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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Taking the stance that the mainstream media sugarcoats Canada`s involvement in the U.S.`s war in Afghanistan-and equates "supporting the troops" with supporting the war-this analysis looks at Canada`s role in light of the politics of oil and U.S. imperialism, making heated calls for Canada`s withdrawal. It is argued that the intent of capturing Osama bin Laden was merely a guise for the U.S.`s desire to dominate internationally, and that Canada`s historical role of essentially following U.S. foreign policy makes it impossible to justify their continued presence and should be questioned more fervently as an imperialist quest for oil and gas resources. Taking the stance that the mainstream media sugarcoats Canada's involvement in the U.S.'s war in Afghanistan—and equates "supporting the troops" with supporting the war—this analysis looks at Canada's role in light of the politics of oil and U.S. imperialism, making heated calls for Canada's withdrawal. It is argued that the intent of capturing Osama bin Laden was merely a guise for the U.S.'s desire to dominate internationally, and that Canada's historical role of essentially following U.S. foreign policy makes it impossible to justify their continued presence, and should be questioned more fervently as an imperialist quest for oil and gas resources. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: New. By the end of 2001, the United States and its local allies had chased the hated Taliban government out of Afghanistan. A process had begun to create a new constitution and elect a democratic government, and the United Nations was leading a broad coalition starting reconstruction and development. Canada made major commitments to this project, but the Taliban are back. The war restarted and looks to have no end in sight. As John Warnock so deftly explains, this situation is only understandable within a broad geopolitical framework. Under the guise of intending to capture Osama bin Laden and the al-Qaeda perpetrators of the 9/11 attacks, Afghanistan became a target for U.S. imperialism and its desire to dominate the world and its oil and gas resources. Shamefully, but not surprisingly, successive Canadian governments have participated in this imperialist adventure in Central Asia.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Taking the stance that the mainstream media sugarcoats Canada`s involvement in the U.S.`s war in Afghanistan-and equates "supporting the troops" with supporting the war-this analysis looks at Canada`s role in light of the politics of oil and U.S. imperialism, making heated calls for Canada`s withdrawal. It is argued that the intent of capturing Osama bin Laden was merely a guise for the U.S.`s desire to dominate internationally, and that Canada`s historical role of essentially following U.S. foreign policy makes it impossible to justify their continued presence and should be questioned more fervently as an imperialist quest for oil and gas resources. Taking the stance that the mainstream media sugarcoats Canada's involvement in the U.S.'s war in Afghanistan—and equates "supporting the troops" with supporting the war—this analysis looks at Canada's role in light of the politics of oil and U.S. imperialism, making heated calls for Canada's withdrawal. It is argued that the intent of capturing Osama bin Laden was merely a guise for the U.S.'s desire to dominate internationally, and that Canada's historical role of essentially following U.S. foreign policy makes it impossible to justify their continued presence, and should be questioned more fervently as an imperialist quest for oil and gas resources. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Taking the stance that the mainstream media sugarcoats Canada`s involvement in the U.S.`s war in Afghanistan--and equates 'supporting the troops' with supporting the war--this analysis looks at Canada`s role in light of the politics of oil and U.S. imperialism, making heated calls for Canada`s withdrawal. It is argued that the intent of capturing Osama bin Laden was merely a guise for the U.S.`s desire to dominate internationally, and that Canada`s historical role of essentially following U.S. foreign policy makes it impossible to justify their continued presence and should be questioned more fervently as an imperialist quest for oil and gas resources. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Taking the stance that the mainstream media sugarcoats Canada`s involvement in the U.S.`s war in Afghanistan-and equates "supporting the troops" with supporting the war-this analysis looks at Canada`s role in light of the politics of oil and U.S. imperialism, making heated calls for Canada`s withdrawal. It is argued that the intent of capturing Osama bin Laden was merely a guise for the U.S.`s desire to dominate internationally, and that Canada`s historical role of essentially following U.S. foreign policy makes it impossible to justify their continued presence and should be questioned more fervently as an imperialist quest for oil and gas resources. Taking the stance that the mainstream media sugarcoats Canada's involvement in the U.S.'s war in Afghanistan—and equates "supporting the troops" with supporting the war—this analysis looks at Canada's role in light of the politics of oil and U.S. imperialism, making heated calls for Canada's withdrawal. It is argued that the intent of capturing Osama bin Laden was merely a guise for the U.S.'s desire to dominate internationally, and that Canada's historical role of essentially following U.S. foreign policy makes it impossible to justify their continued presence, and should be questioned more fervently as an imperialist quest for oil and gas resources. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Condición: New. &Uumlber den AutorJohn W. Warnock is a former professor of political economy and sociology at the University of Regina and is the author of The Other Mexico, The Politics of Hunger: The Global Food System, and Saskatchewan: The Roo.

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Paperback. Condición: New. By the end of 2001, the United States and its local allies had chased the hated Taliban government out of Afghanistan. A process had begun to create a new constitution and elect a democratic government, and the United Nations was leading a broad coalition starting reconstruction and development. Canada made major commitments to this project, but the Taliban are back. The war restarted and looks to have no end in sight. As John Warnock so deftly explains, this situation is only understandable within a broad geopolitical framework. Under the guise of intending to capture Osama bin Laden and the al-Qaeda perpetrators of the 9/11 attacks, Afghanistan became a target for U.S. imperialism and its desire to dominate the world and its oil and gas resources. Shamefully, but not surprisingly, successive Canadian governments have participated in this imperialist adventure in Central Asia.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Creating a Failed State | The U.S. and Canada in Afghanistan | John W. Warnock | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2008 | Fernwood Publishing Co Ltd | EAN 9781552662625 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …