Delusions of Power: New Explorations of the State, War, and Economy

Examining the intricate connections between war, state power, and economics, this collection of essays highlights the increasing authority and corruption within the American government. It explores topics from the Lyndon Johnson era to the concept of "Military-Economic Fascism," illustrating how national crises are manipulated to restrict citizens' rights for the benefit of a select few. The narrative spans significant historical events, prompting readers to consider whether those in power are aware of the consequences of their policies.