Stephen Kinzer’s ‘The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles, and Their Secret World War’
Kinzer’s The Brothers is an excellent source of information concerning the development of U.S. foreign policy during the Twentieth Century.
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Review: ‘The Incubus of Intervention: Conflicting Indonesia Strategies of John F. Kennedy and Allen Dulles”
The Incubus of Intervention stands alone as a well written, clearly detailed and intriguing reassessment of historical events in and around Indonesia.
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‘The Dispensable Nation: American Foreign Policy in Retreat’ – Book Review
Works such as The Dispensable Nation simply highlight the arrogance and hubris of an empire in decline.
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Book Review: Cockburn’s ‘The Rise of Islamic State’
The Rise of Islamic State is a worthy read, clearly defining the major roles and events of this long-developing story.
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Canada Leaps into the Empire of Chaos
The neocons, and the rest of Canada, are waiting until April to see what overall effect this chaos will have.
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Review of James Risen’s ‘Pay Any Price: Greed, Power and Endless War’
“Pay Any Price” is an enlightening read the repercussions that the global war on terror and its associated power, greed, and secrecy has had on our daily lives.
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Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird’s lies about Russia
The mainstream media’s complicity and willingness to be the servant of the state and its propaganda is staggering.
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Stephen Harper on Economy, Climate Change, and Foreign Affairs
Canada has been the yappy little terrier trying to front run the U.S. imperial hegemon
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Empire of Chaos: The Roving Eye Collection – Book Review
Empire of Chaos is an essential and entertaining if severe read that will bring you up to date on the actual impacts of U.S. geopolitical policy.
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NATO’s General Breedlove on the Long War
Russia-Ukraine and Syria-ISIS are not separate sets of incidents but are fully entwined within U.S. drives towards global hegemony.
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