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Dismantling the Empire From the Inside Out
Written by Robert Jensen
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Jensen's perspective from within the conservative halls of a southern state university names the United States as an empire driven by the desire to create puppet governments in key areas around the world. He reminds us that every empire in the history of the world has been destroyed, usually in a burst of brutality. Jensen invites each of us to take steps to dismantle this empire, but he also tells us how we can do it in a nonviolent way.
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