DEEP STATE WARMONGERS WON'T LIKE THIS BOOK!
GOOD!

The Deep State, the executive arm of Global American Military Empire, has been gaslighting the people into one phony war after another... Iraq, Libya, Syria, Ukraine... for far too long.
Had enough?
Now New York Times bestselling author Charles Goyette delivers a take-no-prisoners account of personalities and political deceit, false flags and fake news, coups and Cold Wars, and inconceivable blunders. The CIA's arming Jihadists in Syria to fight fundamentalist militias armed by the Pentagon may be good for war profiteers and those sowing global chaos, but it has been a brutal drain on the well-being of the American people.
THE EMPIRE OF LIES: Fragments from the Memory Hole goes beyond policy, revealing the dark role a strange psychological malady, COMBAT ENVY, plays in the lies warmongering public figures tell of their personal derring-do. It exposes the Lapdog Press that replaced the Watchdog Press, even as the world was taken for a second time to the brink of nuclear Armageddon.
One by one Goyette refutes the Empire's talking points, for example that the Empire is needed to keep the sea lanes open, and he describes "Imperial Overstretch," the syndrome of collapsing Empires reacting militarily to their decline, becoming trapped in cycles of bankruptcy.
This account of deadly folly, moral failure, war profiteering, and ruthless manipulation of the public is a fearless warning that systemic dishonesty is the inescapable nature of Empires. As Mark Twain said,
"America cannot have an Empire abroad and a Republic at home."
CHARLES GOYETTE is a New York Times Bestselling Author and award-winning talk show host.
He has appeared often on national television, on Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, Fox Business, and PBS.
Charles joined with former presidential candidate Ron Paul for the nationally syndicated commentary Ron Paul's America that aired daily on 125 radio stations.
Known for his outspoken opposition to Bush's elective Irag War, Charles served on the national speakers bureau of High Frontier, the leading public policy organization that promoted President Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative. Charles was a news anchor with the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service and is a recipient of the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious service.

