rebel militia camp when really it was a refugee camp. I wish the US would actually meddle with things over here.
@@tochka4881 We have more then enough oil in our own land. Europe's the one that needs oil. Almost all the oil we've gotten from outside our own nation has ended up in their hands.
I already watched your full length coup video but this short reminded me of how my Communist government (in Vietnam) downplayed actual protests in recent years by saying they are incited by foreign American agents. We had very good reasons to be protesting, and pretty much disregarded what the government was trying to say. But now I see why they would have some basis in saying domestic protests may be caused by foreign influence, especially from the US.
US talking about morals and standing at right side of history is funny and sometime angers me that they even have audacity to say it after so much war crimes and support to dictators they gave
Yes, they didn't like Russia having too much influence there and now theres absolute mayhem. The funny thing is that this costs the US taxpayers hundreds of billions but it seems to be worth it I guess
This is a ridiculous assessment of the events of 2014. The US had almost no influence on events in the country and the revolution was instead focused on Yanukovych’s last minute rejection of an EU deal and then his moronic crackdown on protestors.
Yanukovych changed course and pulled out of the free trade and association agreement. He then chose to go into exile in Russia. Putting all that happened and saying it was the US meddling seems,imo, to negate the will of a Nation and it’s people.. as if the Ukrainians don’t have a part to play. We understand what Putin wants, but he doesn’t get to just invade and attempt to destroy Ukraine. Ukraine is where it is today is because Russia (Putin) wants to force its will on a neighbor through war… so saying “US meddled” sounds like removing the cause for the deaths rn destruction away from what matters most and removes capacity from Ukrainians.
@@vhufeosqap There are indications that the CIA once again set up a coup. In Reality the will of the people and Geneva convention are just facades that have no actual meaning
When I get a speeding ticket, the police seem like the Big Baddies, but when some dude smacks his kids around or some guys are kicking in old ladies' doors to steal their stuff, we're all over 911 like it's our best friend. Somebody has to be in charge of this anarchy.
And, it's always been about corporate and bank profits from seizing that countries resources and then imposing austerity on the people because they're now in debt. We call it "development".
Watch my video mapping decades of US coups: ua-cam.com/video/_wIOqHSsV9c/v-deo.html
Hi Johnny. Here again, writing to ask you to make a video or video apology about the Established Titles scam and how you promoted it months ago. (Not knowing it’s a scam I’m sure) You owe that much to your audience. If this is deleted I’ll just keep posting it until you answer, cheers!
This is where the term Banana Republic came from. Look into united fruit Co's impact on South America. Fascinating stuff.
Doesn't make Russia any better, but it's nothing were innocent of ourselves
@@dantemix hes on nebula
So what you're saying is that America undermines Democracy and rule of law and not China?
You still think that Russia meddled in our elections? Not up to date, ain't ya.
"Hypocrisy is our fundamental right" - USA
nailed it
Yeah we can do it but if anyone else does your gonna be in trouble
There never was any hypocrisy to begin with. Morality does not, has never, and will never apply to geopolitics. No country plays nice on the world stage. The strong rule and the weak are enslaved. This has been the case ever since the dawn of time.
@@qubed8465like China. We'll they are too deep into your politics to be even detected. Where do you think liberals get their money from?
Yeah. We're the fire nation
France has done the same over the African countries that they basically have financially conquered.
yep, caspian report made a good video about this
Financially conqueror is an enthical outplay.
But just swapping out world leaders chanting "accept the freedom and democracy". Starts to make you wonder if america is only democratic to its people and is just authoritarian to everyone else.
When any country calls them out, US points at its people and say "We are the symbol of democracy".
But France never pretended it wasn't a coloniser. The US claims to be the leader of democracy and free speech, then does the opposite.
I'm just saying... the US isn't the only country. Any country with power uses that power for their own good. The US has a lot of problems... but It's definitely no France, Russia, or China.
@@bradavon America is the leader of democracy, it’s literally the leader of the free world, you can be the most influential nation in human history while also doing something every other nation does to maintain power
“Countries with the most power, they’re going to get their way no matter what”
Sad reality it is. It turns out movie villains were right all along: “there is no good and evil; there is only power”
No. There is good and evil. But power is what chooses good or evil. And lest we forget, there are many different kinds of power, including People Power.
