AMERICA’S ‘HIT LIST’ 7 COUNTRIES IN 5 YEARS

The US plan to "take out" seven countries in five years, as revealed by retired General Wesley Clark, exposed the blueprint of American "security."

While the US portrays itself as a global stabiliser, the reality for Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran has been decades of engineered chaos.

After Iraq was invaded on the lie of Weapons of Mass Destruction, ISIS was birthed, who then spread their terror into Syria, where the US poured billions into "rebels" that would fuel a decade-long war. Today, the White House hosts Syria’s President Ahmed Al-Sharaa, a man once on the CIA’s terrorist list.

In Lebanon, the US backed Israel's 2006 invasion before sanctions triggered the 2019 financial collapse that wiped out the life savings of millions of Lebanese.

Libya was decimated from Africa's most prosperous nation to a fractured land rife with militias following the 2011 NATO intervention that k*lled pan-African icon Muammar Gadaffi, which turned Libya into a regional playground for US allies like the UAE.

In Sudan, the US coerced the secession of South Sudan, creating two states locked in persistent internal conflict. Today, Washington's ally - the UAE - sponsors the g*nocidal campaigns of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia.

Somalia's sovereignty was sabotaged by the 2006 US-backed Ethiopian invasion, leaving a power vacuum that paved the way for al-Shabaab's rise.

Iran was heavily sanctioned, with the goal of pushing citizens to rise up and overthrow their own government. When this strategy failed, the US and Israel escalated their aggression against Iran, including assassinations, attacks on infrastructure, and unilateral military actions. More attacks seem to be on the horizon.

These seven cases reflect how the US has systematically destabilised nations under the guise of a "War on Terror," yet the result has been a self-fulfilling prophecy where state collapse and imperial meddling have birthed even more terror.