The politics of empire : the US, Israel and the Middle East / by James Petras.

Author
Petras, James F., 1937- [Browse]
Format
Book
Language
English
Published/​Created
Atlanta, Ga. : Clarity Press, Inc., 2014.
Description
196 p.

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Subject(s)
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Action note
Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)
Contents
  • The changing contours of US imperial intervention in world conflicts
  • The Obama regime's military metaphysics rejects diplomatic opportunities
  • The decline of the US (and everyone else)
  • The logic behind mass spying: Empire and cyber-imperialism
  • The deeper meaning of mass spying in America
  • Fabricating terror conspiracies
  • The rise of the police state and the absence of mass opposition
  • Presidential rule by deception: The master con-man
  • The two faces of the police state: Sheltering tax evaders, financial swindlers and money launderers while policing the citizens
  • Israel buys the US Congress: Sabotaging the US-Iran peace negotiations
  • Obama with Israel and Against the World
  • Fifteen minutes an American president
  • Israel's willing executioners: AIPAC invades Washington
  • The great transformation of American Jewish charities
  • Israeli Terror: The "final solution" to the Palestinian question
  • Obama at the General Assembly: Sacrificing Palestine for campaign funds
  • Israeli Bombers: Al Qaeda's air force
  • The bloody road to Damascus: The triple alliance's war on a sovereign state
  • Saudi Arabia: A retrograde rentier dictatorship and global terrorism
  • Iran-US interim agreement: Historic breakthrough or historic sellout?
  • The assassination of Anwar Al Awlaki by Fiat
  • Oligarchs, Demagogues and Mass Revolts... Against democracy.
ISBN
9780986073106
LCCN
^^2014002494
OCLC
869589421
RCP
H - S
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