Search Results for: Chalmers Johnson

talkingsticktv Uploaded on Nov 22, 2010 Interview with Chalmers Johnson author of “The Sorrows of Empire: Militarism, Secrecy, and the End of the Republic” given February 12, 2004 in Seattle.

5iF3R Uploaded on Jan 8, 2011 Volume 4 of 5 in the ‘speaking freely’ series. (52 minutes) Chalmers argues that the age of the “American Empire” is nearing its end. Author of Blowback, The Sorrows of Empire, and Nemesis: The … Continue reading →

James L. Miller Uploaded on Oct 13, 2008 This talk was given in Los Angeles, April 2, 2004. Every American should listen to this talk to better understand U.S. foreign policy. Our government has been hijacked by an elite group … Continue reading →

Several commentators expressed concern about the gap between image and reality that they witnessed in the studied swagger which was engineered as part of the “Bring ’em on” behavior during the Cheney-Bush administrations.  All activity of these administrations — foreign … Continue reading →

ChallengingMedia   Published on Feb 19, 2007 and https://archive.org/details/HijackingCatastrophe “By helping us understand how fear is being actively cultivated and manipulated by the current administration, Hijacking Catastrophe stands to become an explosive and empowering information weapon in this decisive year in U.S. … Continue reading →

eon3 Published on Jan 22, 2008 Chalmers Johnson, author of Blowback, Sorrows of Empire and Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic , talks about the similarities in the decline of the Roman and Soviet empires and the signs … Continue reading →

The Film Archives Published on Apr 27, 2017 Four Anthropologists—Hornell Hart, Raoul Naroll, Louis Morano, and Robert Carneiro—researched expanding imperial cycles. About the book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/080… They reached the same conclusion that a world empire is not only pre-determined but close … Continue reading →

eon3 Uploaded on Jan 22, 2008 Chalmers Johnson, author of Blowback, Sorrows of Empire and Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic , talks about the similarities in the decline of the Roman and Soviet empires and the signs … Continue reading →