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I'm a bit out of the loop, what did Henry Kissinger do?
Assuming this is in good faith.
Pretty much one of the worst pieces of shit to ever live, for which, he won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Anthony Bourdain said
What gets left out of this is how much he had to lie and scheme to do it all, which makes it worse to me. There's a lot to be said about the failings of the US military and general diplomacy throughout our history, but holy fuck.
That one guy is responsible for forcing (through deceit and other trickery) a big proportion of some of the worst atrocities our country has committed. He's seriously among the very worst people I can think of.
Fuck, I miss Anthony Bourdain.
Wow, what a piece of shit. And he won a Nobel peace prize??? Well deserved death.
No, he died peacefully of old old age. He did not get the death he deserved in a public square, drawn and quartered. I would also have settled for slow impalement.
Fun fact- the Khmer Rouge are still effectively in power in Cambodia. One of Pol Pots closest in command has been in power since forever and refuses to give it up, while gutting the country's economy for personal enrichment.
He used the world's strongest military to illegally invade, occupy, and slaughter some of the poorest people on the planet.
He played a leading role in multiple coups against democratically elected governments, replacing them with brutal violent dictators.
Millions died due to his war crimes, and he was proud of his work.
Run of the mill war crimes, sprinkled with genocide.
Just a little genocide, as a treat
The coups and innocent civilians tortured were just the side dish.
This may shed some light.
(Or maybe not, at least a bit of amusement)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SVGV6lvNTR4