In the grim darkness of the distant future, there is only war.
No there is evil. Usa is the most evil
Power never corrupts, it enables the very inner reaches of one's soul and amplifies it
@@AbubakarRaji-c2z that's a witty comment, but I think when someone has enough power that they lose their connection and accountability to their community, yes that is corrupting. No man is an island. If we become supremely powerful as an individual we will lose our connection to others and a crucial part of our humanity.
The US loves coups, but not in their territory 😂
Well around 30% of the population seems to really like America's favorite cheeto-flavored oligarch trying to lead coup.
The truth 🤣
I told that to people for years and people think am crazy
Depending on who you ask in America, they may actually quite like it here too.
Except to even gain all this as "their" territories they employed similar tactics to force the indigenous Americans to give up their land. Same for Hawaii.
What the USA did to Central America during the cold war is horrible, to this day some parts haven't recovered. All about freedom except when it doesn't match their political values
Look on the bright side. At least a select few Americans got rich.
The US keeps screwing Latin America. The most egregious example is the embargo against Cuba
Oh democratically elected leaders don't even need to be politically opposed to America, all it takes is taking arable unused land in your nation away from American millionaires and giving it to poor farmers for America to call you "communist!" And depose you by violent coup.
To be fair the freedoms in our constitution are only granted to American citizens
Nah, it's not about values, it's about power
The Guatemalan coup in 1954 was literally so we could have bananas! Even Gwen Stefani thinks that's B A N A N A S !!
If this doesnt proof humans used to be apes, i dont know what does
Hhaa
... but she's just a girl.
when i became aware of this banana horror story i found it extremly discusting that this was/is a main joke from west germans to east germans, that they didnt have had bananas... cold war aside, better to nit taste bananas then to get into almost genocidial actions for it.
Yah! Go United Fruit Country! (Chiquita)
Everyone over 39 knows this. Thanks for posting
Crazy how much we don’t learn about RECENT US history. I learned about Pinochet in high school (2016) not because it was taught in class, but because I did an exchange program in Chile. My host family showed me a movie about it, really horrific shit.
@@foxgloved8922 I can only Imagine you went in there dropping lines like "US is the greatest country in the World"
I hope you didn't. 😂
@@eliasvonbrille nooo luckily I wasn’t but I certainly didn’t know our government was doing shit like that as recently as the 70s (not to mention ever since)
I took a class on Latin American history in college. We couped our way across that area and boy did we back just some of the worst people
Backed? In Brazil we half joke about the fact that our generals had to ask the US embassy how to turn the lights of the presidential palace on. That's how in charge the US was over the coup.
The same in every other place around South and Central America...
And the US still influences our elections to this day, btw.
@@aquelegabrielSo how do you think China and Russia have influence? I’m genuinely curious.
And? China and Russia seem to have their own players in this game.
@@aycc-nbh7289 not in South America, they don't...
@@aycc-nbh7289 they have little to no direct influence in South America, if that's what you're asking. They do evil shit to their neighbours, sure. But here? Nothing.
They trade, they have diplomatic relationships... Normal stuff. But you don't have China operatives trying to elect people who defend their interests, you don't have politicians using Chinese flags, or Russian flags, they don't have their own media repeating their propaganda, etc...
No lie, USA being portrayed as the hero’s and saviours of the world might be the biggest scam in history 😂
The reason as to why they are potrayed like this is because they are better than other nations
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like other superpowers ARE like WAY WAY WAY Worse
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like you realize what russia and china do right? usa is a saint compared to them
North korea was the most based all along!?
@@pyramidion5911Bro what? Just bc he’s says USA is a scam doesn’t mean he likes north korea…
@@paulhimmel4204 you need to learn how to take a joke
@@pyramidion5911 Calm down American Imperialist. I know you were raised on Call of Duty and not your father so you been brain washed to think USA good, Russia bad. Both global super powers are the same.
