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New World Order: Project for the New American Empire” Read why the American invasion of Iraq was wrong. Read the truth about America’s aggression against Iraq. Read why the “War on Terror” is a smokescreen for American
imperialism and the enlargement of the American Empire. Read why people should oppose American foreign policy. Read the truth the government and media won’t tell you. CONTENTS Introduction
The
American Empire Part 1: The Past Opening comments
The ‘School of the Americas’ & Latin America · Guatemala · Colombia · El Salvador · Nicaragua · Honduras Wars, invasions & attacks · North & South Korea · Vietnam, Laos & Cambodia · Grenada · Panama · Somalia & Bosnia · Sudan · Yugoslavia · Afghanistan The final death toll Other interference America occupying the world The American Empire Part 2: The Present Introduction American oil wars American plans for world domination: the think tanks American plans for world domination: the government Other plans: the military The American religious right Concluding comments The “War on Terror”
Opening comments Conspiracy to attack civil liberties What sort of “war”? Western “terrorism” & propaganda September 11 and its Aftermath
Introduction Questions concerning the events of 11 September 2001 Police State Merchants of death
The
American Aggression Against Iraq Opening comments The tragedy suffered by Iraq’s people The Iraqi “threat”? The propaganda campaign against Iraq Security Council Resolution 1441 “Weapons of mass destruction” Arming the ally Iraq Iraq under Saddam Hussein and the Kurds 1920, 1991 or 2003: Western aggression Postscript Iraq: The Situation up to the American Invasion
Opening comments Iraq is “lying” and US pressure on Hans Blix Inspection reports I American official propaganda efforts Inspection reports II The real “axis of evil” The final inspection reports “Authorise” an illegal war for “humanitarian” reasons Denounce France & Hitler versus Czechoslovakia re-run Concluding comments SYNOPSIS
The
New World Order: Project for the New American Empire By Stephen Kaposi, for the
Freedom Liberation Movement
CONTENTS: 1. Introduction 2. The American Empire Part 1: The Past 3. The American Empire Part 2: The Present 4. The “War on Terror” 5. September 11 & Its Aftermath 6. The American Aggression Against Iraq 7. Postscript Iraq: The Situation up to the American Invasion 1) Introduction, dated June 2003 : The introduction to the book is a general introduction consisting of a summary of each of the book’s chapters together with additional commentary and the latest news reports to the end of June. The Introduction summarises the opposition to the war and gives some answers to those ordinary people who so willingly supported the war without knowing the truth concerning the great weapons lie or even the scale of the destruction wrought in Iraq. 2) The American Empire Part 1: The Past, dated January 2003 and updated to May 2003 : gives an outline of American war making over the past 50 years. It starts with a general introduction to the actions of a country whose leaders over the decades have presented a major threat to the security and safety to many people in many countries around the world. It then presents a summary of American actions in Central America and an overview of some of the main American wars since World War Two. Selected highlights and new
information of this chapter include:
· Discusses the American-driven terror and brutality suffered by Central and South America and the work of America’s terrorism school – the School of the Americas. · Highlights a little-known speech by Bush’s National Security Adviser, in which she confirms that America won’t waste time on “humanitarian interventions” (e.g. Somalia) – now that there’s a “real” war to pursue. · Shows just a taste of the massive influence, often for the worse, America has wielded around the world in its constant interference in the internal affairs of nations, including numerous “regime changes” to eliminate governments unwilling to follow orders. · Shows how American forces, based and present in so many countries around the world, are already virtually occupying it worldwide empire. 3) The American Empire Part 2: The Present, dated January 2003 and updated to May 2003 : is the sequel to the first chapter and presents a general discussion on America’s current world campaign and some of its hypocrisy. Selected highlights and new
information of this chapter include:
4) The “War on Terror”, dated March 2003 and updated to May 2003: provides the much-needed perspective to America’s self-declared war to destroy its enemies world-wide and coincidently allow increased arms sales for American weapons manufacturers, provide more military bases around the world, allow access to new markets for American corporations, further “globalisation” into new countries, bring more American-friendly and compliant governments into the American fold, and basically see the destruction of those not towing the American line. It discusses further the American creation of wars and enemies to satisfy its huge military, especially from the 1980’s onwards, when the concept of “rogue states” was created to replace the Soviet “threat”. It shows how America has “justified” almost every one of its wars with either fabrications (Vietnam), provocations (Pearl Harbour, 1991 Gulf War and now perhaps North Korea and Iran from 2003 onwards), and misappropriations of emotional events (World War One and September 11). It then provides further discussion on American hypocrisy over the “war on terror”, including the terror faced by people of Afghanistan and Iraq when bombs are falling and killing. Selected highlights and new
