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A Path to WWIII? Greg Grandin on Venezuela, Trump’s “Madman Doctrine” & More | Democracy Now!
AMY GOODMAN: Well, Greg Grandin, we want to thank you for being with us, Yale University history professor, Pulitzer Prize-winning author. His latest book, America, América: A New History of the New World. And we’ll link to your piece in The New York Times headlined “Trump’s Dated Strategy Is Putting Us on a Path to World War III.” We’ll link to you at democracynow.org.
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South American Theatre of WW3 (DJK95) | Future | Fandom
The leadership of Colombia alongside US officials, called for military support from the already activated Rio-Pact, leading the governments of most south American nations to evaluate a possible entrance into the war. Venezuelan ally Bolivia on the other hand called for a ceasefire and threatened that a US invasion of Venezuela would also mean war with Bolivia.
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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1951 ...
The US probably could count on access to Bolivian strategic materials and political support, at least from the present Bolivian administration, in the event of another world war. Again, however, a higher degree of political and economic stability and well-being would make such cooperation more certain and more effective, since domestic difficulties might well have an adverse effect on Bolivian production of strategic materials and since a successful revolution, a distinct possibility in view of the present situation of that country, conceivably might bring to office a government inclined to cooperate only grudgingly with the US.
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r/stupidquestions on Reddit: Are we inching toward World War Three, or already in it and it just hasn’t been named yet?
Not only is War ever present, it’s the same one, or the same ones, since the beginning of human history, us vs them, in vs out, god A vs god B. We wage war over resources, ideologies, pride and jealousy, intelligence and ignorance, it’s a fundamental human propensity to wage war. There’s no real sign of this ever stopping, but it is true that they are trending in a direction of fewer and fewer deaths on average over time.
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r/TrueUnpopularOpinion on Reddit: Is the world drawn into world war 3? The inevitable is going to happen.
Not only is it not WW3, it’s hard to even call this a war. The Islamic Regime leadership is getting obliterated, picked off every day. Their new supreme leader is either a vegetable or dead and they have to cover it up. ... I would say what is happening is quite the opposite. ... World 3 already started, it start in 2014 when Russia invaded Crimea.
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Yale Historian Warns Trump Is Putting US on Path to World War III | Common Dreams
As evidence, he pointed to the Trump White House's recently published National Security Strategy that called for reviving the so-called Monroe Doctrine that in the past was used to justify US imperial aggression throughout Latin America, and that the Trump administration is using to justify its own military adventures in the region. Among other things, Grandin said that the Trump administration has been carrying out military strikes against purported drug smuggling boats in the Caribbean and the Pacific Ocean, and has also been "meddling in the internal politics of Brazil, Argentina, and Honduras, issuing scattershot threats against Colombia and Mexico, menacing Cuba and Nicaragua, increasing its influence over the Panama Canal, and seizing an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela."
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