Al Gore distills in his single person the disrepair of Liberalism in America today, and almost every unalluring feature of the Democratic Party. číst celé
Alexander Cockburn Books
Alexander Cockburn was an American political journalist renowned for his incisive and often uncompromising perspective on current affairs. His writing was characterized by a deep analysis of power structures and a critique of the establishment. Cockburn was unafraid to challenge dominant narratives and offer alternative viewpoints, earning him a reputation as a fearless intellectual. His work continues to inspire readers seeking a critical assessment of political realities.
Imperial Crusades
- 352 pages
- 13 hours of reading
The political and human carnage of the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Yugoslavia are chronicled in this book, featuring entries from the authors, former marines, historians, a psychologist, an economist, a human rights lawyer, and former CIA analysts.
A Colossal Wreck
- 602 pages
- 22 hours of reading
A roller coaster ride through the ruins of modern America from the most influential journalist of his generation.
Focusing on the degradation of the English language, Alexander Cockburn critiques the misuse of clichés and overused phrases by journalists and politicians. Through his incisive writing, he presents a "most wanted list" of linguistic offenders, calling for their metaphorical execution. Cockburn's sharp wit targets terms like "national conversation" and "sustainable development," aiming to expose and challenge the corruption of everyday speech. His work serves as a passionate defense of linguistic integrity and clarity.