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DON'T DRAW THAT MAP YET OF THE NEW AMERICAN EMPIRE
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WASHINGTON DO YOU SUDDENLY FEEL PART OF AN "EMPIRE"? ARE YOU
MOVED TO MARCH ON MEXICO AND BUILD AQUEDUCTS IN HONDURAS? IN THE DARK
OF NIGHT, WHEN THE TOWN IS STILL, DO YOU SOMETIMES SLIP AWAY INTO THE
BASEMENT AND SURREPTITIOUSLY TRY ON THE UNIFORMS OF CAESAR AND
HANNIBAL AND NAPOLEON? If your answer as a citizen is yes to these
questions, then maybe the fervent empire-builders in this Bush
administration are right - the New American Empire has taken form
right before our eyes!
M...
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American Empire: the Realities and Consequences of US Diplomacy.(Book Review)
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Acceptance grows for new 'empire'
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'Empire' losing evil association
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The New Ameircan 'Empire' -- Many now accept our lofty status, but the word still carries dark historical connotations for others
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