Killing Hope
This book looks at the effects, often devastating, that the US military's and the CIA's little adventures around the globe have had on the political stability and peoples of the countries they meddled in. In not one documented case has the result been greater freedom or new-found peace.
A valuable reference for anyone interested in the conduct of US foreign policy. - Choice Magazine
Far and away the best book on the topic. - Noam Chomsky
The single most useful summary of CIA history. - John Stockwell, former CIA
A very valuable book. The research and organization are extremely impressive. - A.J. Langguth, former New York Times bureau chief
| Weight | 0.640000 |
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| ISBN13/Barcode | 9781551640969 |
| ISBN10 | 1551640961 |
| Author | BLUM, William |
| Binding | Paperback |
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| Date Published | 10th December 1997 |
| Pages | 457 |
| Publisher | Black Rose Books |
This book looks at the effects, often devastating, that the US military's and the CIA's little adventures around the globe have had on the political stability and peoples of the countries they meddled in. In not one documented case has the result been greater freedom or new-found peace.
A valuable reference for anyone interested in the conduct of US foreign policy. - Choice Magazine
Far and away the best book on the topic. - Noam Chomsky
The single most useful summary of CIA history. - John Stockwell, former CIA
A very valuable book. The research and organization are extremely impressive. - A.J. Langguth, former New York Times bureau chief