information of this chapter include:
5) September 11 and its Aftermath, dated March 2003 and updated to May 2003: outlines the serious questions concerning the event and also discusses whether a “police state” has been created in America in its wake and also the “merchants of death” who are profiting from America’s self-declared “war on terror”. Selected highlights and new information of this
chapter include:
6) The American Aggression Against Iraq, dated December 2002 and updated to May 2003: Gives an outline of the catastrophe suffered by Iraq over the years at the hands of America and explains why the “threat” from Iraq was purely propaganda based on lies, allegations and exaggerations. The intention will be to show people, especially those who may have supported the invasion of Iraq, why it was wrong and why it should have been opposed. It also shows why the “weapons of mass destruction” issue was merely an American excuse for it to achieve its greater goals. It also shows how from mid-2002, people became slowly convinced by the American propaganda campaign helped nicely by an unquestioning media, that there was some “crisis” to be solved over Iraq. Selected highlights and new information of this
chapter include: ·
An overview and history of Iraq in recent times, including the
sanctions era. ·
Provides an overview of the American propaganda campaign launched
in mid-2002 to secure public support for war against Iraq, drawing on the
officially published words of American leaders. ·
Provides examples of prominent people and organizations, including
American Congress people, who opposed America’s campaign against Iraq. ·
Reviews the major reports on Iraq’s alleged weapons released by
America and Britain and their intelligence services, to show their dubiousness,
and reiterates the fact that its weapons and programs were virtually eliminated
by 1998. ·
Explains how America duped the members of the Security Council to
pass Resolution 1441 against Iraq in November 2002, and then immediately set
about undermining the resolution’s intent and the Security Council’s will. ·
Shows how America and Europe supplied Iraq with its “weapons of
mass destruction” during the 1980’s. ·
Offers some perspective to the simple notion pushed by America
that Saddam Hussein “brutalised” and “repressed” the population, and in
fact used oil revenues to create a first world economy with excellent social
services that were the envy of the Middle East. ·
Explains how the West have allowed Turkey to repress its Kurds,
while acting the exact opposite to Iraq and its Kurds, and points out that the
Iraqi Kurds have been encouraged to rebel with weapons and funding supplied by
America and Iran over the decades. ·
Shows clearly for the first time in a mainstream work (as far as
this author is aware) the apparent lie that is the main example of propaganda
used against Iraq – the massacre at Halabjah in 1988 that was said to have
killed 5 000 Kurds. 7) Postscript Iraq: The Situation up to the American Invasion, dated March 2003 and updated to May 2003: This chapter is the “sequel” to the first Iraq chapter described above. It updates the situation with Iraq up until the American invasion of that country and can be presented as the reasons why the war was wrong and unjustified. The chapter thoroughly reviews the work of the United Nations inspectors, the American allegations and the push for a Security Council resolution “authorising” war to show that nothing justified the American invasion of Iraq. This chapter is dated to the start of the American invasion, and news reports to date have begun to confirm it, i.e. doubts about the allegations and intelligence reports. This only confirms the importance of the work, to show people who may have supported the war, that there was enough information beforehand to have seriously doubted the allegations.
Selected highlights and new
information of this chapter include:
Stephen Kaposi June 2003 THE NEW WORLD ORDER: Project for
the New American Empire
INTRODUCTION
If I were to sum up the gist of this book, it is to
say that the United States of America (referred to simply as “America”), has
been, and still is, the world’s greatest bringer of death, destruction and
wars in the decades since World War Two. It is a title that it holds rather
easily, with daylight in second place, and is not at all a controversial claim
to make when the record is studied. While I’m on this subject, I may as well
describe America as the greatest “terrorist” and “rogue state” in the
world – those great terms invented by America to demonise its selected
enemies. Such a statement may well bring gasps of outrage from
many American supporters, or those people who would be nominally supportive of
American actions for want of a dose of truth, perspective and sound arguments to
sway their opinions. American war making is responsible for far more death and
destruction than the American-declared “terrorists” have ever inflicted, or
could ever hope to inflict. There is a tremendous body of evidence to back up
these claims, which at first may sound controversial to those who haven’t
taken the time to find the truth that is almost daily suppressed or not reported
by our supposedly free media. American war making and killing is quite often
nothing but “terrorism” itself, certainly terrifying the all too many
innocent civilians killed and maimed by America’s often illegal and
overwhelming massacres masquerading as wars and attacks.
