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Chalmers Johnson

Chalmers Johnson was a retired professor of Asian Studies at the University of California, San Diego. From 1968 until 1972 he served as a consultant to the Office of National Estimates of the Central Intelligence Agency. His books, from Blowback to Dismantling the Empire: America’s Last Best Hope are now classics. In 2006, he appeared in the prize-winning documentary film Why We Fight.

Chalmers Johnson on the CIA and a blowback world

By Chalmers Johnson On November 5, 2004On February 17, 2021

Chalmers Johnson on electing the Pentagon’s man

By Chalmers Johnson On September 14, 2004On February 17, 2021

Chalmers Johnson on the case for Kerry

By Chalmers Johnson On June 10, 2004On May 15, 2021

Chalmers Johnson, Questions for the President

By Chalmers Johnson On May 31, 2004On June 1, 2021

Chalmers Johnson on investigation as cover-up

By Chalmers Johnson On February 4, 2004On November 23, 2010

Chalmers Johnson on garrisoning the planet

By Chalmers Johnson On January 15, 2004On August 17, 2010

Chalmers Johnson on imperial rights

By Chalmers Johnson On December 5, 2003On March 8, 2021

Chalmers Johnson on assassination squads

By Chalmers Johnson On November 16, 2003On March 8, 2021

Chalmers Johnson on the fall of the republic

By Chalmers Johnson On September 9, 2003On November 23, 2010

Chalmers Johnson on real American casualty rates

By Chalmers Johnson On May 2, 2003On November 23, 2010

Chalmers Johnson on the Korean crisis

By Chalmers Johnson On April 17, 2003On November 23, 2010

The disquieted American

By Chalmers Johnson On February 8, 2003On January 18, 2012

Chalmers Johnson on our Iraqi wars

By Chalmers Johnson On January 8, 2003On November 23, 2010

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