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Britain asked the US to do the regime change in Iran. Don't complain if you hook your child on that drug.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1953_Iranian_coup_d%27%C3%A9tat
Who said anything about Britain?
Who's the father if the EU is the mother?
Britain is the kids that ran away... (One to Australia, one to the USA, ...)
TIL Britain is the Babadook
The US was already doing regime change long before that, it just wasn't using the CIA to do it (because the CIA didn't exist). I'd personally give them a pass for kicking Maximilian I out of Mexico because that was effectively just undoing France's earlier regime change, but they got involved in Samoa and Hawai'i before the 19th century was done.
Britain is, of course, not innocent here. We're absolutely responsible for fucking Iran up, amongst many other things. We just weren't the ones that got the US started on the same habits
You mean like Britain did for 300+ years, around the world?
Yes