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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. We Are the Bad Guys is a bold reckoning with America's role in the world. Moving beyond patriotic slogans and media spin, it exposes how the United States has built and sustained a modern empire-through wars, coups, sanctions, trade manipulation, surveillance, and cultural domination.Each chapter shines a light on a different front of American power: from the overthrow of governments in Latin America and the Middle East to the export of digital surveillance technology, from environmental destruction tied to U.S. military and corporate interests to the cultural machinery that sells empire as freedom. Drawing on government documents, declassified files, leaked cables, and respected historians, the book reveals a pattern hidden in plain sight: America's power rests not on democracy but on control.This is not the story most of us were taught. It is sharper, more uncomfortable-and more urgent. We Are the Bad Guys challenges readers to question the myths of American exceptionalism and to see the costs of empire not only for those abroad but for the republic at home.Candid, meticulously sourced, and unflinching, this book is a wake-up call for anyone who wants to understand the real story of U.S. global dominance. If you have ever wondered why America seems always at war, why sanctions crush nations while claiming moral high ground, or why technology sold as liberation becomes a tool of surveillance, this book provides the answers.We Are the Bad Guys does not simply describe an empire. It asks readers to confront it-and decide what future comes next. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Hamati, Amanda (ilustrador). …

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A decorated Marine combat pilot Naval Academy graduate reveals what he learned about American power that the history books left out.America tells one story about itself. The world sees another.After serving across Asia and the Middle East, Michael T. Lester began noticing a gap between what he was told and what he saw. The locals didn't look liberated. The missions didn't match the slogans. So he spent twenty years using his training as a historian to find out why.We Are The Bad Guys connects what's usually kept separate: the coups, the sanctions, the covert operations, and the media narratives that frame them all as defensive, humanitarian, or necessary. Drawing on declassified documents, leaked cables, and the work of respected historians, this book traces a century of U.S. intervention and asks a question most Americans have never been encouraged to consider: What if we're not the good guys What you'll discover: - - How U.S. wars, coups, and covert ops have reshaped nations across Latin America, the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia- How 'freedom,' 'democracy,' and 'security' are used to manufacture public support for intervention- Why the rest of the world sees America so differently than Americans do-and what they know that we don't- The financial and intelligence tools used to destabilize countries without deploying a single soldier- Readers are calling it: 'A must-read for anyone willing to question the narratives they've been taught.' ?????'Should be required reading for ALL Americans.' ?????'Makes your blood boil while simultaneously making you rethink everything you believe.' ?????This isn't anti-American. It's pro-truth. Written for general readers in clear, direct language-no jargon, no ideology, just documented history most of us were never taught.Perfect for readers of Howard Zinn, Noam Chomsky, and Andrew Bacevich.About the AuthorMichael T. Lester is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and a former Marine Corps combat pilot who served across Asia and the Middle East. Now a cybersecurity executive, he spent two decades researching U.S. foreign policy, national security strategy, and the gap between America's stated values and its actual behavior abroad. He writes to help readers see past slogans and understand how power really works. Hamati, Amanda (ilustrador).…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A decorated Marine combat pilot Naval Academy graduate reveals what he learned about American power that the history books left out.America tells one story about itself. The world sees another.After serving across Asia and the Middle East, Michael T. Lester began noticing a gap between what he was told and what he saw. The locals didn't look liberated. The missions didn't match the slogans. So he spent twenty years using his training as a historian to find out why.We Are The Bad Guys connects what's usually kept separate: the coups, the sanctions, the covert operations, and the media narratives that frame them all as defensive, humanitarian, or necessary. Drawing on declassified documents, leaked cables, and the work of respected historians, this book traces a century of U.S. intervention and asks a question most Americans have never been encouraged to consider: What if we're not the good guys?What you'll discover: How U.S. wars, coups, and covert ops have reshaped nations across Latin America, the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast AsiaHow "freedom," "democracy," and "security" are used to manufacture public support for interventionWhy the rest of the world sees America so differently than Americans do-and what they know that we don'tThe financial and intelligence tools used to destabilize countries without deploying a single soldierReaders are calling it: "A must-read for anyone willing to question the narratives they've been taught." "Should be required reading for ALL Americans." "Makes your blood boil while simultaneously making you rethink everything you believe." This isn't anti-American. It's pro-truth. Written for general readers in clear, direct language-no jargon, no ideology, just documented history most of us were never taught.Perfect for readers of Howard Zinn, Noam Chomsky, and Andrew Bacevich.About the AuthorMichael T. Lester is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and a former Marine Corps combat pilot who served across Asia and the Middle East. Now a cybersecurity executive, he spent two decades researching U.S. foreign policy, national security strategy, and the gap between America's stated values and its actual behavior abroad. He writes to help readers see past slogans and understand how power really works. