Bring on the apocalypse : six arguments for global justice /
In this collection of essays on money, religion, war, power, culture and nature, the author explains why we are heading into an uncertain future in which peace and sound politics are paramount to our survival. From his attack on the countries that deny the existence of global warming to his rally ag...
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London :
Guardian,
2008.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : four missed meals away from anarchy
- Arguments with God. Bring on the apocalypse ; The virgin soldiers ; Is the Pope gay? ; A life with no purpose ; America the religion
- Arguments with nature. Junk science ; Mocking our dreams ; Preparing for take-off ; A lethal solution ; Giving up on two degrees ; Crying sheep ; Feeding frenzy ; Natural aesthetes ; Bring them back ; Seeds of distraction
- Arguments with war. Thwart mode ; One rule for us ; Dreamers and idiots ; The moral myth ; The lies of the press ; War without rules ; A war of terror ; Back to front coup ; Peace is for wimps ; Asserting our right to kill and maim civilians ; A war dividend ; The darkest corner of the mind.
- Arguments with power. I'm with Wolfowitz ; Still the rich world's viceroy ; On the edge of lunacy ; This is what we paid for ; Painted haloes ; The corporate continent ; The flight to India ; How Britain denies its holocausts ; A bully in ermine ; Lady Tonge : an apology
- Arguments with money. Property paranoia ; Britain's most selfish people ; Theft is property ; Expose the tax cheats ; Bleeding us dry ; An Easter egg hunt ; A vehicle for equality ; Too soft on crime ; Media fairyland ; The Net censors
- Arguments with culture. The antisocial bastards in our midst ; Driven out of Eden ; Breeding reptiles in the mind ; Willy Loman Syndrome ; The new chauvinism.