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Sinhalese translation of a controversial book on the economic policies of U.S. government with respect to developing countries.

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Sinhalese translation of a controversial book on the economic policies of U.S. government with respect to developing countries.

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onfessions of a n conomic Hit Ma n John Perkin s BK HFRRETT-KnEHLER PUBLISHERS . San Francisco a BK Currents book To my mother and father, Ruth Moody and Jason Perkins , who taught me about love and living and instille d y in me the courage that enabled m e /l to write this book. Copyright (c) 2004 by John Perkin s All rights reserved . No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, o r transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or othe r electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the pub- lisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certai n other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law. For permission requests, write to the publisher, addressed "Attention : Permissions Coordinator, " at the address below. Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc. , 235 Montgomery Street, Suite 650, San Francisco, CA 94104-291 6 Tel : (415) 288-0260 Fax : (415) 362-2512 www.bkconnection .co m ORDERING INFORMATIO N QUANTITY SALES . Special discounts are available on quantity purchases by corpora - tions, associations, and others . For details, contact the " Special Sales Departmen t " at the Berrett-Koehler address above . Berrett-Koehler publications are available through most book - stores . They can also be ordered direct from Berrett-Koehler : Tel : (800) 929-2929 ; Fax : (802) 864-7626 ; wvtti'.bkconneetion .com ORDERS FOR COLLEGE TEXTBOOK/COURSE ADOPTION USE . Please contact Berrett- Koehler : Tel : (800) 929-2929 : Fax : (802) 864-7626 . Tel : (510) 528-1444 ; Fax : (510) 528-3444 . Berrett-Koehler and the BK logo are registered trademarks o f Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc. Printed in the United States of America Berrett-Koehler books arc printed on long-lasting acid-free paper . When it is available, we choose paper that has been manufactured by environmentally responsible processes . These may include using trees grown in sustainable forests, incorporating recycled paper , minimizing chlorine in bleaching, or recycling the energy produced at the paper mill . LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CA'TALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA Perkins, John, 1945 - Confessions of an economic hit man by John Perkins . p . cm. Includes bibliographical references and index . ISBN-10 : 1-57675-301-8 ; ISBN-13 : 978-1-57675-301-9 1. Energy consultants—United States — Biography. Intelligence agents—United States—Biography. Corporations, American—Foreign countries . Corporations, American—Corrupt practices . UB271 .U52P47 200 4 332 ' .042 '092—dc2 2 [B] 2004045353 First Editio n 09 08 07 06 05 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 Cover design by Mark van Bronkhurst . Bush 16 2 29 I Take a Bribe 167 30 The United States Invades Panama 173 31 An EHM Failure in Iraq 18 2 32 September 11 and its Aftermath for Me, Personally 18 9 33 Venezuela: Saved by Saddam 19 6 34 Ecuador Revisited 20 3 35 Piercing the Veneer 21 1 Epilogue 22 1 John Perkins Personal History 22 6 Notes 23 0 Index 24 0 About the Author 248 PREFAC E Economic hit men (EHMs) are highly paid professionals who cheat countries around the globe out of trillions of dollars .

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Family

San Francisco a BK Currents book To my mother and father, Ruth Moody and Jason Perkins , who taught me about love and living and instille d y in me the courage that enabled m e /l to write this book. Beyond them, I thank the people who encouraged me to go ou t on a limb and tell my story : Stephan Rechtschaffen, Bill and Lynne Twist, Ann Kemp, Art Roffey, so many of the people who partici- pated in Dream Change trips and workshops, especially my co - facilitators, Eve Bruce, Lyn Roberts-Herrick, and Mary Tendall, an d my incredible wife and partner of twenty-five years, Winifred, an d our daughter Jessica .

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San Francisco a BK Currents book To my mother and father, Ruth Moody and Jason Perkins , who taught me about love and living and instille d y in me the courage that enabled m e /l to write this book.
Beyond them, I thank the people who encouraged me to go ou t on a limb and tell my story : Stephan Rechtschaffen, Bill and Lynne Twist, Ann Kemp, Art Roffey, so many of the people who partici- pated in Dream Change trips and workshops, especially my co - facilitators, Eve Bruce, Lyn Roberts-Herrick, and Mary Tendall, an d my incredible wife and partner of twenty-five years, Winifred, an d our daughter Jessica .
My mother became a high school Latin teacher .

