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The Rise and Fall of the American Empire: A Re-Interpretation of History, Economics and Philosophy: 1492-2006
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The Rise and Fall of the American Empire: A Re-Interpretation of History, Economics and Philosophy: 1492-2006 (edit title/settings)

by Rocky Mirza (Author) (edit contributors)

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This objective and rigorous re-visiting of the history of the US as the world's super imperiaist and "mock" democracy comes at an opportune time. the book explains with logical integrity why the world is finally on the right path when it questions the true motives of Americans for invading... read more

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The inspiration for this seminal work on the history of the American Empire came with the re-election of George W. Bush in 2004. I had been brainwashed into thinking that the American Empire was a peace loving force for good in the world. When the evidence was clear that the American invasions... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)

The inspiration for this seminal work on the history of the American Empire came with the re-election of George W. Bush in 2004. I had been brainwashed into thinking that the American Empire was a peace loving force for good in the world. When the evidence was clear that the American invasions into Afghanistan and Iraq were evil I had to investigate the true history of this lone super power. I discovered that America was a warmongering imperialist since 1775 when it invaded Canada. It has never stopped invading countries since.
I also discovered that it never had republican ideals but was racist to the core. It simply replaced the European Empires of Portugal, Spain, Holland, France and England to contine six centuries of White western domination and exploitation of the people of the Third World. Non-Whites were Naked savages (First Nations), slaves (Africans) communists (people of Latin America and Asia), terrorists/Islamists (Muslims and Arabs).
Its so called democracy was based on the sanctity of private property and ownership of capital. It preached that communal property was evil and that the right for a small wealthy group to own capital and land was divine. It sold excessive consumerism to produce fat unhealthy people and global warming.
Its self claim to be "Leader of the free world," is a sick joke on the human race.

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  • American presidents/Commander-in-chiefs: George Washington set the precedent for the role of Commander-in-Chief to be the pre-requiste for becoming president of the American Empire.Warmongering was as essential qualification to get America's top job.
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This bbok was inspired by the re-election of George W. Bush in 2004. Many Americans,

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Chapter 1: Sixteenth century conquests and settlements
Chapter 2:The planting of colonies by Spain, Portugal, France, England, Holland and Sweden in the seventeenth century
Chapter 3: Fleeting English hegemony, human booty and the foundation of European racism in America
chapter 4: The making of a rogue empire: early beginnings
Chapter 5: American imperialism before the civil war: 1800-1850
Chapter 6: Freedom catches up with rhetoric: 1851-1875
Chapter 7: The foundations of economic hegemony without civil rights: 1876-1920
Chapter 8: The rise of the American juggernaut: 1921-1950
Chapter 9: The role of the US in the fall of communism: 1951-2000
Chapter 10: America's Afghanistan: Vietnam to Iraq: 1951-2006
Chapter 11: Asia's century and the fall of the American empire

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  1. Rocky Mirza (Author) - Rocky Mirza is the author of The Rise and Fall of the American Empire

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