A People’s Guide to the War Industry -5: Portfolio of Conflicts

A People’s Guide to the War Industry -5: Portfolio of Conflicts

Without looking at military adventurism through the lens of the corporation, analysts are bound to produce error-filled studies. For example, one analyst contended in an interview on The Real News Network, “Military force is almost never going to achieve your political aims. The Americans learned this in Vietnam. They’re learning it in Afghanistan. They’re learning…

US Troops Die for World Domination, Not Freedom

US Troops Die for World Domination, Not Freedom

Listen to a reading of this article: Vice President Kamala Harris spent the weekend under fire from Republicans, which of course means that Kamala Harris spent the weekend being criticized for the most silly, vapid reason you could possibly criticize Kamala Harris for. Apparently the likely future president tweeted “Enjoy the long weekend,” a reference…

Cebrowski Doctrine

Cebrowski Doctrine

In my book L’Effroyable imposture [1] [2], I wrote, in March, 2002, that the attacks of September 11 were aimed at making the United States accept : on the inside, a system of mass surveillance (the Patriot Act) ; and, externally, a resumption of imperial policy, about which there was no documentation at the time. Things only…

Washington Tries to Make Others to Pay the Price for its Own Military Adventures
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Washington Tries to Make Others to Pay the Price for its Own Military Adventures

After the tragedy of the Vietnam war and a defeat in Iraq, now Afghanistan is demonstrating us that the US is actually incapable of winning wars. As a matter of fact, every instance of US military aggression was triggered by the unparalleled self-confidence of American authorities, who were confident that they had the necessary military…