Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Chalmers Johnson for a discussion of his new book, Nemesis. In the interview, Johnson, an Emeritus Professor of the University of California, analyzes th...
Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Chalmers Johnson for a discussion of his new book, Nemesis. In the interview, Johnson, an Emeritus Professor of the University of California, analyzes the impact of the American empire on democracy at home. Comparing the United States to Rome and Great Britain, he argues that a combination of military Keynesianism, the Bush administration's attempt to implement a unitary presidency, and the failed checks on executive ambition point to political and economic bankruptcy. Series: "Conversations with History" [5/2007] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 12489]
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Truly: Lincoln controlled the military and the press. Under his version of the mercantile system Dixie would've been kept poor and agrarian. During his undeclared {& "undeclarable"} war the transcontinental railroad's construction continued unabated & on-schedule. Lincoln's regime ended federalism.
I'm hungry for truth. Thank you Mr. Chalmers. I think we the people deserve the truth now more than ever. I think we've become an evil empire. I say bring the troops home...all of them. Our economy......it sucks. Our direction is unsustainable yet we have Obama spending more money instead of facing the need to cut spending and bring our troops home.
His comments seem even more scary and relevant given what has happened in the world since this interview was recorded - I'm thinking about the segment from 51:34 to 54:19. So much for this supposed "recovery" we're in right now.
Wonder how long the Obama Afghanistan $700B war would last if Chalmers Johnson were to write a NIE with the truth hitting the puppet media!
Brilliant man, even tho he had worked for the CIA. The Military industrial Empre remains the same as under Bushian ignorance and exported 'democratic' terror...BRAVO! Should be Front Page material
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Well put Chalmers!
Brilliant man, even tho he had worked for the CIA. The Military industrial Empre remains the same as under Bushian ignorance and exported 'democratic' terror...BRAVO!
Should be Front Page material