The 1980s. A time of iconic pop culture, but also a period marked by complex geopolitical struggles and controversial foreign policy decisions under President Ronald Reagan. This video delves into the lesser-known aspects of the Reagan years, exploring the murky world of US-backed death squads, covert operations, and proxy wars from Central America to Afghanistan. We examine the Reagan Doctrine, its impact on countries like El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Guatemala, and the long-term consequences of these interventions. We also discuss the nuclear buildup under Reagan, the invasion of Grenada, and the complicated relationship with the Soviet Union. Was Reagan a Cold War hero who brought down the Soviet empire, or did his policies create more problems than they solved? Join us for a deep dive into this critical period of American history and leave your thoughts in the comments!
Death Squads & Democracy: The Reagan Doctrine | The Untold History of The United States | O. Stone
Nov 19, 2024

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