China launches the Petro-Yuan to destroy the US

On March 26th, just 3 days from now, China launches the Petro-Yuan to destroy the US Dollar... When other countries have tried similar things, America destroyed them...

For those who don't know of him, Max Keiser is a former economist, now turned political commentator, a man with an almost scary level of foresight.

Of course, Americas love of destroying nations allows them not to limit themselves to enforcing the dominance of the US-Petrodollar...

“destroyed” may not be the perfect term, but many countries have been directly or indirectly damaged by the U.S. What follows is a partial list.

Nations of ex - French Indochina: Vietnam and such were nearly destroyed to preven the communist influence in the region, see vietnam war

Afghanistan suffered a badly executed American intervention, with the American-armed tribal guerrilla groups still fighting in the country. One of them is the well known Al Qaeda, for example.

Iran suffered, due to the u.s. taking down indirectly Mossadeq, which nationalized the Persian oil. The shah came, was brutal against the population and sparked the radical islamist revolution of the exiled cleric Khomeini. Iran is still in turmoil for the harsh conditions of some aspects of life under the islamic republic.

Iraq went under an American invasion, with the American presidency claiming that the country possessed weapons of mass distruction as an excuse to destabilize the region and claim some oil in the process.

Lybia also suffered the consequences of a clumsy american intervention to topple the admiral Ghaddafi in the name of freedom of democracy. various factions, including Tuareg rebels, are still battling inside the country.

cuba was also damaged, with the failed cia organized invasion of the bay of pigs, which failed but still caused deaths to a sovereign country.

on top of that, many south and meso american nations suffered the fate of chile, with democratically elected left-leaning presidents being violently brought down with heavy american support.

and if you want to count that, japan in WW2 was capitulated in great part by the US