Operation Big Stick

Operation Big Stick was a large-scale operation carried out by the US Military between 2005-2006.
== Overview ==
The power of the U.S. military machine vis a vis corporations was amply demonstrated during what is called the Mantoga Incident, when the Mantoga Corporation was destroyed by military effort. This took place prior to the return of free elections in 2008, during an abortive attempt to relax military government and appoint a president. On November 5, 2005, Presidential appointee Henry Jacobi was assassinated. Evidence strongly pointed to Mantoga, Inc. involvement and instigation, and on November 17, 2005, the corporation was given four hours to completely pull out of the United States of America. This ultimatum was ignored by the corporation to its sorrow. Exactly four hours after the issue of the ultimatum, Army forces moved on all Mantoga, Inc. facilities, destroying every Mantoga office with concerted air strikes (the most impressive being a pin-point attack on the Mantoga office located in a Chicago suburb; a single air-dropped burrowing bomb shattered the entire office building with the surgical precision of a planned demolition), and overrunning all storage and factory facilities with troops, armor and artillery.
The operation took twelve hours, including mopping up. lntelligence operatives and covert military direct-action units (e.g., assassins) followed up, pursuing and killing Mantoga employees and operatives who escaped the country. On April 3, 2006, Operation Big Stick was officially closed when the last Mantoga, Inc. administrator was assassinated in Bonn, Germany.
This genocidal military action has remained as an example to all corporations on American soil of what happens when the U.S. government is pushed too far. 
== References ==
Category:21st-century conflicts