ENCYCLOPEDIA for THE NEW AMERICAN CENTURY: Understanding Verbalizations in this New Age of Empire, Mythology and Consumerism.

by Bob Vineyard

Has the New American Century started without you? Get with it! It's time for everyone to get in line and join in the new unity and spirit of uni-partisanship-or else! The first step in knowing what's expected of you is to understand the language of ditto-headedness, neo-conformism, neo-speak and good old ass kissing of the properly imposed authorities. You might as well join up because if you don't, you're against it and that makes you a terrorist. The smart thing to do is to go meekly with the flow, for the meek shall inherit the earth!That's right-it's time to forget everything you thought you knew and submit to the current rewrite of history, the new logic and the proper way to think. Do as you're told and everything you do will glorify the New American Century and the heroic, fearless leaders who shall guide us through endless war for peace, evermore prosperity for the rich and a righteous submission of state to Church!
 
“Encyclopedia for the New American Century: Understanding Verbalizations in This New Age of Empire, Mythology, and Consumerism” by R. B. Vineyard is an intriguing exploration of language and concepts in the context of contemporary American society1. The book delves into various terms and ideas, shedding light on their meanings and implications. Here are some notable entries from the book:
 

A is for AMERICA: Discusses the multifaceted aspects of American identity.
B is for BIPARTISAN: Explores the concept of working across party lines.
C is for CORPORATISM: Examines the influence of corporations on politics and society.
E is for EMPIRE: Analyzes the idea of American global dominance.
H is for HOMELAND SECURITY: Investigates the impact of security measures on civil liberties.
W is for WAR: Explores the complexities of war and its consequences.

The book also includes thought-provoking sections on religion, ideology, and national security. If you’re interested in understanding the language and rhetoric of the New American Century, this book provides valuable insights.