"Countries with the most power are gonna get their way no matter what"
Cuba: hasta la victoria siempre
Unfortunately big countries do this to preserve a global economy that benefits them. It really doesn't benefit the little guy but companies and politicians.
They portry themselves as Superman but they were Homelander all along
"How dare you do the same thing i do constantly?!!!"
The difference is that in Russia, the people there aren’t allowed to criticize the government’s policies and that authoritarian regimes have had to worry less about the wills of their “electorates” when they do this.
@@aycc-nbh7289ofcourse what im going to say does now show what people wanted decades later, but around 1917, people in the soviet union decided they just wanted a communist country, thats what they got, and if they cant vote 10 years later, the usa should not just assassinate the leader, as the usa did not want the leader the people chose, but the leader they chose
(Got to admit, a lot of times they did help the locals/nationals)
@@aycc-nbh7289 how many times the US overthrew democratically elected government just for business interest ? Your self righteousness is disgusting.
@@FgafgafgafBut I doubt the people wanted someone who only brought back the tsarist policies the communists got rid of on paper.
@@denniswen8483 They are hardly democratically elected when there are degrees of voter intimidation, election interference, and bans on opposition parties.
Thats the bottomline countries/people with most power always get their way no matter what. Crippling feeling but thats the world. You can't do anything but look at it with an aw
If you're in the US, you can and you should. Both parties are just as f**king AWFUL to other people outside(and even inside) the US. You should stand up to them and call them out on their BS.
@@nourmuhsen still wouldn't mean nothing..... powerful people of this world will always get their ways and we the common people are just nothing
@Deb Mitra
You're right. It's just that if the younger generation understands how the US operates, candidates like Ilhan Omar, AOC and Bernie Sanders can gain power. This will be pretty helpful for the world in the long run. In the end, boomers will f**king die some die. That's when actual change can happen.
@@nourmuhsen "Call them out" haha lol.. only in the usa you can voice your opinion and be allowed to exist
any other super power.. you would cease to exist
@@debmitra4384 it means something in usa, since it actually is a functioning democracy
that's just a sad summary of humanity
Johny has no idea what dictatorship is
"apparently this is something the US has done forever"
like every south american country is aware lol
So sick of USA meddling in other countries business. PLEASE STOP
You all might get your wish if public opinion keeps swaying towards a more isolationist foreign policy. Less people want to do anything outside of the US, people want to ditch NATO and Ukraine, they want to tell Taiwan to go to hell and focus more on actually improving the country, and it's not even a strictly partisan thing. The country is sick of dealing with other people's shit around the globe, and it'd be impossible for any country to actually invade the US and assimilate the people, so it very well could just stop one of these days and never worry about becoming China's bitch like Russia or Europe could (if they don't further centralize and work together more).
@@tuxtitan780but if to remain a superpower they must keep their grip on international politics. If Taiwan is taken over by China for the USA it would be a disaster. Similarly if Ukraine is annexed by Russia, it becomes significantly more powerful. If Iran succeeds in instilling Islamic Fundamentalism into the other middleastern nations that's bad for the US. If the Taliban becomes too powerful that's a problem. If the middle eastern monarchies and the USA have a falling apart regarding issues like Israel, there goes half their oil.
the ONLY reason so many countries can afford free healthcare is because WE patrol the world.
I feel you would be very surprised how fast all the goodies disappear when you start paying for your own army.
@@tuxtitan780america gets most of its microchips from Taiwan
it is very important
@@tuxtitan780how ignorant and naive can you be? The US doesn't meddle in other countries affairs because they want to help, but because it's of interest to them. If Taiwan is anexxed, there goes the biggest chip exporter, if the US Says bye to China, then the open exports gets ruined and send the US back to the Great depression. The US intervenes in other countries because it NEEDS TO. That's the source of their power. Without Europe, the US can't export anything which destroys their own economy
Honorable mention: American involvement in the 1996 Russian presidential election.
The US would support Yeltsin (who in 1993 shot the parliament with tanks and wrote himself a powerful constitution), who would later appoint Putin as his successor in 1999.
Nothing went wrong with Russia ever since
Wow!
