The US has a long standing tradition of trying to incite all of South America into attacking the US head on, so the US can promptly pillage Cuba and South America in general and say "See, they attacked us first, so we're going to take all their resources anyway. If the rest of the world doesn't mind."CanadianElite said:
The only reason you ever hear US officials or the media accusing any region south of the US of 'threats' is because no region wants to accept their super-corrupt corporate deals, like with the recent genetically modified corn importing from the US; Corporate America establishes a position in S.A. and then promptly takes everything. They're selling corn so cheap in Mexico because they can produce so g.d. much that Mexico has nearly no corn industry now. Then they started importing laid-off Mexican farmers to come work for cheap wages. Corporate pillaging.
The only way America can "justify" an 'attack' anywhere South is to continue to prod their leaders. Doing supposed "black op assassinations" to make the leaders paranoid and ridiculously nervous of the US tends to do the trick. If they wanted Castro dead, he would have been dead, period.
When a southern region stops playing ball with corporate America, the US immediately starts manipulating confrontations.
Try to picture a dirty cop poking someone in the chest until he swings, so the cops have an 'excuse' to play rough.. and you will get the idea.
