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🎙In this explosive episode of Geopolitics Demystified, we uncover the shocking 🇺🇸US-led coup in 🇧🇩Bangladesh that forced Prime Minister Hasina to flee the country. While Western media spins the narrative of a “people's uprising,“ the truth reveals a US-sponsored color revolution aimed at toppling a leader who was too close to China and Russia. Hasina's refusal to allow US military bases on Saint Martin Island sealed her fate. This development poses a significant threat to India, as the US now has the potential to pressure India from both Pakistan and the new regime in Bangladesh. As the US ambassador to India recently warned, “there is no such thing as strategic autonomy.” We dive deep into the history of American color revolutions, starting with the 1953 CIA coup in Iran, and how these tactics have evolved. Discover the role of organizations like the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) and billionaires like George Soros in orchestrating regime changes worldwide. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in understanding the sophisticated strategies behind US-led regime changes and the global implications. Don't miss this eye-opening discussion! 🎯 Episode highlights: 0:00 Introduction, warnings of regime change last year 2:15 US message to India 3:01 Why the US needs a foothold in Bay of Bengal 4:06 Why the ouster of PM Hasina is bad news for India 6:17 Iran, 1953 – First US-led color revolution 8:32 Two color revolutions in Ukraine (2004 and 2014) 10:14 Color revolution escalated into a civil war in Syria 11:12 Assassinations and blatant coups during Cold War 12:12 NED, Soros, and the new American strategy for regime changes 14:14 What is an NGO? 15:30 How the US took over Dhaka University 17:17 Who is Yunus, the new interim leader of Bangladesh? 18:15 US media and social media are pivotal tools of color revolutions and coups 19:00 Censorship and propaganda 👍 Like and subscribe to our channel on YouTube and Spotify. 🔔 Follow the host, SL Kanthan, on X (Twitter): and on Substack: #Geopolitics #BangladeshCoup #USIntervention #ColorRevolution #India #China #Russia #NationalEndowmentForDemocracy #RegimeChange #GlobalPolitics #AmericanEmpire
