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Fear, Lies and Hidden Agendas: Hijacking Catastrophe: 9/11 and the Selling of American Empire

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This article looks at films made in the wake of 9/11, with a particular focus on the documentary Hijacking Catastrophe. This film looks at the ways the concealed, often perilous agendas of leading neo-conservative politicians gained prominence within the upper echelons of the Republican party. Includes tips on how to use Hijacking Catastrophe in the classroom.
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