| Bush Senior’s Pedophilic Rapes | 9/11 and Afghanistan | Tyranny |
| Skull & Bones | Bush’s Record | Vaguely Related |
| Cocaine Use | Corruption and Lies | John Kerry |
| Elections | Iraq War | Links |
| Bushisms | Torture |
| The Evolution Of Cooperation by Robert Axelrod | Murder in Dealy Plaza by James Fetzer | Inside the Kingdom: My Life in Saudi Arabia by Carmen bin Ladin |
| Navigating a New World by Lloyd Axworthy | Pity the Nation by Robert Fisk | This Perfect Day by Ira Levin |
| Blue Gold by Maude Barlow | Culture of Fear by Barry Glassner | The Allure Of Toxic Leaders by Jean Lipman-Blumen |
| Blinded by the Right by David Brock | The Assault on Reason by Al Gore | The Audacity of Hope by Barack Obama |
| The Lessons Of Terror by Caleb Carr | A Higher Form Of Killing by Robert Harris and Jeremy Paxman | Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins |
| Manufacturing Consent by Noam Chomsky | Unequal Protection by Thom Hartmann | The American Presidency by Gore Vidal |
| Blood Rites by Barbara Ehrenreich | The Trial Of Henry Kissinger by Christopher Hitchens | Ultimate Sacrifice by Lamar Waldron and Thom Hartmann |
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recommend book⇒The Evolution Of Cooperation | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-465-02121-5 | 978-0-465-02122-2 | |
| ISBN10: | 0-465-02121-2 | 0-465-02122-0 | |
| publisher: | Basic | ||
| published: | 1985-08 | ||
| by: | Robert Axelrod | ||
| The science of cooperation. How cooperation develops among the selfish and even between warring parties. The key is long term association with the same group. Not all cooperation is good. Oligopolies form by the same mechanism. It explains why strict tit for tat is a sound strategy. It is about the mathematics/strategies that generate revenge spirals and spirals of co-operation. Somebody must have read this book when Britain decided to stop taking two eyes for every eye in Northern Ireland, which eventually lead to bringing terrorism under control. | |||
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recommend book⇒Navigating a New World : Canada’s Global Future | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-676-97464-5 | 978-0-676-97463-8 | |
| ISBN10: | 0-676-97464-3 | 0-676-97463-5 | |
| publisher: | Vintage Canada | ||
| published: | 2004-08-03 | ||
| by: | Lloyd Axworthy | ||
| Axworthy is a former federal Canadian cabinet minister, Nobel prize nominee, and now is head of the University of Winnipeg. He called for an international criminal court, brokered a ban on landmines and drew international attention to the plight of war-affected children. He talks about Canada’s international future creating a just world. Axworthy really gave Condoleezza Rice a piece of Canada’s mind in an open letter in the Winnipeg Free Press. | |||
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recommend book⇒Blue Gold: The Fight to Stop the Corporate Theft of the World’s Water | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-1-56584-813-9 | 978-1-56584-731-6 | |
| ISBN10: | 1-56584-813-6 | 1-56584-731-8 | |
| publisher: | New Press | ||
| published: | 2003-04 | ||
| by: | Maude Barlow and Tony Clarke | ||
I went to a lecture by Maude Barlow the chair of the Council of Canadians about water, which she calls “blue gold”. A few things from her lecture stuck in my mind.
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recommend book⇒Blinded by the Right: The Conscience of an Ex-Conservative | |||
| paperback | hardcover | kindle | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-1-4000-4728-4 | 978-0-8129-3099-3 | B000FC1GYM | |
| ISBN10: | 1-4000-4728-5 | 0-8129-3099-1 | ||
| publisher: | Three Rivers Press | |||
| published: | 2003-02-25 | |||
| by: | David Brock | |||
| Brock helped trash Anita Hill. He confesses to quite a number of sleazy things he did on behalf of the Republicans. It gives you a feel for just how dirty a game politics is. | ||||
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recommend book⇒The Lessons of Terror: A History of Warfare Against Civilians, Why It Has Always Failed and Why it Will Fail Again | |
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-375-76074-7 | |
| ISBN10: | 0-375-76074-1 | |
| publisher: | Random House | |
| published: | 2003-03-11 | |
| by: | Caleb Carr | |
“Terrorism : killing civilians with the intent of changing their political affiliation.”Carr is a conservative military historian. He never once questions the need for war. He believes it is utterly inevitable. He completely fails to notice the success of the European Union at ending centuries of non-stop warfare within Europe. He completely swallows the Bush party line about what happened on 9/11, the Gulf War, the necessity of the war on terror, and the right of American to wage war on anyone it pleases, including pre-emptive wars on those it things might cause trouble in future. However, he makes a number of important points:
“If a man is slain unjustly, his heirs shall be entitled to satisfaction, but let him not carry his vengeance to excess, or his victim is sure to be assisted and avenged.”
