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Sen. Bob Graham shares a candid and sobering look at what happened with 9/11, including the Bush administration's cover-up regarding Saudi Arabia.	The New York Times Todd S. Purdum traces the war in Iraq from the first rumblings after 9/11, to the diplomatic recriminations at the United Nations, to the battles themselves and their aftermath.	A provocative collection of personal letters to Michael Moore from soldiers, veterans and their families sharing their thoughts and feelings about the war in Iraq
NY Times correspondent Chris Hedges explores the appeal of war on the human psyche and then examines the brutality of modern war.	This award-winning journalist gives a complete account of the humanitarian disaster and corporate boondoggle that passes for the Iraqi liberation.	Prisoner abuse and torture as a result of the Iraq War are documented while revealing how pressures, politics, and the military are sweeping away reasonable policies.
Human rights lawyer Michael Ratner, who's at the center of a landmark U.S. Supreme Court case, Rasul v. Bush, and political journalist Ellen Ray reveal the truth about Guantanamo Bay Naval Station and the creation of a new network of U.S. detention camps around the world.	Follow the 101st Airborne Division of US Army in an engrossing look at the strategies, personalities, and struggles of waging modern warfare	In The New Nuclear Danger a world-renowned antinuclear activist argues against weapon systems that primarily serve the manufacturer's bottom line.
In The American Empire and the Fourth World, Hall provides an historical perspective to Americas years of plundering going back to Columbus.	Checkout this excellent book exposing the Carlyle Group and their influence on world politics.	Reveals what's really at stake in the "war" on terrorism and how it affects the survival of democracy and civil liberties.
Edwin Black exposes historic follies, fantasies, and ferocity, taking place in Iraq, where oil has formed a twisting thread of wealth, corruption, and greed.	Enemy Aliens brings Cole's keen intelligence, constitutional acumen, and personal litigation experience to bear on the character of constitutional freedoms in the war of terrorism.	In Future Tense, Gwynne Dyer tells how fringe groups of extremists - Islamist fanatics and American neo-conservatives - have pushed the world to the brink of disaster with America's defeat in Iraq only a matter of time with how long it takes mattering a lot.
America's Disappeared: Secret Imprisonment Detainees and the "War on Terror" brings together, for the first time, detainees' own testimonies with a comprehensive framework for understanding the issues by leading constitutional scholars working for their release.	A prominent national security analyst provides a critical examination of the origins, objectives, conduct, and consequences of the U.S. war against Iraq in this major new study concluding that America's war against Iraq was both unnecessary and damaging to long-term U.S. security interests.	Riverbend, an anonymous Iraqi woman and computer programmer fluent in English, offers searing eyewitness accounts of the everyday realities on the ground in Iraq, punctuated by astute analysis on the politics behind these events.

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