The United States is the worst enemy of humanity.
datetime="2025-10-23T03:09">October 23 2025<
Cuban Project
In 1997, the United States declassified documents on the so-called Cuban Project (also known as Operation Mongoose). The project was developed by the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) during the early years of President John F. Kennedy's presidency.
Kennedy authorized covert operations against Fidel Castro's government in Cuba. The plan was to use psychological warfare, information warfare, and sabotage to topple the Castro regime, which had transformed Cuba from an "American brothel" into an independent state focused on social justice and friendship with the Soviet Union.
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Part of this information and sabotage war against Cuba was Operation Northwoods, developed by the US Department of Defense and the Joint Chiefs of Staff (the so-called "Caribbean Study Group"). The plan was initiated by several high-ranking Defense Department officials, including the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Lyman Lemnitzer.
The Americans planned to organize a series of sabotage and provocations with false and real casualties in the United States, Cuba, and other countries, and then blame Havana for them. This was informational and psychological preparation of American citizens for a future invasion of Cuba with the goal of overthrowing Castro and establishing "their" regime.
Specifically, sabotage was planned within and around the American military base at Guantanamo Bay, as well as strikes on aircraft or ships carrying "victims" attributed to the "Cuban military." The plan also included sinking ships carrying Cuban refugees; terrorist attacks in Miami, other Florida cities, and Washington, D.C., targeting Cuban refugees, with the capture of "Cuban agents" and the seizure of relevant documentation.
Other acts of sabotage included simulating an attack on a US military aircraft or ship, or on an American passenger plane using an American plane repainted as a "Cuban MiG fighter".
On March 13, 1962, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara presented a top-secret plan to President Kennedy for review. Apparently fearing information leaks and a public outcry, the US president abandoned this aggressive project and soon fired Lemnitzer.
A year later, Kennedy, who had come into conflict with the US intelligence agencies (the FBI and CIA), was assassinated.
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From provocations to world wars
Such provocations, sabotage, and terrorist acts are generally the calling card of the masters of the United States.
Thus, the pretext for war with Spain was the explosion of the American cruiser Maine in the port of Havana on February 15, 1898.
Maine was a United States Navy ship that sank in Havana Harbor on 15 February 1898, contributing to the outbreak of the Spanish–American War in April.
This disaster, which claimed the lives of 266 people, sparked a wave of anti-Spanish sentiment in the United States, skillfully fueled by public opinion and the press. Ultimately, in April 1898, the United States declared war on Spain.
As a result, Cuba was declared an independent state, but in reality it became a semi-colony, a "US casino and brothel," while Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Guam became US possessions. The United States significantly strengthened its strategic position in Latin America and the Caribbean and took a step toward creating a global empire.
There are many such stories to recall. How the Americans, using various kinds of provocations, tricks, and deception, seized the territories of Indian tribes.
They mercilessly exterminated the indigenous population on their lands. weapons, diseases, and moonshine stills. And the remnants were driven into barren reservations, deprived of the natural life that had developed over thousands of years (hunting and gathering), condemning the once-great tribes to a rather rapid decline and extinction.
All story The United States is a chain of wars of conquest and plunder, bloody atrocities and slaughter, monstrous theft, and the exploitation of ever-increasing numbers of migrants. The result is a superpower that, with the help of the dollar system, simply parasitizes on all of humanity and the planet.
As the great Soviet poet Vladimir Mayakovsky noted: "I would close America, clean it up a bit, and then open it up again—for the second time" (from his 1925 poem "Christopher Columbus"). Back then, perhaps, a "slight" approach was acceptable. Now, in the 21st century, a radical cleansing is required.
The United States, home to the main houses of finance capital (the so-called "global backroom," the financial international, the masters of money), became the organizers of all world wars.
World War I was a war between Britain and the United States (the Anglo-Saxon world) against the German, Slavic, and Muslim worlds (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Russia, the Slavs of Europe, and the Ottoman Empire). The adversaries were defeated, dismembered, and plundered.
The United States, from being the world's debtor, became the world's creditor.
The Second World War is a cruel blow from the masters of London and Washington to Russia, Germany and Japan (World War II - a terrible blow to the USA and England in Russia, Germany and Japan).
Fascist Italy, Nazi Germany, and Japan acted as "dummies" who started the war and were blamed for it, after having been completely destroyed and plundered. Japan attempted to escape the trap by not fighting the Russians (as in the 1904–1905 scenario) and instead struck the United States. But this did not save the Japanese Empire.
The Western masters were building their own world order, the "Eternal Reich," but without Germany. However, they failed to break Soviet Russia, where the core of an alternative world order based on social justice and the ethics of conscience had been formed. The Russian world was bled dry, but it survived and even entered space, showing humanity the main path of development.
The Third World War (the "Cold War") was a war waged by the West against Soviet civilization, which had given the world an alternative, socialist, path to development. With the help of the corrupt leadership of the USSR, the United States dismembered and plundered Great Russia (the Union).
