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010			_a 2008929645
011			_aBIB MATCHES WORLDCAT
020			_a1568584032
020			_a9781568584034
035			_a(ATU)b1137987x
035			_a(OCoLC)191926276
040			_aBTCTA _beng _erda _cBTCTA _dBAKER _dROC _dBWX _dOCLCQ _dYDXCP _dATU
050		4	_aPN5130.I53 _bF58 2008
082	0	4	_a070.4333 _222
100	1		_aFisk, Robert, _eauthor. _91069993
245	1	4	_aThe age of the warrior : _bselected essays / _cRobert Fisk.
264		1	_aNew York : _bNation Books, _c[2008]
264		4	_c©2008
300			_axviii, 522 pages ; _c22 cm
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505	0	0	_g1. _tA firestorm coming -- _tCry havoc and let slip the dogs of war -- _tFlirting with the enemy -- _t'Thank you, Mr Clinton, for the kind words' -- _tBrace yourself for Part Two of the War for Civilisation -- _tThe pit of desperation -- _tThe lies leaders tell when they want to go to war -- _t'You are not welcome' -- _tBe very afraid: Bush Productions is preparing to go into action -- _t'Our guys may kick them around a little ...' -- _tThe wind from the East -- _g2. _tPublish and be damned? Or stay silent? -- _tSo let me denounce genocide from the dock -- _tYou're talking nonsense, Mr Ambassador -- _tArmenia's 1,500,001st genocide victim -- _tSneaking a book out in silence -- _t'A conflict of interest' -- _tBravery, tears and broken dreams -- _tA holocaust denier in the White House -- _g3. _tWords, words, words ... -- _tHack blasts local rags -- _tWe should have listened to Bin Laden -- _tThe jargon disease -- _tPoisonous academics and their claptrap of exclusion -- _tSoft words - hard questions -- _tThe pen, the telex, the phone and the despised e-mail -- _tThe forgotten art of handwriting -- _t'Believe it or not!' -- _tMurder is murder is murder ... -- _tAh, Mary, you poor diddums -- _t'A very edgy situation' -- _t'Abu Henry': what diplomats can get up to -- _tA lesson from the Holocaust -- _g4. _tCinema begins to mirror the world -- _tApplause from the Muslims of Beirut -- _tSaladin's eyes -- _tMy challenge for Steven Spielberg -- _tDa Vinci shit -- _tWe've all been veiled from the truth -- _tWhen art is incapable of matching life -- _tA policeman's lot is not a happy one -- _tTake a beautiful woman to the cinema -- _tA river through time -- _g5. _tThe greatest crisis since the last greatest crisis -- _tA long and honourable tradition of smearing the dead -- _tTricky stuff, evil -- _t'Middle East hope!' - 'Europe in crisis!' -- _tA poet on the run in Fortress Europe -- _g6. _tWhen I was a child ... I understood as a child -- _tAnother of Arthur's damned farthings -- _tFirst mate Edward Fisk -- _t'Come on, Sutton!' -- _tCold war nights -- _t'All this talk of special trains ...' -- _tFear of flying -- _g7. _tThe old mandates -- _tGod damn that democracy -- _tGold-plated taps -- _tThe man who will never apologise -- _tThe 'lady' in seat 1K -- _tWhatever you do, don't mention the war -- _t'The best defender on earth of Lebanon's sovereignty' -- _tAlphonse Bechir's spectacles -- _tThe cat who ate missile wire for breakfast -- _tThe torturer who lived near the theatre -- _tThe temple of truth -- _tWe are all Rifaats now -- _tThe ministry of fear -- _t'We have all made our wills' -- _t'Duty unto death' and the United Nations -- _g8. _tThe cult of cruelty -- _tThe age of the warrior -- _tTorture's out - abuse is in -- _t'The truth, the truth!' -- _tCrusaders of the 'Green Zone' -- _tParadise in Hell -- _t'Bush is a revelatory at bedtime' -- _tThe worse it gets, the bigger the lies -- _tLet's have more martyrs! -- _tThe flying carpet -- _tThe show must go on -- _t'He was killed by the enemy' - but all is well in Iraq -- _g9. _tWe have lost our faith and they have not -- _tGod and the devil -- _tThe childishness of civilisations -- _tLook in the mirror -- _tSmashing history -- _tSo now it's 'brown-skinned' -- _tThe 'faith' question -- _tHatred on a map -- _t'If you bomb our cities, we will bomb yours' -- _tThe lies of racists -- _tDreamology -- _g10. _t'A thing invulnerable' -- _tWhat the Romans would have thought of Iraq -- _tIn memoriam -- _tRead Lawrence of Arabia -- _tA peek into the Fascist era -- _tWho now cries for the dead of Waterloo? -- _tWitnesses to genocide: a dark tale from Switzerland -- _t'You can tell a soldier to burn a village ...' -- _tShould journalists testify at war crimes trials? -- _tWhere are the great men of today? -- _g11. _tAmerica, America -- _tFree speech -- _tIt's a draw! -- _tFear and loathing on an American campus -- _tHow Muslim middle America made me feel safer -- _tWill the media boys and girls catch up? -- _tBrazil, America and the Seven Pillars of Wisdom -- _tFrom Cairo to Valdosta -- _tTrying to get into America -- _g12. _tUnanswered questions -- _tIs the problem weather? Or is it war? -- _tFear climate change, not our enemies -- _tJust who creates reality? -- _tA letter from Mrs Irvine -- _tWho killed Benazir? -- _tThe strange case of Gunner Wills -- _g13. _tThe last enemy -- _tIn the Colosseum, thoughts turn to death -- _tDead heroes and living memories -- _tThe ship that stands upright at the bottom of the Sea -- _t'Thanks, Bruce' -- _tThose who went before us -- _tFarewell, Ane-Karine -- _tThey told Andrea that Chris had not suffered -- _tThe dilution of memory -- _tA street named Petain and the woman he sent to Auschwitz -- _t'I am the girl of Irene Nemirovsky'.
588			_aMachine converted from AACR2 source record.
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