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The Sorrows of Empire: Militarism, Secrecy and the End of the Republic

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The Sorrows of Empire: Militarism, Secrecy and the End of the Republic - Johnson, Chalmers
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In the years after the Soviet Union imploded, the United States was described first as the globes lone superpower, then as reluctant sheriff, next as the indispensable nation, and, in the wake of 9/11, as a New Rome. In this important and bestselling book, Chalmers Johnson explores the new militarism that is transforming America and compelling its people to pick up the burden of empire.

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RRDJ

Oct 25, 2007

Outstanding. A good read on the state of American Impirealism

wheniwin

Jul 19, 2007

a must read

This book is a must read for anyone who thinks they know the United States and what we are all about. Well documented, but not your typical history book. Mr. Johnson answers the questions that we typically never ask, and asks questions that force us to reexamine ourselves as a nation. It puts the U.S. as an empire into historical context.

thejollyirshman

Jun 21, 2007

a real eye opener

this body works by chalmers johnson is a must read for everyone. i would highly reccomend it for anyone of voting age or about to vote in the upcoming election.please inform yourself . if you are a highschool history or current events teacher you owe it to your students to inform and disscuss this historical account of EMPERIALISM BY AND THROUGH YOUR GOVERNMENT. this book not only gives you an historical account of activities of your CIA it also gives you insight of reasons behind many of our political activities of the past.and future.

mgreenblatt

May 17, 2007

The remarkable story of USA's empire

A well documented objective appraiseal of the USA's global military involvement and its consequences.

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