How the U.S. Stole an Island - Co Publication, Cuqi And; M Oxford, Bruno
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Imagine a remote, sun-soaked paradise in the middle of the Indian Ocean-a land rich in culture, history, and deep-rooted traditions. Now, imagine an entire population torn from their homeland, their lives shattered, and their future stolen. This is the untold story of Diego Garcia, an island that was once home to the Chagossians-people who lived peacefully, cultivating coconut farms and living off the land for generations. But in the name of military strategy and imperial power, their world was obliterated. In How the U.S. Stole an Island: Hidden History of Diego Garcia, you will uncover a…mehr

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Imagine a remote, sun-soaked paradise in the middle of the Indian Ocean-a land rich in culture, history, and deep-rooted traditions. Now, imagine an entire population torn from their homeland, their lives shattered, and their future stolen. This is the untold story of Diego Garcia, an island that was once home to the Chagossians-people who lived peacefully, cultivating coconut farms and living off the land for generations. But in the name of military strategy and imperial power, their world was obliterated. In How the U.S. Stole an Island: Hidden History of Diego Garcia, you will uncover a chilling tale of secrecy, betrayal, and the disturbing realities of modern geopolitics. Through a combination of historical accounts, personal stories, and legal battles, this book reveals how the U.K. and U.S. conspired to forcibly remove an entire population, destroying their homes and erasing their cultural identity-all to make way for a U.S. military base at the height of the Cold War. But the story doesn't end there. This book takes you deep into the international struggle for justice, where the Chagossians' fight to return to their homeland continues-decades after their displacement. With the 2019 International Court of Justice ruling in their favor, the Chagossians' right to return has been recognized, yet the U.K. and U.S. refuse to make amends, prioritizing military interests over human rights. What would it take to right these wrongs? Can Diego Garcia ever be restored to its rightful owners? And what does this story teach us about the ongoing legacies of colonialism, imperialism, and military dominance? This is not just a book for those interested in history. It's a call to action, a plea for justice, and a stark reminder of the cost of power in our world. Whether you're a history buff, a political thinker, or someone who simply believes in the rights of displaced peoples, this book will open your eyes to the hidden truths that have shaped our global landscape. If you've ever wondered how far governments will go to achieve their strategic goals-or how the voices of the powerless can be silenced by those in power-this is the book for you. Don't miss this gripping, thought-provoking journey into one of the most controversial chapters of modern geopolitics. Buy How the U.S. Stole an Island today and dive into the hidden history that still echoes in the halls of power.
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