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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsRemember When the United States Controlled Puppet Governments?
Vietnam, Iran, Chile, Panama, the Philippines, Laos, Nicaragua, Haiti and on and on.
I guess it's our turn to see how it feels with a puppet controlled by a foreign government as the head of state.
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Remember When the United States Controlled Puppet Governments? (Original Post)
louis c
Feb 2019
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Puppet Governments don't have elections where the opposition wins back political power
brooklynite
Feb 2019
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brooklynite
(94,607 posts)1. Puppet Governments don't have elections where the opposition wins back political power
louis c
(8,652 posts)3. Has that happened yet?
louis c
(8,652 posts)5. The midterms are all well in good
but the head of state and commander in chief of this country is still a puppet of an adversarial foreign government.
VOX
(22,976 posts)2. It's notable that overall, every country that the U.S. screwed with...
Turned out the worse for it. I can think of no exceptions.
pecosbob
(7,541 posts)6. I'll just drop this link and split...