Meaning

In fact, twenty-four thousand people die every single day because they are unable to obtain life-sustaining food .i Most im- portantly, this story must be told because today, for the first time in history, one nation has the ability, the money, and the power to change all this . The longer version relates to my dedication to the country wher e I was raised, to my love of the ideals expressed by our Founding Fa- thers, to my deep commitment to the American republic that today promises "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" for all people , everywhere, and to my determination after 9/11 not to sit idly by any longer while EHMs turn that republic into a global empire .

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In fact, twenty-four thousand people die every single day because they are unable to obtain life-sustaining food .i Most im- portantly, this story must be told because today, for the first time in history, one nation has the ability, the money, and the power to change all this .
The longer version relates to my dedication to the country wher e I was raised, to my love of the ideals expressed by our Founding Fa- thers, to my deep commitment to the American republic that today promises "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" for all people , everywhere, and to my determination after 9/11 not to sit idly by any longer while EHMs turn that republic into a global empire .
The sights, the people, the conversations, and the feelings I describe were all a part of m y life.

Faith and doubt

Thi s belief also has a corollary : that those people who excel at stoking the fires of economic growth should be exalted and rewarded, whil e those born at the fringes are available for exploitation . This effect is reinforced by the corollary belief tha t the captains of industry who drive this system should enjoy a specia l status, a belief that is the root of many of our current problems an d is perhaps also the reason why conspiracy theories abound .

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Thi s belief also has a corollary : that those people who excel at stoking the fires of economic growth should be exalted and rewarded, whil e those born at the fringes are available for exploitation .
This effect is reinforced by the corollary belief tha t the captains of industry who drive this system should enjoy a specia l status, a belief that is the root of many of our current problems an d is perhaps also the reason why conspiracy theories abound .
My passion was, I had n o doubt, as strong as that of Lancelot for Guinevere — and even more secretive.

Responsibility

When it is available, we choose paper that has been manufactured by environmentally responsible processes . I wrote that in 1982, as the beginning of a book with the working title, Conscience of an Economic Hit Man .

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When it is available, we choose paper that has been manufactured by environmentally responsible processes .
I wrote that in 1982, as the beginning of a book with the working title, Conscience of an Economic Hit Man .
As is the case with so many things we EHMs must take responsibility for, it is a war that is vir- tually unknown anywhere outside the country where it is fought .

Freedom

When it is available, we choose paper that has been manufactured by environmentally responsible processes . The longer version relates to my dedication to the country wher e I was raised, to my love of the ideals expressed by our Founding Fa- thers, to my deep commitment to the American republic that today promises "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" for all people , everywhere, and to my determination after 9/11 not to sit idly by any longer while EHMs turn that republic into a global empire .

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When it is available, we choose paper that has been manufactured by environmentally responsible processes .
The longer version relates to my dedication to the country wher e I was raised, to my love of the ideals expressed by our Founding Fa- thers, to my deep commitment to the American republic that today promises "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" for all people , everywhere, and to my determination after 9/11 not to sit idly by any longer while EHMs turn that republic into a global empire .
They hav e brought us to a point where our global culture is a monstrous ma - chine that requires exponentially increasing amounts of fuel an d maintenance, so much so that in the end it will have consume d everything in sight and will be left with no choice but to devour itself.

Justice

No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, o r transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or othe r electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the pub- lisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certai n other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law. Members of a conspiracy can b e rooted out and brought to justice .

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No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, o r transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or othe r electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the pub- lisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certai n other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.
Members of a conspiracy can b e rooted out and brought to justice .
We will commit ourselves to navigating a xii Confessions of an Economic Hit Man Preface xiii course toward compassion, democracy, and social justice for all .

Suffering

It fuels the industries that make a handful of Ecuadorian families wealthy, and it has been the source of untold suffering for the farmers and indigenous people who live along the river. I would know that babies were dying out there for lack of food and potable water, an d that infants and adults alike were suffering from horrible disease s and living in terrible conditions .

