5 March 2021

Monthly Review, Fri, 05 Mar 2021 13:03:15

On this day our choice is Jason Hirthler’s “The Sins of Empire” (https://t.co/GMzonxDbap). Sins is an alert contribution, so to give it the praise it deserves we’re maintaining it on our lists. Here we reveal ideas that are absolutely eye-opening in their understanding of the world. Before you leave our site, you’ve got to begin by reading how buyers took it. In the words of one buyer, “The Sins of Empire is an amazing book to read. As someone who doesn’t consider himself "patriotic,” reading this helped cement a great deal of the things I had already believe to be true. (By “patriotic” I mean that i don’t blindly worship the US and refuse to align myself with any political party.) You will hear that the United States is “the greatest country on Earth” and is “the land of the free and home of the brave.” but what is brave about sending our soldiers into foreign countries to seize control of things we can monetize and monopolize in the name of freedom? What is brave about creating terrorist cells in other countries as a smoke and mirror technique to remove attention away from the freedoms we are losing on a daily basis. This is not something that can be collectively blamed on one President. This is a multiparty effort to spread the American Empire across the world.“ Well, now we’re done you might as well go the whole way and get your own copy. If not, stay with us for more by subscribing for email updates.
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