Dreaming war : blood for oil and the Cheney-Bush junta
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Dreaming war : blood for oil and the Cheney-Bush junta
Thunder's Mouth Press/Nation Books, c2002
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Some of the essays were previously published in publications such as The nation, Times literary supplement, Newsweek, and Vanity fair
収録内容
- Democratic vistas
- Goat song : unanswered questions before, during, after 9/11
- Menandering toward Armageddon
- Three lies to rule by
- Japanese intentions in the Second World War
- How we missed the Saturday dance
- The last empire
- In the lair of the octopus
- Mickey Mouse, historian
- With extreme prejudice
- The Union of the State
- The last defender of the American republic? : an interview with Gore Vidal / by Marc Cooper
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When Gore Vidal's recent New York Times bestseller Perpetual War for Perpetual Peace was published, the Los Angeles Times described Vidal as the last defender of the American republic. In Dreaming War, Vidal continues this defense by confronting the Cheney-Bush junta head on in a series of devastating essays that demolish the lies American Empire lives by, unveiling a counter-history that traces the origins of America's current imperial ambitions to the experience of World War Two and the post-war Truman doctrine. And now, with the Cheney-Bush leading us into permanent war, Vidal asks whose interests are served by this doctrine of pre-emptive war? Was Afghanistan turned to rubble to avenge the 3,000 slaughtered on September 11? Or was "the unlovely Osama chosen on aesthetic grounds to be the frightening logo for our long contemplated invasion and conquest of Afghanistan?" After all he was abruptly replaced with Saddam Hussein once the Taliban were overthrown. And while "evidence" is now being invented to connect Saddam with 9/11, the current administration are not helped by "stories in the U.S. press about the vast oil wealth of Iraq which must- for the sake of the free world- be reassigned to U.
S. consortiums."
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