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Hamati, Amanda (ilustrador).…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. We Are the Bad Guys is a bold reckoning with America's role in the world. Moving beyond patriotic slogans and media spin, it exposes how the United States has built and sustained a modern empire-through wars, coups, sanctions, trade manipulation, surveillance, and cultural domination.Each chapter shines a light on a different front of American power: from the overthrow of governments in Latin America and the Middle East to the export of digital surveillance technology, from environmental destruction tied to U.S. military and corporate interests to the cultural machinery that sells empire as freedom. Drawing on government documents, declassified files, leaked cables, and respected historians, the book reveals a pattern hidden in plain sight: America's power rests not on democracy but on control.This is not the story most of us were taught. It is sharper, more uncomfortable-and more urgent. We Are the Bad Guys challenges readers to question the myths of American exceptionalism and to see the costs of empire not only for those abroad but for the republic at home.Candid, meticulously sourced, and unflinching, this book is a wake-up call for anyone who wants to understand the real story of U.S. global dominance. If you have ever wondered why America seems always at war, why sanctions crush nations while claiming moral high ground, or why technology sold as liberation becomes a tool of surveillance, this book provides the answers.We Are the Bad Guys does not simply describe an empire. It asks readers to confront it-and decide what future comes next. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Hamati, Amanda (ilustrador). …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. We Are the Bad Guys is a bold reckoning with America's role in the world. Moving beyond patriotic slogans and media spin, it exposes how the United States has built and sustained a modern empire-through wars, coups, sanctions, trade manipulation, surveillance, and cultural domination.Each chapter shines a light on a different front of American power: from the overthrow of governments in Latin America and the Middle East to the export of digital surveillance technology, from environmental destruction tied to U.S. military and corporate interests to the cultural machinery that sells empire as freedom. Drawing on government documents, declassified files, leaked cables, and respected historians, the book reveals a pattern hidden in plain sight: America's power rests not on democracy but on control.This is not the story most of us were taught. It is sharper, more uncomfortable-and more urgent. We Are the Bad Guys challenges readers to question the myths of American exceptionalism and to see the costs of empire not only for those abroad but for the republic at home.Candid, meticulously sourced, and unflinching, this book is a wake-up call for anyone who wants to understand the real story of U.S. global dominance. If you have ever wondered why America seems always at war, why sanctions crush nations while claiming moral high ground, or why technology sold as liberation becomes a tool of surveillance, this book provides the answers.We Are the Bad Guys does not simply describe an empire. It asks readers to confront it-and decide what future comes next. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Hamati, Amanda (ilustrador). …

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A decorated Marine combat pilot Naval Academy graduate reveals what he learned about American power that the history books left out.America tells one story about itself. The world sees another.After serving across Asia and the Middle East, Michael T. Lester began noticing a gap between what he was told and what he saw. The locals didn't look liberated. The missions didn't match the slogans. So he spent twenty years using his training as a historian to find out why.We Are The Bad Guys connects what's usually kept separate: the coups, the sanctions, the covert operations, and the media narratives that frame them all as defensive, humanitarian, or necessary. Drawing on declassified documents, leaked cables, and the work of respected historians, this book traces a century of U.S. intervention and asks a question most Americans have never been encouraged to consider: What if we're not the good guys?What you'll discover: How U.S. wars, coups, and covert ops have reshaped nations across Latin America, the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast AsiaHow "freedom," "democracy," and "security" are used to manufacture public support for interventionWhy the rest of the world sees America so differently than Americans do-and what they know that we don'tThe financial and intelligence tools used to destabilize countries without deploying a single soldierReaders are calling it: "A must-read for anyone willing to question the narratives they've been taught." "Should be required reading for ALL Americans." "Makes your blood boil while simultaneously making you rethink everything you believe." This isn't anti-American. It's pro-truth. Written for general readers in clear, direct language-no jargon, no ideology, just documented history most of us were never taught.Perfect for readers of Howard Zinn, Noam Chomsky, and Andrew Bacevich.About the AuthorMichael T. Lester is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and a former Marine Corps combat pilot who served across Asia and the Middle East. Now a cybersecurity executive, he spent two decades researching U.S. foreign policy, national security strategy, and the gap between America's stated values and its actual behavior abroad. He writes to help readers see past slogans and understand how power really works. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Hamati, Amanda (ilustrador).…