America Bombed This Country Every 8 Minutes for 9 Years And Hid It From Everyone Is Here To Stay. Here's Why
Take a second and picture this. You're sitting in a history class. Your teacher rolls out a world map and points to Europe and East Asia. Those, he says, are the biggest battlegrounds in human history. London bombed night after night, Berlin reduced to rubble, Tokyo burned to the ground. You've been taught your whole life that those cities represent the absolute peak of aerial destruction, the worst things humans have ever done to each other from the sky. But what if your teacher had it wrong? What if the most heavily bombed country in history, per capita, wasn't London, wasn't Berlin, and wasn't Tokyo? What if it was a small, landlocked nation in Southeast Asia called Laos? A country surrounded by mountains, with no coastline, and at the time, a country that had officially declared itself neutral, staying out of everyone else's war. And what if bombs fell on that country every eight minutes, around the clock, for nine straight years, day and night, rain or shi...