The Justification to Kill the Chinese: Manufacturing Consent in a Losing War
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Erscheinungsdatum
26.05.2025
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Noe VollonSeitenzahl
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Englisch
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9798231640874
What if America's war with China has already begun-and we're just being taught how to accept it?
In The Justification to Kill the Chinese: Manufacturing Consent in a Losing War, Noe Vollon delivers a searing, unflinching exploration of the United States' unspoken Cold War with China. Through a provocative blend of geopolitical analysis, historical insight, and philosophical critique, this book reveals how the West is not merely confronting a rival superpower-but manufacturing the moral license to do so.
From crumbling economic supremacy to media-engineered fear, Vollon dismantles the illusion of Western moral clarity. He shows how narratives of "freedom" and "human rights" are weaponized to mask a deeper anxiety: the fear of decline, displacement, and a world no longer orbiting the American sun. In gripping prose and hard truths, he exposes how consent is shaped not through lies, but through stories-repeated until they become reality.
🔥 Inside You'll Discover:
- Why the U.S. cannot admit it is in a Cold War with China-and why that denial is dangerous
- How media, think tanks, and policy elites manufacture public support for conflict
- The myth of moral superiority in U.S. foreign policy
- How China's restraint, not aggression, is its most strategic weapon
- Why the Global South is quietly walking away from American influence
The Justification to Kill the Chinese reads like Manufacturing Consent for the age of multipolarity-a chilling and necessary reckoning with the narratives that drive nations to war.
📚 Perfect For Readers Of:
- John Mearsheimer
- Noam Chomsky
- Kishore Mahbubani
- Naomi Klein
- Martin Jacques
- Anyone seeking to understand the coming conflict-not just militarily, but culturally, economically, and psychologically
Warning: This book doesn't ask for permission. It asks uncomfortable questions.
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