“If an unjust and rapacious conquer subdues a nation and forces her to accept hard, ignominious and insupportable conditions, necessity obliges her to submit, but this apparent tranquility is not a peace, it is an oppression she endures only so long she lacks the means of shaking it off and against which men of spirit arise on the first favourable opportunity.” | ||
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recommend book⇒Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-375-71449-8 | 978-0-394-54926-2 | |
| ISBN10: | 0-375-71449-9 | 0-394-54926-0 | |
| publisher: | Pantheon | ||
| published: | 2002-01-15 | ||
| by: | Edward S. Herman, Noam Chomsky | ||
| Explains how and why democratic governments manipulate public opinion. This is much more sinister an activity than it first appears. There is also a fun video by the same name that gives you a flavour of who Chomsky was at various periods of his life. | |||
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recommend book⇒Blood Rites: Origins and History of the Passions of War | ||
| paperback | hardcover | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-8050-5787-4 | 978-0-8050-5077-6 | |
| ISBN10: | 0-8050-5787-0 | 0-8050-5077-9 | |
| publisher: | Holt Paperbacks | ||
| published: | 1998-05-15 | ||
| by: | Barbara Ehrenreich | ||
| Looks at war in man and other species, digging out the reasons why we do it, and how we whip ourselves into the necessary frenzy to override our usual reticence to murder. | |||
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recommend book⇒Murder in Dealy Plaza: What We Know Now That We Didn’t Know Then About the Death of JFK | |
| paperback | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-8126-9422-2 | |
| ISBN10: | 0-8126-9422-8 | |
| publisher: | Open Court | |
| published: | 2000-08 | |
| by: | James Fetzer | |
| Fetzer claims to be the Donald Sutherland insider X character in the Oliver Stone movie JFK. He explains why the Warren Commission findings could not possibly be true. This story has special relevence today because Bush 41, W.’s father, was at a crucial place to prevent or aid the assassination of JFK. | ||
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recommend book⇒Pity the Nation: The Abduction of Lebanon | ||
| paperback | hardcover | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-1-56025-442-3 | 978-0-689-12105-0 | |
| ISBN10: | 1-56025-442-4 | 0-689-12105-9 | |
| publisher: | Nation | ||
| published: | 2002-10-03 | ||
| by: | Robert Fisk | ||
| About the first Israeli occupation of Lebanon in 1982. Fisk is a journalist who has been at the center of the storm contiunously for decades more than any other journalist risking his life to see the story directly. | |||
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recommend book⇒Culture of Fear: Why Americans are Afraid of the Wrong Things | |||
| paperback | hardcover | kindle | ||
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-465-01490-3 | 978-0-465-01489-7 | B0014EW25W | |
| ISBN10: | 0-465-01490-9 | 0-465-01489-5 | ||
| publisher: | Basic | |||
| published: | 2000-04 | |||
| by: | Barry Glassner | |||
| TV news make Americans fear things that statistically are not likely to harm them such as sharks and kiiller bees. They exaggerate the danger of black males, and hide the fact that black males are or more often victims than criminals. This has relevance to terrorism. SUVs kill more people that terrorists, but the USA is planning on spending trillions to protect itself. | ||||
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recommend book⇒The Assault On Reason | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-14-311362-1 | 978-1-59420-122-6 | B000SCHC0G | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ISBN10: | 0-14-311362-3 | 1-59420-122-6 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| publisher: | Penguin | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| published: | 2007-05-22 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| by: | Al Gore | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Gore explores the way reason has declined in American decision making. What has replaced it is:
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