#us invasion

[on-a-lucky-tide]

I am getting sick and tired of liberal feminists claiming that Israel and the US are "liberating" Iranian women with their illegal war. Shut the fuck up. The USA is not, and has never been, a force of liberation.

cw: rape of a child.

This is Abeer Qassim al-Janabi.

She was 14 when US soldiers murdered her entire family, raped her and set her on fire.

On March 12, 2006, five American soldiers walked into Abeer’s house in broad daylight. They separated Abeer and her family into two different rooms. One soldier, Steven D. Green murdered both Abeer’s parents and her younger sister, while two other soldiers “took turns” to hold the child down and rape her in the other room. Green emerged stating "I just killed them, all are dead" and proceeded to rape Abeer himself. Finally, he shot her in the head, doused her in kerosene, and set the lower part of Abeer’s body, from her stomach down to her feet, on fire. The fire spread, alerting neighours.

Green later described the crime as "awesome" and said that they (US soldiers) didn't consider Iraqis as human.

This is one of many such stories.

No woman or child has ever been liberated by American bombs.

Not in Iraq, not in Japan, not in Afghanistan, not in Vietnam, not in Korea. The US is not, and has never been, some liberating force for good. That is fucking propaganda. The US invades, steals, murders and rapes its way around the world to enrich itself. That is it. That is all. It is fucking insidious when people wield their islamophobia like a weapon to justify American war crimes.

The US behaves like every fucking Empire to ever exist, and US soldiers behave like animals because they're told they are a moral, just army. And the fucking audacity to claim that a Christian nationalist country is "liberating" women? Fuck all the way off and keep fucking off into oblivion.

Yours sincerely,

A certified USA Hater and historian of Empire.

[existennialmemes]

So. If kidnapping presidents is apparently just fair game for international politics, this sets perhaps a worrying precedent for certain wildly disliked presidents who shall remain nameless.

[villainsandvictimsalliance]

Fuck ICE. Fuck Trump. Fuck the Us terrorizing their own citizens and so many people across the world. Fuck bombing 8 countries in a year.

[redarmyscreaming]

The U.S. just invaded Venezuela, bombed its capital, and seized its president — and they’re pretending this is normal. In the early hours of January 3, 2026, the United States launched coordinated military strikes across Venezuela, including in Caracas and surrounding regions. President Nicolás Maduro and his wife were reportedly captured and flown out of the country by U.S. forces, according to President Trump.

This wasn’t a “limited action” or some kind of border enforcement — this was a military invasion.

Explosions were heard throughout the Venezuelan capital and at key military installations. Smoke was seen rising from air bases and strategic sites. Venezuela’s government immediately declared a state of emergency and condemned the attacks as “military aggression” that strikes at the very heart of its sovereignty.

Trump’s own announcement on social media claimed the United States had “successfully carried out a large-scale strike against Venezuela and its leader,” with details to come at a later press conference.

The operation was described as involving elite U.S. forces — including Delta Force — signaling this was not a quick raid on a criminal lab or a synchronized DOJ action, but a planned military assault.

Let’s strip away the euphemisms: this is invasion, not enforcement. There was no imminent threat to American soil that justified the use of force under international law.

The U.N. Charter’s Article 2(4) clearly forbids the use of force against another state’s territorial integrity or political independence unless it’s self-defense or authorized by the Security Council. There’s no evidence either condition applied here — and global reactions reflect the shock and outrage.

The administration’s own allies in Congress are already questioning the constitutional basis for this war and pointing out that they were lied to about regime change not being the agenda.

Make no mistake: the narrative that this was about “drug trafficking” or “narco-terrorism” was always a pretext. Trump’s government had been building up military presence in the Caribbean for months under what’s been called Operation Southern Spear, deploying aircraft carriers, troops, and designating Venezuelan institutions and gang networks as terrorist entities — a setup that conveniently paves the way for overt military intervention.

Venezuela sits on some of the largest proven oil reserves in the world, and its economic and geopolitical position has long made it a target of U.S. political and economic pressure.

This isn’t a secret — it’s been openly debated and speculated on by Venezuelan officials who say the U.S. wants control of their resources under the guise of law enforcement and “democracy promotion.”

Now the gloves are off. A sitting president has been removed by force. A foreign government has been targeted without international sanction. A region already weary of U.S. intervention is watching this unfold with justified fear.

This isn’t a “surgical strike,” it’s a regime change operation that tramples on international law, sets a dangerous precedent, and undermines every multilateral institution that’s supposed to prevent exactly this kind of brazen imperialism.

We should not — we cannot — sit silent while the U.S. rewrites the rules of global engagement by bombing, kidnapping, and exporting its political will. Sovereignty, justice, and international norms matter — and it’s time we demand accountability for a foreign policy that just crossed every line in the book.

[gazanarchive]

Twenty years ago on this day, the US-led ground invasion of Iraq began. Death and destruction quickly became a common sight in the country. The war caused the deaths of more than 200,000 Iraqi. Chaos and instability gripped the whole region as a result of this occupation.

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[gwydionmisha]

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[those-beautiful-giant-squids]

"Bush is criminal" (1991) mosaic at Al-Rashid Hotel by Layla al-Attar, Mohsen Tabani and Majid Tabani. Destroyed by US troops.

At the time, artist Layla was the director of Iraq's National Museum, she and her family were murdered by a north-americam missele in 1993 at their house.