Imperial nations advance their own interests by exploiting other
societies. To those on the receiving end this is obvious, while
inside the empire, a powerful ideological system of justification
tends to hide all but the worst excess.
Carl Boggs argues that the USA began life two centuries ago as a
nascent colonialist regime plundering and conquering the Native
Tribes. The Indian wars were followed by perpetual militarism and
warfare fuelled by a deep sense of national exceptionalism. "The
Crimes Of Empire" examines several trends in this process, and
illustrates the new depths plumbed since 9/11.
Violation of international agreements, treaties and laws and the
use of prohibited weapons, support for death squads and torture are
just some of the practices that Boggs highlights as he shows how
technical superiority and media control prolong the American
nightmare.
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