A comprehensive study of the world since September 11th, 2001. It provides a detailed critical examination of the Bush administration's response to the terror attacks and subsequent US interventions. The author argues that global terrorism requires a multilateral and global solution.

The book documents several important factors largely overlooked by the media including: the relations between the Bush family, the bin Ladens, Cheney and the tangled web of oil, money and money behind both the Enron, Halliburton and other corporate scandals and the September 11 attacks and subsequent War on Terrorism; the ways that the Bush administration deprioritised terrorism pre-September 11 and put aside Clinton administration plans to deal with bin Laden and terrorism; how the Republican Party and Bush administration economic policies helped enable corporate corruption and have led to economic crisis; how Bush administration unilateralism is intensifying war and repression throughout the world and how his new doctrine of "pre-emptive strikes" threatens to unleash an era of war.

The Bush Administration and the September 11 Terror Attacks -
Theorizing September 11 -
September 11, the Media, and War Fever -
Operation Enduring Freedom and the Proliferation of Terror War -
Month One: Special Operations, Bombing, and Propaganda War -
Month Two: Vicissitudes of Terror War -
Collapse of the Taliban -
The Hunt for Bin Laden -
The New Barbarism: World in Turmoil -
The War at Home: Political Battles and the Enron Scandal -
The Afghan Nightmare and the Axis of Evil -
The New Militarism, Lies and Propaganda, and the High Costs of the Bush Presidency -
Conclusion: For Democracy and Against Terrorism and Militarism -
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