Imperialism Reading Group Ping!

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And so it comes that all Western countries would capitulate to US dominance. The US weilding its position like someone with a grenade pin pulled yet holding onto the grenade latch so it doesn't yet explode highlights just how genuinely fragile its Imperialist position is, which explains the desparation and utter lack of empathy the US millitary engages in all of its conflicts of Imperial genocide.

To answer @[email protected]'s question from last week, my tentative plan is to have two or three weeks' break to give everybody a break, time to catch up, evaluate if they want to still be in this group, decide on the next book, and also for me to finish my notes (I'm about halfway through them; writing notes is harder than doing initial reading, unsurprisingly).

The final week of Superimperialism will be the week beginning June 16th (as I'm treating the Epilogue as a distinct chapter). So my proposition is to start the next book on the week beginning July 14th. I think we should read something that's a little shorter and less dense/complicated, so if anybody here has any recommendations along those lines, put them forward!