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Ein Staat gilt als gescheitert, wenn er sich nicht um Völkerrecht und internationale Abkommen schert, die Sicherheit seiner Bewohner und ihre Bürgerrechte nicht mehr schützt, ja die Institutionen der Demokratie selbst unterminiert. Solche »Schurkenstaaten« wieder auf den Weg von Freiheit, Recht und Demokratie zu bringen ist seit Jahrzehnten das erklärte Ziel der USA. Doch was, wenn die Supermacht selbst unter die Definition eines »gescheiterten Staates« fällt? Mit verstörender Präzision zeichnet Noam Chomsky die Entwicklungslinien einer Politik nach, die lange vor Bush begann. Das neue Buch von Noam Chomsky: „Der gescheiterte Staat“, erschienen im Antje Kunstmann Verlag, 24.90 EUR, 400 Seiten gebunden mit Schutzumschlag, ISBN 3-88897-452-6. Siehe dazu:

Verlagsinformationen

Die Verlagsseite zum Buch „Noam Chomsky: Der gescheiterte Staat“ https://www2.txt.de/cgi-bin/WebObjects/TXTSVKunstmann.woa/5/wo/AesO11tkpznaey2Hu/10.0.11.7.1.3.0.13

Nachwort von Noam Chomsky

Exklusiv im LabourNet Germany, das Nachwort von Noam Chomsky (pdf) https://www.labournet.de/irakkrieg/chomsky_staat.pdf


Aus: LabourNet, 26. September 2006

THE SAME White House that trashed generals and bean counters for saying it would take hundreds of thousands of more troops and billions more dollars to secure Iraq is now blaming the puppet government for not securing the country.

https://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article15102.htm

Fuel and electricity prices are up more than 270 percent from last years, according to Iraqi government statistics. Tea in some markets has quadrupled, egg prices have doubled.

https://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2006-09/24/content_5130138.htm


From Information Clearing House

By Associated Press

The accounts are brutal: An Iraqi man dragged from his home, executed and made to look as if he were an insurgent. Three prisoners killed by their Army captors. A team of revenge-seeking Marines going home to home, shooting down unarmed Iraqi men, women, children.

https://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article15083.htm

When it comes to the war in Iraq, the New York Times reports, "There is very little clear talk about what to do, beyond vague recommendations for staying the course or long-term timetables for withdrawal. That is because politicians running for election want to deliver good news, and there is nothing about Iraq - including withdrawal scenarios - that is anything but ominous."

https://www.truthout.org/docs_2006/092406Y.shtml

The republic of fear is born again. The state of terror now gripping Iraq is as bad as it was under Saddam Hussein. Torture in the country may even be worse than it was during his rule, the United Nation's special investigator on torture said yesterday.

https://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article15063.htm

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Informant: Lew Rockwel