You said the US supported but they didn’t do anything you also make the other side seem good even though they were not any better and also Putin became what he is today over time
@tropical you clearly missed the whole irony lmfao go lick some more capitalist boots 😂
Yeah... That wasn't their greatest move... But let's be real Russia has a storied history of their own coups without external pressures. From my limited knowledge on Russian history, things have always been a little tumultuous.
For some reason US has this reoccurring problem of creating an enemy for themselves, while trying to screw over other nations.
Meanwhile… in the rest of the world….”really??? Has the penny just dropped ???”
I legitimately enjoy watching this guy discover a college sophomore history class all on his own.
Unfortunately not many discover a college sophomore history class. Should be a part of a mandatory high school education.
I didn't even have this in college sophomore history :(
Tgere is a history book in US that lists all the things that US government has done to overthrow other governments and start civil wars? Please share. I would love to see a book like that, that is used in schools.
I think you mean a high school sophomore history class
This is straight up bachelor for Americans
My boy Jhonny just discovered that water is wet...
Johnnys got some funny spots in his eyes
US trying to act like the good guys, but they have been the villians all along
This is a good video, but it's making a simple point about a complex issue. Many of the elected governments in South America were "Socialist" and therefore the same as communism. Given that the previous governments were basically fascist and controlled by big business it is understandable why they would vote in such a government.
Notice that the US doesn't do this so much anymore, or not so directly. The last case would be Iraq, before that...thinking Panama? Notice we haven't done anything militarily to Venezuela but we have done a lot economically.
But it is human nature for the strong and rich to exploit the weak and poor. (Wink, wink, look at conditions inside the US. We're our own worst enemy. It isn't the people of the US supporting these coups usually but elites at the top.)
@Seth the Alchemist dumbest argument ever lmaoooo why waste your time writing bs lol
@@aradat9671 Started the Vietnam War with a staged Mukden Incident, lied to the world about WMDs in Iraq, CIA operations that started coups and put US puppets across South & Central Americas... need i go on. Stop lying to your self =D
@@CrimsonAlchemist I agree with you tho
@@rabbit251 "I don't like socialism" isn't an excuse though
This is something that is so hard to explain to people for some reason. Rules based world order they say 😜
Of course. When u strongly believed in something all your life, it's becomes very personal n core believe. Around this believes u build your views n morals n reason and then one day some random dude appears from nowhere n tries to tell u, things are a bit different in reality. Ppl take that sort of information very personally. Straight away many get frustrated n even angry. They won't even be able to logically explain why they got so upset and emotional and in denial. It's all due to this information shocked their core believes. It goes against everything they know about one or another subject. That's hard to take. That's one of the main reason secret services train their personnel to have critical thinking skills. To question everything u learn n see with healthy sciptism n logic. It's helps to see things as they are n also bring information back without bias or at least with minimum bias. We all have bias. In some subjects it's stronger than in other. Again all goes back to our emotions n how we feel about it. If u learn how to observe things without getting emotional, ull have better chances to see it as it is, instead of seeing what u want to see subconsciously. Critical thinking is a key. In reality many ppl never heard about critical thinking, so how can they think that way 😊? Theres exceptions but as we know exceptions only prove rules exist.
Drop your skincare routine bro! I could never take a video of myself that close up and I’m only 30 😂
Now I'm damn sure that Jhonny is on top of FBI watch list
On top of the FBI list,yet on the top of the honoured people's list
Actually they prefer idiots like Johnny to pose as truth tellers. Just look at guys like joe rogan or russel brand, they talk about real issues but frequently say things that are dumb and flat out wrong. So when the average joe tries to talk about the same issues he gets lumped in with the fools instead of being taken serious.
This man just gave all of latin america ptsd flashbacks
“So I just settled on 17 of them” lmao
The closest thing to this is the scene in Thor Ragnarok, where Thor's sister Hela rips the ceiling art down and shows a new mural of her and his dad waging war on the realms. She says, "Where do you think all of this gold came from? It was taken through the blood of our enemies! " or something like that.
Cringe
Cool
US: hey! Stop messing with our elections!
