countries along with need years seem to be cooperating and proclaiming a largely anti western sense. gerald horn historian and author says us involvement and preparing who potters in africa contradicts its image as a flagship of democracy. keep in mind that in terms of the space, the military crew speed they in any kind of cri, our book in a fossil form. our lead a r d one in the share, a significant percentage of the cool plotters were actually trained in the united states of america. and that is rather curious because we are told repeatedly that the united states of america is some sort of beacon of democracy. well then if that's the case, how do you explain the fact that military men did their training or overflowing government, that supposedly you are supporting in chad for example, you also head in a regular change of government. but since the new regime was willing to play ball with france and the states, there has been no talk of a north atlantic nation military intervention. in fact, they redeem and implemented fed is in the good crisis of the imperial styles. that kind of a part, presle

in the analysis of gerald horn by organizing higher education around modern disciplines producing graduates and engineering accounting administration and management. the university's produced by the act would train in educate the cadre of corporations and a rapidly modernizing and expanding state. the political economy of our own era of crisis continues to operate within the constraint set in place by land grants to corporations and universities over these two days in 1862. at the end of the year on december 26th the us executed 38 dakota prisoners in what remains the largest official mass execution in us history. in historical context of the railway act in the land-grant act the mass execution was another kind of assertion of land-based power. involve the transition in relating to north america as a space of war to a space of policing a transition which remains unfinished in our own day. read together. we see the prioritization of the rights of corporations over and against international treaty obligations. the expansion of land and sea-based military power was accomplished through the exp