Not exact matches
For all that the neoconservatives have said publicly about their vision of American power, a coherent narrative of the development of their policy has been needed, and Dorrien provides that account impressively He reveals that the purported reasons for the Iraq invasion (defending America from weapons of
mass destruction and spreading democracy and freedom) were a mere gloss intended for
public consumption.
This sphere of freedom is threatened and secretly determined by anonymous powers determining
public opinion without being controlled themselves, which produce
mass psychoses, direct
consumption and the ever more intricate relations of social life.
Like the Situationists Jongeleen turns against
mass consumption and over-regulated society by interrupting the
public space.