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Contrary to today's news headlines, there always was a detailed plan for what would happen to postwar Iraq. But it had little do with the banners under which the American and British governments cynically marketed their invasion of Iraq - democracy, freedom and fighting terrorism. As if in a giant hostile takeover, the real intentions of the Iraqi invasion were dishonestly disguised: the wiping out of an entire culture in as short a time as possible. Within days of the occupation of Iraq began a firesale of its national assets. Everything was engineered to indenture for generations to come an already impoverished population to foreign investors, while teaching the new belief that greed is good. This scathing J'Accuse tears the veil off the hypocrisy of the actions of Tony Blair and George W. Bush. Seeing the horrific scars inflicted on a country under stress, and the deeply shocking motives for it, no reader will be able to look at the Iraqi Invasion with same eyes as before.
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Naomi Klein is an award-winning journalist and author. She is currently doing research on an in-depth analysis of the way the Bush administration exports democracy. She is a former Miliband Fellow at the London School of Economics. Three further essays were included at the suggestion of Naomi Klein. Developing the theme of Anglo-US interests in Iraq, they are by Susan Watkins, editor of the New Left Review, Bryan Mealer, correspondent for Harper’s Magazine and Walter Laqueur, co-chair of the International Research Council at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Susan Watkins is the editor of the New Left Review, Bryan Mealer, is a correspondent for Harper s Magazine and Walter Laqueur, co-chair of the International Research Council at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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- EditoreGibson Square Books Ltd
- Data di pubblicazione2005
- ISBN 10 1903933579
- ISBN 13 9781903933572
- RilegaturaCopertina flessibile
- Numero di pagine104
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Descrizione libro Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Contrary to today's news headlines, there always was a detailed plan for what would happen to postwar Iraq. But it had little do with the banners under which the American and British governments cynically marketed their invasion of Iraq - democracy, freedom and fighting terrorism. As if in a giant hostile takeover, the real intentions of the Iraqi invasion were dishonestly disguised: the wiping out of an entire culture in as short a time as possible. Within days of the occupation of Iraq began a firesale of its national assets. Everything was engineered to indenture for generations to come an already impoverished population to foreign investors, while teaching the new belief that greed is good. This scathing J'Accuse tears the veil off the hypocrisy of the actions of Tony Blair and George W. Bush. Seeing the horrific scars inflicted on a country under stress, and the deeply shocking motives for it, no reader will be able to look at the Iraqi Invasion with same eyes as before. A searing j'Accuse of the US government and the real economic plan behind the Anglo-American takeover of Iraq. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9781903933572
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