num_pages: 382
description: This book explores some of the details of how the United States got into the business of conducting Special Operations after World War II. The term "special operations" means "military services providing support to the clandestine activities of the United States Government." The term is a euphemism[1] for overthrowing governments, sabotage, murder, contrived wars, espionage, torture and assassination. These and other similarly indefensible acts are all justified with equally euphemistic masks such as "in the interests of national security", "defending our way of life", "the American Way" "the promotion of democracy", and even, "national sovereignty".
language: English
title: Understanding Special Operations & their Impact on the Vietnam War Era
titlecomplete: Understanding Special Operations & their Impact on the Vietnam War Era
ratings_count: 7
publisher: Rat Haus Reality Press