Indisputable, and depressing.
A Review Of Chalmers Johnson's Nemesis
"The evidence post-9/11 shows it:
-- A nation facing no outside threats permanently at war.
-- Secret torture-prisons around the world with no accountability to which anyone, anywhere for any reason can be sent never to return or receive justice.
-- The most secretive, intrusive and repressive government in our history and a president who's a congenital, serial liar.
-- Social decay at home.
-- An unprecedented wealth disparity and extent of corporate power. Former US Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis warned years ago: "We can either have democracy in this country or we can have great wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, but we can't have both."
-- A de facto one party state with two wings and a president claiming "unitary executive" powers ignoring the rule of law and doing as he pleases in the name of national security on his say alone.
-- The absence of checks and balances and separation of powers with no restraint on a reckless "boy-emperor" Executive on a "messianic mission."
Etc.
Arf
"Nemesis" - a review,worth a glance, depressing as can be.
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- "Nemesis" - a review,worth a glance, depressing as can be.
- re: "Nemesis" - a review,worth a glance, depressing as can be.
- re:The best part
- Makes a good companion to the reviewer's other article...
- "while continuing to hallucinate about the same impending Amerikkkan fascism the Left has been predicting since I was in college."
- At what point does it start to get ridiculous?
- So Robert...
- It's impossible to like Bush AND love America.
- As long as you just go ad hominem, define "worshipping at the feet", would you?
- "while continuing to hallucinate about the same impending Amerikkkan fascism the Left has been predicting since I was in college."
