USAma(2nd Edition): Is USA the World's Largest Terrorist? (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781645461586)

NO This is NOT a book about Usama bin Ladin (aka Osama bin Laden). Though he was considered the world's No.1 terrorist for nearly 10 years, bin Laden was responsible for the deaths of less than 6000 people.The protagonist in this book is responsible for the deaths of at least 7.3 million people since World War II, not including an estimated 177,000 people killed in the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings.In this spine-chilling book, Amit Bagaria takes us through an extraordinary journey of illegal/immoral acts carried out by Unjust Satan America (USA) against 82 sovereign nations, which are mostly unknown to the average reader even within USA. He tries to show us how, in one way or the other, USA has bullied its way to global dominance - interfering in our day to day lives, working perhaps for the benefit of only its super powerful Military Industrial Complex - which he describes in detail."USAma" is a term Bagaria has coined to describe USA. Either through drones or airstrikes, surgical strikes or full-scale military invasions, USAma has created havoc in more than half the world, he says. In other countries, different types of weapons have been used - from porn films to poison, from blackmailing to torture, from fake news to fake public protests - all through CIA.Even the most educated amongst us have been made to believe that USA is justified - as the global policeman - in helping weaker nations fight evil, whether in the form of Communism or Islamism. This is despite the fact that, to serve its own selfish purposes, USA has supported some of the most brutal dictators, helped in the establishment of fundamentalist Islamic regimes, and even supported Communist regimes in some cases. THAT is the power of American propaganda.

Author: Amit Bagaria
ISBN-10: 1645461580
ISBN-13: 9781645461586
Publisher: Notion Press
Language: English
Published: 05/29/2019
Pages: 482
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.54lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 1.07d