The truth behind America’s wars and genocide as
well as the reasons behind the ‘September 11’ attacks are ignored and
suppressed by a media dominated by a few powerful organizations in league with
the American-led New World Order. The truth behind American wars of aggression
around the world must be told. Wars and attacks to satisfy America’s grand
international geopolitical goals, greedy business and economic interests, or
“justified” to counter the “threats” posed by at first the Soviets, and
then when they collapsed, the “rogue states” and “weapons of mass
destruction”. Or the latest manifestation of violent American aggression, wars
to effect “regime changes” in countries whose leaders are either brave
enough or stupid enough to challenge American world hegemony, maintain their own
independence, and control their own resources. For New Years Eve celebrations to usher in 2003 in
Sydney, Australia (this author’s hometown), one of the themes was “peace”.
This word, along with an image of a dove, became a huge lighted image on the
Sydney Harbour Bridge. News reporters on TV spoke of ushering in a year of peace
or a world with peace, especially in relation to all that had gone on in the
past year (mainly from terrorists of course). This is a fine sentiment to be
sure, but it ignores the fact that at the time America was planning and building
up for a war, a war that Australia, and many of its people, would support. The
only country overtly planning a war of aggression (against Iraq) was America,
and in the last 2 – 3 years alone has waged aggressive war against two
countries (Yugoslavia and Afghanistan). Add to this America’s constant
reminders that it can fight two wars at once as soon as the North Korean
“crisis” erupted at the end of 2002. If Australia opposed a war on Iraq,
then I would have supported a call for “peace” – as it was, it was a
hollow phrase. With our government’s current attitude, we were really ushering
in a year of war. This book begins with two chapters
that are linked with the overall intention of showing that America plans
for and manufactures constant wars to satisfy its huge military with the
intention of spreading its influence and “globalisation” around the world.
Chapter One, The American Empire Part 1: The Past, basically gives an
outline of American war making over the past 50 years. It starts with a
general introduction to the actions of a country whose leaders over the decades
have presented a major threat to the safety and security of so many people in so
many countries around the world. It then presents a summary of American actions
in Central America and an overview of some of the main American wars since World
War Two. Selected highlights and new information of this chapter include:
·
Discusses the American-driven terror and brutality suffered
by Central and South America and the work of America’s terrorism school –
the School of the Americas. ·
Highlights a little-known speech by Bush’s National
Security Adviser, in which she confirms that America won’t waste time on
“humanitarian interventions” (e.g. Somalia) – now that there’s a
“real” war to pursue. ·
Shows just a taste of the massive influence, often for the
worse, America has wielded around the world in its constant interference in the
internal affairs of nations, including numerous “regime changes” to
eliminate governments unwilling to follow orders. ·
Shows how American forces, based and present in so many
countries around the world, are already occupying and policing the American
worldwide empire. Past White House administrations have been bad
enough, but never before has such a dangerous “regime” been in power as the
current George W. Bush administration. It is armed with a tremendous
“justification” for its actions, and willing to stop at nothing to achieve
its goals – whether it be conducting an outrageous lie-ridden propaganda
campaign that Joseph Goebbels would have been proud of; steamrolling the United
Nations to make it “irrelevant” in the face of naked American aggression and
terrorism; spreading its reach around the world; toppling any sovereign national
government that stands in its way; and bullying others thinking of pursuing
independence into submission by threats, economic leverage and demonstrations of
power. Chapter Two, The American Empire Part 2: The Present, is the
sequel to the first chapter and presents a general discussion on America’s
current world campaign and some of its hypocrisy. Selected highlights and new
information of this chapter include:
Chapter Three, The “War on Terror”,
provides the much-needed perspective to America’s self-declared war to destroy
its enemy’s worldwide. This war coincidently allows increased arms sales for
American weapons manufacturers, provides more military bases around the world,
allows access to new markets for American corporations, furthers
“globalisation” into new countries, brings more American-friendly and
compliant governments into the American fold, and basically sees the destruction
of those not towing the American line. It discusses further the American
creation of wars and enemies to satisfy its huge military, especially from the
1980’s onwards, when the concept of “rogue states” was created to replace
the Soviet “threat”. It shows how America has “justified” almost every
one of its wars with either fabrications (Vietnam), provocations (Pearl Harbour,
1991 Gulf War and now perhaps North Korea and Iran from 2003 onwards), and
misappropriations of emotional events (World War One and September 11). It then
provides further discussion on American hypocrisy over the “war on terror”,
including the terror faced by people in Afghanistan and Iraq when bombs are
falling and killing. Selected highlights and new information of this chapter
include:
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