04/01/2026
In Venezuela 🇻🇪 , America captured president Maduro.
In Libya🇱🇾 , Gaddafi was executed after ditching the U.S dollar and calling for United States of Africa.
In Iraq 🇮🇶 , Saddam Hussein was wiped out for his oil reserves.
In Vietnam 🇻🇳, president Diem and his brother were executed for politics far from home.
In Iran 🇮🇷 , Muhammad Mossadegh was ousted for nationalising oil.
In Guatemala 🇬🇹, president Árbenz was removed for imposing taxes on American farms.
In Congo 🇨🇩 , prime minister Patrice Lumumba was executed for nationalising resources.
In Cuba 🇨🇺 , Che Guevara was captured and executed for his socialist policies.
In Afghanistan 🇦🇫, the U.S trained locals to fight Russians until locals became the enemies.
In Chile 🇨🇱 , president Salvador was overthrown for nationalising copper.
In Ghana 🇬🇭, Kwame Nkrumah was overthrown for cutting off western banks.
In Grenada 🇬🇩 , General Hudson was captured and given a life sentence for aligning with Russia.
Different continents. Different decades. The same pattern.
When nations try to control their own resources, write their own destiny, or challenge empire, suddenly “freedom” arrives on foreign warplanes.
So the question remains:
Is America still the hero? Or just the most powerful villain?
