And who poses the real threat to world peace here?
And who poses the real threat to world peace here?
And who poses the real threat to world peace here?
...That policy which pretends to aspire to peace but unerringly generates war, the policy of continual preparation for war, the policy of meddlesome interventionism. There was no corner of the known world where some interest was not alleged to be in danger or under actual attack. If the interests were not Roman, they were those of Rome’s allies; and if Rome had no allies, then allies would be invented. When it was utterly impossible to contrive such an interest — why, then it was the national honor that had been insulted. The fight was always invested with an aura of legality. Rome was always being attacked by evil-minded neighbors, always fighting for a breathing space. The whole world was pervaded by a host of enemies, and it was manifestly Rome’s duty to guard against their indubitably aggressive designs
Shoutout to the 46 troops in Peru
I am legitimately curious what 46 troops over 2 bases are accomplishing. I mean, obviously nothing but I wonder what they are supposed to accomplish.
Is it just so CIA assets have staging grounds in south america?
I'm also wondering what the ~50,000 people in Japan are doing all day.
Yes. They likely provide plausible deniability for CIA activities. That, or it’s field training for the material taught at the school of the Americas, and/or liaisons with cartels
Is it just so CIA assets have staging grounds in south america?
this sounds the most likely, they did this all the time during the cold war
That's where we get our cocaine.
It's most likely a joint drug taskforce.
EDIT: Actually, I think most of these are troops deployed on United Nations peacekeeping assignments. Thats the only way Japan makes sense. Nevermind, this is US troop deployments.
United States of Wars
That's where we get our sadness.
guantanamo bay has the torture number
That's where we get our rocks off.
Damn, must be a party in Peru.
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okay who has the jakarta method and killing hope links
You just gave me two more books to read!
I don’t understand why there are foreign military bases in other countries. Do they serve a purpose other than imperialism? Do they act like embassies for visitors? It just seems very odd to me.
it's just colonialism
So you see, as someone with a heart and soul I view using the military for purposes such as securing minerals and raw materials as a huge waste and downright stupid. Wouldn’t diplomats and form of “Soft Power” be better suited for this area?
When it comes to what military bases are used for in other parts of the world, specifically for preparing war against China and escalations with Russia, I have no real alternative except maybe just don’t do that. Take your troops back home and leave everyone alone. It’s naive and maybe juvenile but so is putting basses around the world to provoke violence.
One of the most frustrating things as a communist is seeing so many resources that could be used for common good being devoted to fucking colonialism
It’s unfortunate people still buy into the whole “fighting for your freedom” thing.
Is this complete? I would be sure it was a base in Colombia.
No, the map was selected highlights (doesn’t add to 750 if you look at numbers even approximately)