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ZIONISM,
MILITARISM
AND THE
DECLINE
OF US POWER
/ James Petras
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This book challenges the claims of
Zionist apologists who argue that the
‘Israel power configuration’ is just
another lobby by empirically examining
several major US policies. Today
issues of war and peace, trade and
investment agreements by US,
European, and Asian oil companies
and banks in the Middle East, and multi-
billion dollar arms sales are all subject
to ZPC scrutiny and veto.
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"Every Petras book is important. So is this
one at a time the most powerful
Washington Lobby is assured that a new
administration will continue and expand the
current 'Global Wars on Terrorism.'"
––Stephen Lendman, Global Research.ca
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TACKLING
AMERICA'S
TOUGHEST
QUESTIONS
Alternative
Media Interviews
Francis A. Boyle
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Boyle tackles hard-hitting Alternative
Media questions on the "war on
terrorism"; "unlawful enemy
combatants"; Guantanamo; kangaroo
courts; the torture scandal; extraordinary
renditions; the illegal invasions of
Afghanistan and Iraq; war
crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan; the
threats to attack Iran and Syria; the
anthrax attacks on
Congress; the Bush green lights given
to Israel to attack Gaza and to Georgia to
attack South Ossetia; and spying on the
American People.
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"There is potentially even greater value to
be found in Boyle's warnings and
ecommendations to us today."
David Swanson, afterdowningstreet.org
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BREAKING ALL
THE RULES:
Palestine, Iraq, Iran
and the Case for
Impeachment
/ Francis A. Boyle
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This is the 18th Annual Bertrand Russell
Peace Lectures delivered at the Centre
for Peace Studies, McMaster University,
updated to President Bush's October
17th speech threatening the possibility
of World War III in relation to Iran, and a
resource list of organizations presently
supporting boycotts and divestment in
support of Palestinian human rights.
Previous Bertrand Russell Lecturers
have included E.P. Thompson, Elena
Bonner, Edward Said, Ramsey Clark,
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Joseph
Rotblat, Johan Galtung, and Noam
Chomsky
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