Saturday, 1 September 2012

TROPIC OF CHAOS:
(2011)

RATING:60%
FORMAT:Book

Ignorant and self-regarding as only a White could be: The author clams that anthropogenic climate change will cause wars - which smacks of blaming the victim rather than the victimizer.

This writer just loves the sound of his own voice. He conflates Cause with Effect by avoiding stating that water loss is an effect of 100s of years of colonialism, skewed markets bases upon economic exploitation and state-subsidized welfarism for business interests.

This book is White supremacist claptrap since it largely avoids blaming White supremacists for Global Warming or the White-dominated World Bank & the International Monetary Fund (IMF) - who destroy entire economies with neo-liberal orthodoxy to create new, short-lived markets for Whites.

Posted by Frank TALKER™ at 16:39
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