Re: information on U.S. intervention

Chalmers Johnson (Stanford) is a "conservative liberal," Japanologist, and
believer in national development.  I'd be suspect of his writing as
comparable to Chomsky and Blum.

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> Jonathan-
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> I suggest looking for a book by Noam Chomsky & Edward Hermann called "The
> Washington Connection and Third World Fascism," (South End Press, 1979),
> and "Killing Hope:  U.S. Military and CIA Interventions Since WWII" by
> William Blum (Common Courage Press, revised and expanded edition 1995).
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> I haven't read it, but "Blowback" by Chalmers Johnson might be good as
> well.  Johnson is an Asian scholar and a nationalist, opposed to
> internationalist adventures, and an alternative to Chomsky and Blum.
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