America's Dark History of Foreign Interventions | What They Won't Teach You

Описание: Settle in tonight with a historical sleep story crafted to quiet your mind and guide you gently into peaceful slumber. This 3-hour documentary combines the comforting sounds of a crackling fireplace with thoughtful narration, exploring the complex story of American interventions and pivotal Cold War moments. Delve into hidden truths behind CIA covert operations, discover regime change events in Guatemala and Chile, and reflect on remarkable episodes from the Bay of Pigs to Operation Condor, all accompanied by the warm ambience of flickering flames. Trace the evolution of US foreign policy from the Monroe Doctrine through to Trump's Venezuela operation, examine the human toll of proxy conflicts in Nicaragua and El Salvador, and learn about military dictatorships that shaped Latin America. Explore Korean War bombing strategies, Vietnam War consequences, and Indonesia's overlooked genocide of 1965, all while relaxing to soothing fireplace audio. Review declassified documents exposing government overthrows, controversial training programmes at the School of the Americas, and the Iran-Contra scandal involving Nicaraguan rebel funding. Perfect for sleep meditation, evening unwinding, educational listening, or drifting off peacefully, the dark screen backdrop creates an ideal environment for uninterrupted rest. Allow the calming fireplace crackle and carefully researched historical accounts covering American empire building, counterinsurgency campaigns, political eliminations, economic pressure tactics, hemispheric control, United Fruit Company influence, Operation Ajax in Iran, Pentagon Papers disclosures, Church Committee findings, and the full trajectory from the banana republic era to contemporary interventions to carry you into tranquil sleep while deepening your knowledge of geopolitics, global affairs, military chronicles, and the verified impact of superpower actions across more than one hundred years of history.
Settle in tonight with a historical sleep story crafted to quiet your mind and guide you gently into peaceful slumber. This 3 hour documentary combines the comforting sounds of a crackling fireplace with thoughtful narration, exploring the complex story of American interventions and pivotal Cold War moments. Delve into hidden truths behind CIA covert operations, discover regime change events in Guatemala and Chile, and reflect on remarkable episodes from the Bay of Pigs to Operation Condor, all accompanied by the warm ambience of flickering flames. Trace the evolution of US foreign policy from the Monroe Doctrine through to Trump's Venezuela operation, examine the human toll of proxy conflicts in Nicaragua and El Salvador, and learn about military dictatorships that shaped Latin America. Explore Korean War bombing strategies, Vietnam War consequences, and Indonesia's overlooked genocide of 1965, all while relaxing to soothing fireplace audio. Review declassified documents exposing government overthrows, controversial training programs at the School of the Americas, and the Iran-Contra scandal involving Nicaraguan rebel funding. Perfect for sleep meditation, evening unwinding, educational listening, or drifting off peacefully, the dark screen backdrop creates an ideal environment for uninterrupted rest. Allow the calming fireplace crackle and carefully researched historical accounts covering American empire building, counterinsurgency campaigns, political eliminations, economic pressure tactics, hemispheric control, United Fruit Company influence, Operation Ajax in Iran, Pentagon Papers disclosures, Church Committee findings, and the full trajectory from the banana republic era to contemporary interventions to carry you into tranquil sleep while deepening your knowledge of geopolitics, global affairs, military chronicles, and the verified impact of superpower actions across more than one hundred years of history.