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War is a racket by Smedley D. Butler · Booklabria

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War is a racket

WarEconomic aspects

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First published: 1935
Language: English
Editions: 6

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Brilliantly outlines who profits and who looses from, loosing the dogs of war. A scathing critique on the nature of politics and war profits. Revealing truths about the use of propaganda by war profiteers, and the lack of support for those whose backs are broken by the war machine. This should be required reading for all those who view public office as a fruit machine.

Subjects: War
Economic aspects
Moral and ethical aspects
War, moral and ethical aspects
War, economic aspects

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