International records / Internet Archive

Endless Enemies; The Making Of An Unfriendly World

In this well-documented account, the author shows how America intervened in the affairs of nations abroad inconsistently with our foreign policy goals by manipulating the economies of developing nations often driving them to corruption and communism. It discusses the problems with American foreign policy, examining the ramifications and costs of current, fear-based policies and explaining how a refusal to take sides can benefit the United States. It asks if it is really necessary for the United States, the great democracy, to support tyrants around the world? Must we intervene in every conflic…