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The Shock Doctrine

The Rise of Disaster Capitalism

by Naomi Klein

The Shock Doctrine by Naomi Klein X
The Shock Doctrine by Naomi Klein
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    Sep 2007, 576 pages

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    Jun 2008, 576 pages

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Jbeve

Well researched, and unbiased.
The author unravels why America, as well as the rest of the world, is experiencing increasing inequality, the spread of privatization, globalization, and economic instability. She does this incredibly well, and refrains from blaming a single political party. I recommend this book for anyone who wants to understand the forces that control the world as well as our politicians.
mike smith

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This is a great example of leftist thinking gone horribly wonky. This writer sees right-wing capitalist evil in every move of the lefts, by now, boring and non-existent demons. Where is her rage at 50 million murdered in the Chinese communist's revolution? No, far worse is Haliburton building nice accommodation for our troops. She fails to see the difference between free capitalism, and controlled fascism as exists in some South American countries, or elsewhere. This is, as Bruce Dern said in a western, "just plain dumb and stupid".
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