L'impero colpisce ancora

His insights feel especially relevant today, but I wonder what motivated him to write this book at this particular moment in history.

The book is quite eye-opening, but I found myself questioning how much of these narratives are accepted in mainstream discourse. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

It made me reevaluate some of the assumptions I had about U.S. motives. I'm curious if others felt the same shift after reading.