The Vietnam War is surrounded by controversy, especially surrounding the reason for the United States defeat. This book aims to provide a detailed account as to how the war started, and ultimately... More > investigate to what extent the media in the USA contributed to the outcome of the conflict. The nature of war has changed throughout the ages, so much so, that nowadays the governments or leaders who wage such an act are now accountable. The media is often described as being free and offering a liberal attitude to the world, delivering information that is shrouded by a veil. What if that perception could be manipulated? What if the media decided to change the outcome of a situation? In the end, what if it could control a governments actions?
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Matthew Banner is an academic with a BA in International Relations and a Masters in Teaching. He was born in England and has travelled the world writing, which has been his dream ever since he was young.< Less
The Vietnam War is surrounded by controversy, especially regarding the reason for the United States of America’s defeat. This book aims to provide a detailed account as to how the war started,... More > and ultimately investigate to what extent the media in the USA contributed to the outcome of the conflict. The nature of war has changed throughout the ages, so much so, that nowadays the governments or leaders who wage such an act, are now accountable. The media is often described as being free and offering a liberal attitude to the world that is delivering information shrouded by a veil. What if that perception could be manipulated? What if the media decided to change the outcome of a situation? In the end, what if it could control a government’s actions? This book will investigate all these questions. Explore inside!< Less
Nuclear warfare, political reformation, world war, and controversial assassinations: all in a day's work for the two that would change the hopeless future of the world to something more safe. Scott... More > Blanchard and Ray Mueller, two special operatives, are exposed to the newly lit red threat and the future of biological and genetic warfare as an old American political enemy rises again to play the odds of domino theory: A new form of the old USSR, Red Moscow.< Less
Nuclear warfare, political reformation, world war, and controversial assassinations: all in a day's work for the two that would change the hopeless future of the world to something more safe. Scott... More > Blanchard and Ray Mueller, two special operatives, are exposed to the newly lit red threat and the future of biological and genetic warfare as an old American political enemy rises again to play the odds of domino theory: A new form of the old USSR, Red Moscow.< Less
