USA do not support military dectators than why President Bush supports General Musharraf regime in Pakistan?

Answer 1

USA never bother about democracy, It is just to pressurize the naughty leaders. What is your opinion about Arab Kingdoms, they are all best friends of US because they are obedient. Musharraf is serving US agenda in Pakistan with dedication so he is very much acceptable for US. But HAMAS and Mahmood Ahmadi Nazad are axis of evil no matter that they are elected by their people through a democratic process.

Answer 2

The USA does not support military dictators? When have the ever stopped?

Answer 3

No the US just says that. If you're willing to buy our weapons and walmarts than our government doesn't care if you hang baby heads on your walls for decoration. And make sure you don't mess with our oil supply because it will get dirty. Just ask Saddam.

Answer 4

Our government likes to paid our enemies to stab us in the back. That way the government can stab use a second time when we are not looking.

Answer 5

Better question.
if the US does not deal with terrorist.....

why does he deal with Momar Kadafi?

Answer 6

USA does support dictators, and always has, as long as something is to be made from it.

We supported Penochet, put Hussein into power, supported Castro, and several in Korea,

And then there is Latin America!!

History of U.S. Interventions in Latin America*
Location, Period, Type of Force, Comments on U.S. Role


Argentina 1890 Troops Buenos Aires interests protected

Chile 1891 Troops Marines clash with nationalist rebels

Haiti 1891 Troops Black workers revolt on U.S.-claimed Navassa Island defeated

Nicaragua 1894 Troops Month-long occupation of Bluefields

Panama 1895 Naval, troops Marines land in Colombian province

Nicaragua 1896 Troops Marines land in port of Corinto

Cuba 1898- Naval, troops Seized from Spain, U.S. still holds Navy base at Guantanamo

Puerto Rico 1898- Naval, troops Seized from Spain, occupation continues

Nicaragua 1898 Troops Marines land at port of San Juan del Sur

Nicaragua 1899 Troops Marines land at port of Bluefields

Honduras 1903 Troops Marines intervene in revolution

Dominican Republic 1903-04 Troops U.S. interests protected in Revolution

Cuba 1906-09 Troops Marines land in democratic election

Nicaragua 1907 Troops "Dollar Diplomacy" protectorate set up

Honduras 1907 Troops Marines land during war with Nicaragua

Panama 1908 Troops Marines intervene in election contest

Nicaragua 1910 Troops Marines land in Bluefields and Corinto

Honduras 1911 Troops U.S. interests protected in civil war

Cuba 1912 Troops U.S. interests protected in Havana

Panama 1912 Troops Marines land during heated election

Honduras 1912 Troops Marines protect U.S. economic interests

Nicaragua 1912-33 Troops, bombing 20-year occupation, fought guerrillas

Mexico 1913 Naval Americans evacuated during revolution

Dominican Republic 1914 Naval Fight with rebels over Santo Domingo

Mexico 1914-18 Naval, troops Series of interventions against nationalists

Haiti 1914-34 Troops, bombing 19-year occupation after revolts

Dominican Republic 1916-24 Troops 8-year Marine occupation

Cuba 1917-33 Troops Military occupation, economic protectorate

Panama 1918-20 Troops "Police duty" during unrest after elections

Honduras 1919 Troops Marines land during election campaign

Guatemala 1920 Troops 2-week intervention against unionists

Honduras 1924-25 Troops Landed twice during election strife

Panama 1925 Troops Marines suppress general strike

El Salvador 1932 Naval Warships sent during Faribundo Marti revolt

Uruguay 1947 Nuclear threat Bombers deployed as show of strength

Puerto Rico 1950 Command operation Independence rebellion crushed in Ponce

Guatemala 1954-? Command operation, bombing, nuclear threat CIA directs exile invasion and coup d'Etat after newly elected government nationalizes unused U.S.'s United Fruit Company lands; bombers based in
Nicaragua; long-term result: 200,000 murdered
Panama 1958 Troops Flag protests erupt into confrontation

Cuba 1961 Command operation CIA-directed exile invasion fails

Cuba 1962 Nuclear threat, naval Blockade during missile crisis; near-war with Soviet Union

Panama 1964 Troops Panamanians shot for urging canal's return

Dominican Republic 1965-66 Troops, bombing Marines land during election campaign

Guatemala 1966-67 Command operation Green Berets intervene against rebels

Chile 1973 Command operation CIA-backed coup ousts democratically elected Marxist president

El Salvador 1981-92 Command operation, troops Advisors, overflights aid anti-rebel war, soldiers briefly involved in hostage clash; long-term result: 75,000 murdered and destruction of popular movement

Nicaragua 1981-90 Command operation, naval CIA directs exile (Contra) invasions, plants harbor mines
against revolution; result: 50,000 murdered

Honduras 1982-90 Troops Maneuvers help build bases near borders

Grenada 1983-84 Troops, bombing Invasion four years after revolution

Bolivia 1987 Troops Army assists raids on cocaine region

Panama 1989 Troops, bombing Nationalist government ousted by 27,000 soldiers, leaders arrested, 2000+ killed

Haiti 1994- Troops, naval Blockade against military government; troops restore President Aristide to office three years after coup
Sources:

Blum, William. Killing Hope: U.S. Military and CIA Interventionism Since World War II. Monroe, Maine: Common Courage Press, 1995.

We support dictators!! Bet you never learned that in school!