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"It was in the early days of the fighting in Vietnam that a Vietcong officer said to his American prisoner: "You were our heroes after the War. We read American books and saw American films, and a common phrase in those days was 'to be as rich and as wise as an American'. What happened?"
An American might have been asked something similar by a Guatemalan, an Indonesian or a Cuban during the ten years previous, or by a Uruguayan, a Chilean or a Greek in the decade subsequent. The remarkable international goodwill and credibility enjoyed by the United States at the close of the Second World War was dissipated country by country, intervention by intervention."
William Blum
Books
Killing Hope: US Interventions in the Third World since World WarII
Rogue State - a Guide to the World's Only Superpower
Freeing the World to Death - essays on the american empire
Articles
A Brief History of U.S. Interventions: 1945 to the Present
American Empire For Dummies (10/02)
CIA and Torture
CIA and its "Unsavory" Foreign Agents
War Criminals: Theirs and Ours
US vs. World at UN
How the CIA sent Nelson Mandela to prison for 28 years
The CIA and Drugs
The United States, Cuba, and this thing called Democracy
A Day in the Life of a Free Country - Not!
Needless slaughter, useful terror
The United States vs. Iraq -- A study in hypocrisy
Making Heads Roll - the CIA's assassination record since WWII
The Bloody Road to Empire
What NY Times Left Out - US sent biological weapons to Iraq in 80s
Why Terrorists Hate America
The Anti-Empire Report takes on Iraq Doubletalk
The CIA, Contras, Gangs, and Crack (11/06)
Speech
"Goodness has nothing to do with it" - a speech by William Blum, November 2, 2007, at the University of Vermont in Burlington
www.killinghope.org/
bblum6@aol.com
Authors and Books
Home Page
William Blum page
"It was in the early days of the fighting in Vietnam that a Vietcong officer said to his American prisoner: "You were our heroes after the War. We read American books and saw American films, and a common phrase in those days was 'to be as rich and as wise as an American'. What happened?"
An American might have been asked something similar by a Guatemalan, an Indonesian or a Cuban during the ten years previous, or by a Uruguayan, a Chilean or a Greek in the decade subsequent. The remarkable international goodwill and credibility enjoyed by the United States at the close of the Second World War was dissipated country by country, intervention by intervention."
William Blum
Books
Killing Hope: US Interventions in the Third World since World WarII
Rogue State - a Guide to the World's Only Superpower
Freeing the World to Death - essays on the american empire
Articles
A Brief History of U.S. Interventions: 1945 to the Present
American Empire For Dummies (10/02)
CIA and Torture
CIA and its "Unsavory" Foreign Agents
War Criminals: Theirs and Ours
US vs. World at UN
How the CIA sent Nelson Mandela to prison for 28 years
The CIA and Drugs
The United States, Cuba, and this thing called Democracy
A Day in the Life of a Free Country - Not!
Needless slaughter, useful terror
The United States vs. Iraq -- A study in hypocrisy
Making Heads Roll - the CIA's assassination record since WWII
The Bloody Road to Empire
What NY Times Left Out - US sent biological weapons to Iraq in 80s
Why Terrorists Hate America
The Anti-Empire Report takes on Iraq Doubletalk
The CIA, Contras, Gangs, and Crack (11/06)
Speech
"Goodness has nothing to do with it" - a speech by William Blum, November 2, 2007, at the University of Vermont in Burlington
www.killinghope.org/
bblum6@aol.com
Authors and Books
Home Page
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