Also the US:
Yeah the Unitet States also overthrew leaders to profit of it like whein a country tried to sell oil in a other currency.
Nope it usually communism
It never have anything to do with profit
Are you sure? The people of that country seemed to support the coup and that president was allegedly responsible for airline hijackings decades prior.
It was done recently in Bangladesh 🇧🇩 as well.
HOW IS THIS NEWS TO ANYONE?
But NATO is a defensive alliance and we live in a rules based world order. Didn't you know?
@@julius43461 the only bad thing about nato is the us
@@julius43461and change the rules however they like to meet their agenda
Yah, we American's created radical Islam
in its current form 70 years ago in 1953 when we and the British overthrew Iranian Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh's government and installed the Shaw of Iran. We did it bold face because the British-Iranian Oil Company (today BP) was ripping off the Iranians and would not provide access to accounting of how much oil they were taking. Mosaddegh's government then threatened to nationalize their oil reserves and look for a better more honest deal. The British offered the US a cut of the oil contract if they helped and the US used its contact in the Iranian Army to bribe them to overthrow their government and install the Shaw. The Shaw as such an oppressive dictator with such a brutal secret police that the only safe space for those who opposed him was in Mosques. Thus the connection between politics and national Isamists.
There's a book written about this called The Confessions of an Economic Hitman.
I hope you covered klaus Barbie I think it’s important for Americans to know how corrupt and disgusting their government is
The u.s with Pakistan: did literally what you said from the start
And India still thanks the US till today.
They did this to an ally in 1976 in Australia with Gough Whitlam
Gracias por decirlo
The longer beard looks great on you!
It never ceases to amaze me how here in the UK we rightly criticise Russia and China but ignore actions from ourselves and the US. Why is so much of the population happy to play along with it? Is it racism, nationalism or are we just deluded and naive? Maybe we don’t even realise the hypocrisy. It’s concerning that after so much history showing us how not to act there’s still this dangerous attitude of exceptionalism regarded ourselves and our allies.
Maybe its you who doesn't see the difference. You've pointed out every negative possibility, but didn't even consider the option of maybe China and Russia really have done something wrong. Just because two people can do that same thing doesn't mean the result or intention will be the same.
No point in having power if you're not gonna wield it! :)
Yep we broke democracies.
Or used to. We've cut down. But who wouldn't like to see Russia have a true democracy or the government of Iran replaced?
Actually, the answer is that if you can't get the people themselves to put in a fair government (Ukraine), then the government we put in (near recent example????) will fail or be extremely exploitative.
@@rabbit251 bot
@@rabbit251 "used to" yea apparently supporting iraqi goverment in killing civilians IN THE PRESENT is "past"
@@rabbit251 Just because you stopped paying attention doesnt mean we cut down.
@@rabbit251 You must have American Imperialist guilt. You are in denial. I'm sure you are another American Imperialist raised on Call of Duty and not by your father.
Your words are strong and meaningful
I read it as "The US Loves A-Cup" , and thought Americans are weid
Right on both counts!
Coup unto others as you would have them coup unto you.
😂😂😂😂
And yet we're the quote on quote "good" guys
Only Americans think that, tho outside of the US (and especially here in Latin America where I live) Americans are the worst lol
@@kassiogomes8498 as someone in the US I can agree with that statement
Out of the three superpowers, I'd say the US is the "goodest guy". Overall, definitely not
@@osheridan With one of the 3 superpowers being the EU, the US is not the least bad. Modern Europe is way more chill. Unless you mean Russia is the 3rd superpower, which would be crazy since they got the economy of Italy lmao
Please do a series on coups. I always end most of my political conversations with anyone that’ll care asking them how they feel about US meddling in other country affairs. People usually are unaware of this STILL happening. Do the Bolivia story, plenty of information out there.
Notice how a lot of these countries have oil
i thought this said "a cup" i was expecting a video about coffeelol
How many of these coups benefited Israel? 🤔
The Middle East wars at the beginning of the 21st century are the ones that benefitted Israel. The South American coups of the 20th century pretty much had nothing to do with Israel
For anyone interested, check out the book "Overthrow" by Stephen Kinzel. He documented, I think, 54 separate instances. On the book tour, he was approached by an "alleged" former CIA agent who claimed to have had a hand in another coup the author left out.
