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Fool's Errand by Scott Horton
Fool's Errand by Scott Horton








Fool

Indeed, FOOL’S ERRAND will no doubt be the most important book on American foreign policy and military action you’ll read this year – no matter with what perspective you begin. Probably not since former CIA Osama bin Laden Unit Director Michael Scheuer anonymously published his book ‘Imperial Hubris: Why the West is Losing the War on Terror,’ has there been such a comprehensive expose of the American government’s folly and fraud in pursuing the foolishness of long-term military occupation in this “pivot area” of global hegemony. His latest book, ‘FOOL’S ERRAND,’ is an exceedingly well-researched and astute case study on the American war in Afghanistan – as well as in impassioned (albeit intellectual) plea to the American public to shake off their indifference to the horrific crime being carried out against the people of Afghanistan by the U.S. Host of ‘The Scott Horton Show,’ and long-time contributor at both ‘The Libertarian Institute,’ & ‘ ’ Horton has been immersing himself in the issues and inner-workings of foreign policy and the subject matter of American military action for many years now. In this masterful academic work of art, author Scott Horton rends the veil of pro-war propaganda and relative journalistic silence regarding what is now the longest war in American history – the ‘war on terror’ as waged in Afghanistan by the American military and supporting forces. Meanwhile, our only actual enemies laugh at America’s wanton self-destruction.” – Scott Horton, FOOL’S ERRAND: Time To End the War in Afghanistan, Chapter 2, page #95, 1st Edition, Copyright 2017 by Scott Horton, The Libertarian Institute

Fool

“The USA is bogged down half a world away in the legendary “Graveyard of Empires” – a country the size of Texas with mountains like Colorado and deserts like California landlocked in the center of Eurasia fighting tribesmen who could not be tamed by the Macedonian, British, or Soviet military occupations – giving itself another “Vietnam,” when at the end of the day there is no reason to believe this war could ever be any more successful than that one.










Fool's Errand by Scott Horton