Tuesday, March 1, 2011

US Unecessary Wars

UNITED STATES UNNECESSARY WARS (Unprovoked, Illegal, Self-destructive) MANUFACTURED BY THE MILITARY-CORPORATE-WHITE HOUSE-CONGRESSIONAL-CORPORATE MEDIA COMPLEX

 For seventy years few US wars have been necessary but have originated from the darkness of official and popular dysfunctions.   Since so many people have been killed as the consequence of these US wars, and since we now possess considerable information about the origins of the wars (take your pick--a half-million Iraqi children during the 1990s embargo?) despite massive secrecy, it is time for our historians to examine the subject comprehensively.    Here is an outline of one possible approach.    Readers:  I will be temporary editor.   Send me author, title, publisher, date of outstanding books.  But we need someone with more time and strength than I have for the job.  One of you would be the editor?     Let’s help the historians.   Let’s be part of the ending of these unnecessary wars by making them known to the US public.   Dick

TABLE OF CONTENTS

GENERAL


WORLD WAR I


WORLD WAR II

EUROPE

PACIFIC

POST-WORLD WAR II

COLD WAR

the interventions and invasions discussed in Blum, e.g.:
IRAN
GRENADA
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
GUATEMALA
NICARAGUA
ETC.   Blum in his 2nd ed. discusses over 50 unnecessary US-initiated wars.


WAR ON TERROR

 AFGHANISTAN

IRAQ




BOOKS
At least one book for each war.

GENERAL
James R. Bennett.  Control of Information in the United States: An Annotated Bibliography.  Meckler, 1987.   Control of the Media in the United States: An Annotated Bibliography.  Garland, 1992.  Together a good source on US wars for books published before 1992.

WORLD WAR I

Buchanan, Pat.  Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War.



WORLD WAR II

EUROPE

Buchanan, Pat.  Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War.

PACIFIC

Worth, Roland, Jr.   No Choice But War.

POST-WORLD WAR II

Blum, William.   Killing Hope and Rogue State

COLD WAR
Cox, Arthur M.  Russian Roulette: The Superpower Game. Times, 1982.  

WAR ON TERROR
Jane Mayer.   The Dark Side: the Inside Story of How the War on Terror Turned into a War on American Ideals.   Doubleday, 2008. 

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