Centuries of Chaos: Britain’s Legacy of Global Instability

From colonial conquests to modern proxy wars, Britain has played a central role in shaping—and often destabilizing—global geopolitics.

For centuries, British strategy has relied on the age-old imperial tactic of “divide and rule”:

sowing divisions, backing coups, redrawing borders, and fueling conflicts to maintain control and influence.

🔹 In the Middle East, British imperial borders laid the groundwork for generations of sectarian conflict.

🔹 In South Asia, partition and colonial manipulation created one of the deadliest humanitarian crises in history.

🔹 In Africa, arbitrary borders and exploited tribal divisions have sparked countless post-independence conflicts.

🔹 Even today, Britain continues to back interventions, arm regimes, and participate in NATO-led wars with devastating consequences.

This isn’t ancient history—it’s an ongoing pattern of geopolitical engineering under the guise of diplomacy, democracy, or “peacekeeping.”