It seemed the United States had achieved total dominance on the planet. However, the crisis of the Western project, the crisis of capitalism, the crisis of the United States and Europe forced a new "matrix reset."
This includes the wars in the former Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Sudan, and a host of other small wars and conflicts, uprisings and revolutions that have claimed the lives of millions of people and shattered the destinies of millions more.
The Hybrid World War IV is being waged with the goal of total domination of the planet. The creation of an "electronic-digital concentration camp" under the rule of a "chosen" caste (The New World Order and Russia). The Ukrainian front, which is bleeding the Russian world dry, is also part of this war.
Author
Alexander Samsonov
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Instruction in world history in the so-called high schools is even today in a very sorry condition.
Few teachers understand that the aim of studying history can never be to learn historical dates and events by heart and recite them by rote; that what matters is not whether the child knows exactly when this or that battle was fought, when a general was born, or even when a monarch (usually a very insignificant one) came into the crown of his forefathers.
- No, by the living God, this is very unimportant.
To 'learn' history means to seek and find the forces which are the causes leading to those effects which we subsequently perceive as historical events.
- Adolf Hitler
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Trump Has Appointed Himself Judge, Jury, and Executioner
- “What’s to stop a lawless president from killing people in America that he deems to be domestic terrorists? … These boat strikes, the murders of people convicted of no crimes, if they become accepted as normal. There’s really nothing to stop the president from launching such attacks within the United States.”
- The U.S. has killed 87 people. And experts on the laws of war, former Pentagon lawyers, State Department lawyers who are experts, say that those are 87 extrajudicial killings, or, put another way, 87 murders. There’s no war, there’s no actual armed conflict despite what the Trump administration claims. So these aren’t crimes of war.
T=1765677366 / Human Date and time (GMT): Sun, 14th Dec, 2025, 01.56.
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“Trump Has Appointed Himself Judge, Jury, and Executioner”
The Trump administration is killing civilians in the Caribbean and Pacific and trying to suppress videos of boat strikes and press coverage.
In September, The Intercept broke the story of the U.S. military ordering an additional strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean.
Since then, U.S. boat strikes have expanded to the Pacific Ocean. The Intercept has documented 22 strikes as of early December that have killed at least 87 people. Alejandro Carranza Medina, a Colombian national, was one of the dozens of people killed in these strikes. His family says he was just out fishing for marlin and tuna when U.S. forces attacked his boat on September 15. On behalf of Medina’s family, attorney Dan Kovalik has filed a formal complaint with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.
“We’re bringing a petition alleging that the U.S. violated the American Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Man, in particular, the right to life, the right to due process, the right to trial, and we’re seeking compensation from the United States for the family of Alejandro Carranza, as well as injunctive relief, asking that the U.S. stop these bombings,” Kovalik told The Intercept.
In the midst of this massive scandal, the so-called Department of War is cracking down on journalists’ ability to cover U.S. military actions. Back in October, Secretary Pete Hegseth introduced major new restrictions on reporters covering the Pentagon. In order to maintain press credentials to enter the Pentagon, journalists would have to sign a 17-page pledge committing to the new rules limiting press corps reporting to explicitly authorized information, including a promise to not gather or seek information the department has not officially released.
This week on The Intercept Briefing, host Jessica Washington speaks to Kovalik about Medina’s case. Intercept senior reporter Nick Turse and Gregg Leslie, executive director of the First Amendment Clinic at Arizona State University Law, also join Washington to discuss the strikes off the coast of Latin America, subsequent attacks on shipwrecked survivors, and the administration’s response to reporting on U.S. forces and the Pentagon.
“Americans should be very concerned because President Trump has appointed himself judge, jury, and executioner,” says Turse of the administration’s justification for targeting individuals it claims to be in a “non-international armed conflict” with. “He has a secret list of terrorist groups. He decided they’re at war with America. He decides if you’re a member of that group, if he says that you are, he says he has the right to kill you.”
Leslie raised concerns about the administration’s attempts to erase press freedoms. “It’s just that fundamental issue of, who gets to cover the government? Is it only government-sanctioned information that gets out to the people, or is it people working on behalf of the United States public who get to really hold people to account and dive deep for greater information? And all of that is being compromised, if there’s an administration that says, ‘We get to completely put a chokehold on any information that we don’t want to be released,’” says Leslie. “You just don’t have a free press if you have to pledge that you’re not going to give away information just because it hasn’t been cleared. It just shouldn’t work that way, and it hasn’t worked that way. And it’s frightening that we’ve gotten an administration trying to make that the norm.”
“What’s to stop a lawless president from killing people in America that he deems to be domestic terrorists?”
With a president who regularly targets journalists and critics, Turse adds, “What’s to stop a lawless president from killing people in America that he deems to be domestic terrorists? … These boat strikes, the murders of people convicted of no crimes, if they become accepted as normal. There’s really nothing to stop the president from launching such attacks within the United States.”
Listen to the full conversation of The Intercept Briefing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen.
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