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    <body><![CDATA[This is an exhaustive analysis of historical events not covered by most Western news sources our history books: the capitalist revolutions in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Russia, and most recently, Iraq.  <br/><br/>The most edifying thing about this book is the way it shows how economics and politics have been severed from one another, in order to continue the political spin that fundamentalist capitalist economies are somehow good for the people for whom they are causing increased unemployment, poverty, disease, crime - and make no mistake about it, it caused all those things in every country Milton Friedman and Jeffery Sachs advised on  economic matters.  <br/><br/>The big question Klein elucidates on page 297 is whether the proponents of free market capitalism really believe their ideologies can have a positive outcome, or is this just a front for their greed and more sinister motives?  And this question is critical to knowing how to fight. ]]></body>
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