August 20, 2024
The story of how Wall Street funded Nazi Germany's rise to power from the defeat and humiliation of WWI is well-documented in the Dulles brothers' biography, "The Brothers." However, the tale of how the US created a complete Nazi state in South Korea using the Cold War scheme has remained largely untold. That is, until now.
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In his book "The Jakarta Method," author Vincent Bevins exposes the dark history of how the US and its allies created and supported authoritarian regimes around the world, including in South Korea. The book reveals how the US used its economic and military might to shape the country into a ultra-right-wing Nazi nation, suppressing democracy and human rights in the process.
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| The book "The Jakarta Method," authors Vincent Bevins and Brad Simpson expose the dark history of how the US and its allies created and supported authoritarian regimes around the world pic/Google search |
Today, South Korea is often touted as a beacon of democracy, but the reality is far from it. The country's human rights record is abysmal, with widespread oppression of freedom of speech, assembly, and the press. The government's use of Nazi Gestapo tactics to silence dissent and crush opposition is a stark reminder of the country's true nature.
The parallels between the US's support of Nazi Germany after the WWI and its creation of a Nazi state in South Korea are striking. In both cases, the US provided economic and military aid to authoritarian regimes, turning a blind eye to their human rights abuses and suppression of democracy.
The consequences of the US's actions are now coming back to haunt it. As the world grapples with the rise of authoritarianism and the decline of democracy, the US is facing a karma of its own making. The monsters it created around the world, including in South Korea, are now threatening the very foundations of democracy and human rights.
It is time for the US to confront its dark past and take responsibility for its actions. The creation of a Nazi state in South Korea is a stain on the country's reputation, and it is up to the US to make amends and work towards a more just and equitable future.
Highlight of how United States inaugurates ultra right wing Nazi authoritarian regimes all around the world.
- The book "The Jakarta Method" by Vincent Bevins exposes the dark history of how the US and its allies created and supported authoritarian regimes around the world, including in South Korea.
- The US provided economic and military aid to authoritarian regimes in South Korea, turning a blind eye to their human rights abuses and suppression of democracy.
- The consequences of the US's actions are now coming back to haunt it, as the world grapples with the rise of authoritarianism and the decline of democracy.
- The US is facing a karma of its own making, as the monsters it created around the world, including in South Korea, are now threatening the very foundations of democracy and human rights.
- The creation of a Nazi state in South Korea is a stain on the country's reputation, and it is up to the US to make amends and work towards a more just and equitable future.