Saturday, May 01, 2021 4:22:54 AM
It seems I have seriously overestimated the ability of people here being able to understand...
We have these things called books, perhaps you should read one.
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins
“...During history, empires have depended on their military power. Provided that they desired to dominate territory, they sent their soldiers and took it. Enemies may argue about these claims, then this may cause a war, yet that was seldom a disincentive. The quarrel was basically an inescapable outcome of implementing imperial business.
This estimation became different after WW II. And then, as elder European forces diminished, two brand new empires came out, the Soviet Union and its rival the United States. Both of them had the atomic bomb meaning that a war between them had the possibility to bring about nuclear armageddon. This was the disincentive and it made the US implement a new tactic for imperial management.”
https://youtu.be/XGf1g39Vhkw
https://goodbooksummary.com/confessions-of-an-economic-hit-man-by-john-perkins-book-summary-review/
We have these things called books, perhaps you should read one.
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins
“...During history, empires have depended on their military power. Provided that they desired to dominate territory, they sent their soldiers and took it. Enemies may argue about these claims, then this may cause a war, yet that was seldom a disincentive. The quarrel was basically an inescapable outcome of implementing imperial business.
This estimation became different after WW II. And then, as elder European forces diminished, two brand new empires came out, the Soviet Union and its rival the United States. Both of them had the atomic bomb meaning that a war between them had the possibility to bring about nuclear armageddon. This was the disincentive and it made the US implement a new tactic for imperial management.”
https://youtu.be/XGf1g39Vhkw
https://goodbooksummary.com/confessions-of-an-economic-hit-man-by-john-perkins-book-summary-review/
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