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Wars provoked by Deep State (view source)
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At least ten major wars were provoked by the [[Deep State]]:
At least ten major wars were provoked by the [[Deep State]]:
*[[World War I]]
*the [[Korean War]]
*the [[Korean War]]
*the [[Vietnam War]]
*the [[Vietnam War]]
When the Bushes got the [[United States]] involved in the Iraq Wars and Afghanistan, this was the first time since [[William McKinley]] that a Republican Party administration got the United States involved in major armed conflicts. Republicans [[Dwight Eisenhower]] and [[Richard Nixon]] won two terms by pledging withdrawal from no-win wars in Korea and Vietnam, with three out of four landslide victories except for 1968.
When the Bushes got the [[United States]] involved in the Iraq Wars and Afghanistan, this was the first time since [[William McKinley]] that a Republican Party administration got the United States involved in major armed conflicts. Republicans [[Dwight Eisenhower]] and [[Richard Nixon]] won two terms by pledging withdrawal from no-win wars in Korea and Vietnam, with three out of four landslide victories except for 1968.
==World War I==
The Lusitania was sunk with some US passengers, but Germany said that there was weapons on it, and later proven right. As for the Zimmermann Telegram to Mexico, it said "IF" the US attacks us and you help, we will help you in turn." In [[February Revolution]], [[Czar Nicholas II]] was succeeded by Georgy Lvov and later President [[Alexander Kerensky]]. Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution by Anthony C. Sutton documents records from the US state department how the United States back the second Russian Revolution. Wilson bribed Kerensky to stay in World War I, and even gave [[Leon Trotsky]] a passport to go to Russia. During the Russian Civil War, the foreign allies fought the Reds a few times during land grab attempts while giving the whites little assistance (a small faction of the whites supported restoration of the monarchy). At the Treaty of Versailles, the principle of self-determination was only applied to the losers of World War I.
== Korean War ==
== Korean War ==