| September 11 and the U.S.War Beyond the Curtain of Smoke Edited By Roger Burbach and Ben Clarke Table of Contents Introduction Clarke & Burbach I. ORIGINS AND PERSPECTIVES ON THE CONFLICT The Theatre of Good and Evil Globalization's War Who is Osama bin Laden? U.S. Policy Toward Political Islam The Geopolitics of War U.S. Policy On Iran and S.W. Asia Oil Pipeline Map Oil, Drugs and Blood Oil Politics in Central Asia Checkerboard of Oil, Minefields September 11, United States and Chile The U.S. Terrorists II. IMPACT AND CONSEQUENCES OF THE WAR Afghanistan Is Vietnam.... Retaliation is a Trap Why the U.S. Can't Trust Pakistan Terrorism Meets Reactionism The Smell Of Smoke Fortress America Wartime Lies Media War Without End "Now, Jihad Has Begun" Coming to a Mall Near You War Is Peace Blood, Tears, Terror and Tragedy We Are the War Criminals Now Who Will Count the Dead? III. RESISTANCE AND ALTERNATIVES Statement of Rep. Barbara Lee Barbara Lee Speaks for Me Light of Outrage Reflections on 'Wartime' Afghan Women To End Terrorism, We Need Truth Rule of Law vs. Rule of War Fighting for the Future The West Shares the Blame Questions about America's Crusade The Failure of U.S. Foreign Policies A Planetary Contract Thoughts In The Presence Of Fear Violence Doesn't Work Moving Forward After 9-11 Shema |
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