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War Is A Racket Smedley D Butler

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War Is A Racket Smedley D Butler
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Publisher: Feral House
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 1.26 MB
Author: Smedley D. Butler
ISBN: 9780922915231, 0922915237
Language: English
Year: 2010

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War Is A Racket Smedley D Butler by Smedley D. Butler 9780922915231, 0922915237 instant download after payment.

General Smedley Butler's frank book shows how American war efforts were animated by big-business interests. This extraordinary argument against war by an unexpected proponent is relevant now more than ever.

Originally printed in 1935, War Is a Racket is General Smedley Butler's frank speech describing his role as a soldier as nothing more than serving as a puppet for big-business interests. In addition to photos from the notorious 1932 anti-war book The Horror of It by Frederick A. Barber, this book includes two never-before-published anti-interventionist essays by General Butler. The introduction discusses why General Butler went against the corporate war machine and how he exposed a fascist coup d'etat plot against President Franklin Roosevelt. Widely appreciated and referenced by left- and right-wingers alike, this is an extraordinary argument against war - more relevant now than ever.

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