It’s only cool because it’s us doing it 😅
It isn't cool at all, just as an example, the damage that USA has done to almost all latin america
@@pi4795 I’m fairly certain the tone of the comment above was sarcastic
How is that cool you psycho
To be fair, I don't think the US has done any coups under the last 3 Presidents. The previous one honestly surprises me.
The fact that you're just knowing this tells me alot about how smart Americans really are
(Allot is a word. 'Alot' is not a word.)
He always looks like, he's at a barber shop and discussion went nuts
Let’s see how the US will deal with BRICS.
BRICS members have no good relations between themselves and the US knows this......even if empires fall, the US isn't gonna fall anytime soon
Well for BRICS working you need to kick out your middle man
With Saudi Arabia as a new member, their prospects of de-dollarization may not be so high.
Easily because these countries are separated by the sea and the US Navy controls international trade.
you’re making me a BUMMER at parties
A coup attempt is something most nations with a sizable influence on the world have done. Coup attempts, proxy wars, inciting rebellions, are all tactics that have been used for thousands of years.
And your pea brain thinks that's justification.
Wow, shocker! Can’t believe it!
johnny is one of the only americans i have any respect for, seriously doing gods work shedding some light on these situations in which most people have no idea about.
he spreads misinformation. Russia didn't interfere in the 2016 election
Setting a pretty low bar for Americans. I learned a little about this in HS, and alot in depth in college. Guess standards have gone down since the 80s.
@@rabbit251 homie really triggered he is commenting on every comment 😭😭😭😭
@@rabbit251 Yes and you are an American Imperialist who benefits from it all.
@@aradat9671 someone get this man some grass and a friend
I lived in Iran from 1974-1979, I realized how much the US and the British messed up Iran's Democracy, for OIL.
really appreciate using US instead of America, 🗣️ AMERICA IS THE CONTINENT
Sorry, we called dibs first!
But go ahead, have the name of an Italian who drew incredibly terrible maps. (We should've gone with our second choice, Columbia...or not, another Italian and now that we know what kind of person he really was). Humph!
@@rabbit251 Sorry,Romans said urine was a cure,which means urine is a true cure.
The US is more significant than the remainder of North and South America combined.
And a country
Which US? Of Mexico?
Kinda funny, no matter which way you go, there's no confusion who you're talking about.
I went to this shop since I was staying in Ueno and visited Sensoji temple. It really felt like home even if my stay was super brief. The owner is a riot and so is the server. The server in fact has really good English, I assume she taught her daughter. 😂 The food was insanely delicious. I can’t wait to go back!
Hi Johnny. Here again, writing to ask you to make a video or video apology about the Established Titles scam and how you promoted it months ago. (Not knowing it’s a scam I’m sure) You owe that much to your audience. If this is deleted I’ll just keep posting it until you answer, cheers!
Yes, good one. LegalEagle did an episode on it pointing out it is a scam.
Johnny... This still happens even today and the fact that you don't know about this shows how behind you are in modern politics. The last two attempts were in Honduras and the DRC.
Not just the US, Western European countries gave us the blueprint for establishing and electing foreign leaders that share their interests. Practically any country attempting to nationalize within the past few centuries have been meddled with by foreign powers.
Maybe because we live in a global economy and people have never accounted for the possibility of nationalizations of assets. It would have been better if there were some sort of insurance for that, but there probably wasn’t.
The brothers Dulles. A stellar example of your observation.
Coup? Wdym their just getting freedom 🪽🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
They're*
"Turns out... . American finds out his country isn't all good and puppies for the first time, lmao.
In 2021 there was a coup that actually wasnt orchestrated by external powers. Instead, the Myanmar military took control of the country from it's democratically elected government. Ever since then, they have been terrorizing and killing thousands of civilians, especially using airstrikes (with which they could maintain plausible deniability, ex: claiming that they received intel of a rebel militia camp when really it was a refugee camp. I wish the US would actually meddle with things over here.
