A Bibliography For Properly Remembering 9-11

“Never Forget” is a cliche that was used to memorialize those lost on September 11, 2001. Unfortunately, those throwing around this cliche want history to begin on the day they died as a justification for the wars that followed. Those 3,000 lives are certainly worth memorializing because their death was preventable. The deaths of hundreds of thousands in the decade that followed were as well.

What follows is a bibliography on noninterventionist foreign policy. Most of these are history books. Reading about events and decisions will lead one to conclude that a central planner is as bad at war and foreign policy as they are at economic interventions.

The Road to 9-11

Books by Ali Soufan

Books by Chalmers Johnson

Books by Andrew Bacevich

Others

Propaganda

American Foreign Policy

Iraq and Afghan Wars

Chris Spangle is the publisher and editor of We Are Libertarians, a news site and podcast that covers national and Indiana politics from the libertarian perspective. Spangle previously worked in marketing for the Englehart Group on behalf of the Advocates for Self-Government. He also served as the Executive Director of the Libertarian Party of Indiana and producer of the Abdul in the Morning Show. He now works as the web director of a nationally syndicated morning show.

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