Agreed. The only thing worse than the US meddling in foreign countries is the US not meddling in foreign countries.
Just dig the ground, if you found a huge amount of oil US will come to the rescue
@@tochka4881 We have more then enough oil in our own land. Europe's the one that needs oil. Almost all the oil we've gotten from outside our own nation has ended up in their hands.
Thank you for pointing out this great hypocrisy.
I already watched your full length coup video but this short reminded me of how my Communist government (in Vietnam) downplayed actual protests in recent years by saying they are incited by foreign American agents. We had very good reasons to be protesting, and pretty much disregarded what the government was trying to say. But now I see why they would have some basis in saying domestic protests may be caused by foreign influence, especially from the US.
U are so right. I agreed this. Stay nueutral, deliver true news. Well done haris
Sounds pretty much on human point.
They failed their coup attempt in Hong Kong 2019. But they succeeded in Washington later that same year.
Is for a reason that the US doesn’t have the best reputation.
True
Millions os people died, starved, had horrific wars etc... Because of this.
Then which country does?
@@juancorzo5081And the alternative may have been more people dying and starving while the rest of the world does nothing.
If that's true, why are we the first country everyone calls for help 🤔?
I thought USA was good at doing coups but tried to coup a small island near its land over 600 times and failed😂
Yeah, search Operación Cóndor
US talking about morals and standing at right side of history is funny and sometime angers me that they even have audacity to say it after so much war crimes and support to dictators they gave
Your coupe video was the number one out of everything and i am pretty sure theres many more i love like how the native Americans got kicked out
The people of the Philippines did not forget.
We know what you did America.
Do you have a video on their influence in Jamaica?
United coups of states
You should include OPERATION CONDOR in your video.
Same thing with cartels and terrorists 😂
...and who are they funded by?
Where do you think the cartels get their money and guns from buddy?
Fast & Furious
The scandal, not the 15 movies 😆
Well done John.
No empire EVER lasted forever..
Yeah, Jon Pilger covered this extensively already… like over the past 30years or so.
To some extent, the US meddled in Ukraine, throwing out Yanukovych, and ultimately leading to what's happening now.
Some extent? More like they did a coup in Ukraine. Full stop.
Yes, they didn't like Russia having too much influence there and now theres absolute mayhem. The funny thing is that this costs the US taxpayers hundreds of billions but it seems to be worth it I guess
This is a ridiculous assessment of the events of 2014. The US had almost no influence on events in the country and the revolution was instead focused on Yanukovych’s last minute rejection of an EU deal and then his moronic crackdown on protestors.
Yanukovych changed course and pulled out of the free trade and association agreement. He then chose to go into exile in Russia.
Putting all that happened and saying it was the US meddling seems,imo, to negate the will of a Nation and it’s people.. as if the Ukrainians don’t have a part to play. We understand what Putin wants, but he doesn’t get to just invade and attempt to destroy Ukraine.
Ukraine is where it is today is because Russia (Putin) wants to force its will on a neighbor through war… so saying “US meddled” sounds like removing the cause for the deaths rn destruction away from what matters most and removes capacity from Ukrainians.
@@vhufeosqap There are indications that the CIA once again set up a coup. In Reality the will of the people and Geneva convention are just facades that have no actual meaning
If there's no peace between family members then when we go higher and higher in social hierarchy it's just the same.
When I get a speeding ticket, the police seem like the Big Baddies, but when some dude smacks his kids around or some guys are kicking in old ladies' doors to steal their stuff, we're all over 911 like it's our best friend. Somebody has to be in charge of this anarchy.
When the police kills people for no reason you need better police
You're TRUE journalist🎉❤
All countries have and are doing the same. Portraying that only the US does that is very biased.
He literally started by mentioning other countries who also do it
Salvador Allende died exactly 50 years ago today.
RIP
I mean Russia's meddling was the same level as Saudi Arabia or Israel even less so
We need a more detailed video of the rest of the coups
FREE 🇵🇸PALESTINE
free palestine 🇵🇸
And, it's always been about corporate and bank profits from seizing that countries resources and then imposing austerity on the people because they're now in debt. We call it "development".