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It fuels the industries that make a handful of Ecuadorian families wealthy, and it has been the source of untold suffering for the farmers and indigenous people who live along the river.
I would know that babies were dying out there for lack of food and potable water, an d that infants and adults alike were suffering from horrible disease s and living in terrible conditions .
Meanwhile, I pondered the nature of foreign aid, and I consid- ered the legitimate role that developed countries (DCs, in World 46 Part II : 1971—1975 47 Bank jargon) might play in helping alleviate poverty and misery in less-developed countries (LDCs) .

Love and compassion

San Francisco a BK Currents book To my mother and father, Ruth Moody and Jason Perkins , who taught me about love and living and instille d y in me the courage that enabled m e /l to write this book. The longer version relates to my dedication to the country wher e I was raised, to my love of the ideals expressed by our Founding Fa- thers, to my deep commitment to the American republic that today promises "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" for all people , everywhere, and to my determination after 9/11 not to sit idly by any longer while EHMs turn that republic into a global empire .

View supporting passages
San Francisco a BK Currents book To my mother and father, Ruth Moody and Jason Perkins , who taught me about love and living and instille d y in me the courage that enabled m e /l to write this book.
The longer version relates to my dedication to the country wher e I was raised, to my love of the ideals expressed by our Founding Fa- thers, to my deep commitment to the American republic that today promises "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" for all people , everywhere, and to my determination after 9/11 not to sit idly by any longer while EHMs turn that republic into a global empire .
We will commit ourselves to navigating a xii Confessions of an Economic Hit Man Preface xiii course toward compassion, democracy, and social justice for all .

Structure

Chapter map

Section 1

PART I : 1963—197 1

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PART II : 1971—197 5

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PART III : 1975—198 1

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PART IV : 1981—PRESEN T

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PART I I : 1971-1975

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Chapter 2 . "In for Life "

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Chapter 3 . Indonesia : Lessons for an EH M

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Chapter 6 . My Role as Inquisito r

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Chapter 10 . Panama's President and Hero

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Chapter 13 . Conversations with the Genera l

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Chapter 14 . Entering a New and Sinister Period in Economic Histor y

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Chapter 15 . The Saudi Arabian Money-laundering Affai r

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Chapter 16 . Pimping, and Financing Osama bin Lade n

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Chapter 17 . Panama Canal Negotiations and Graham Green e

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Chapter 18 . Iran's King of King s

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Chapter 20 . The Fall of a Kin g

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Chapter 21 . Colombia : Keystone of Latin America

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Chapter 24 . Ecuador's President Battles Big Oi l

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Chapter 26 . Ecuador's Presidential Deat h

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Chapter 27 . Panama : Another Presidential Deat h

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Chapter 28 . My Energy Company, Enron, and George W . Bus h

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Chapter 29 . I Take a Bribe

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Chapter 30 . The United States Invades Panam a

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Chapter 31 . An EHM Failure in Iraq

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Chapter 32 . September 11 and its Aftermath for Me, Personall y

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Chapter 33 . Venezuela : Saved by Sadda m

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Chapter 34 . Ecuador Revisite d

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Chapter 35 . Piercing the Venee r

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Close reading

Important passages

To my mother and father, Ruth Moody and Jason Perkins , who taught me about love and living and instille d y in me the courage that enabled m e /l to write this book.

This passage relates to Love and compassion, Family.

Love and compassionFamilyChunk 1
No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, o r transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or othe r electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the pub- lisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certai n other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.

This passage relates to Justice.

JusticeChunk 1
When it is available, we choose paper that has been manufactured by environmentally responsible processes .

This passage relates to Freedom, Responsibility.

FreedomResponsibilityChunk 1
I wrote that in 1982, as the beginning of a book with the working title, Conscience of an Economic Hit Man .

This passage relates to Responsibility.

ResponsibilityChunk 3
In fact, twenty-four thousand people die every single day because they are unable to obtain life-sustaining food .i Most im- portantly, this story must be told because today, for the first time in history, one nation has the ability, the money, and the power to change all this .

This passage relates to Meaning.

MeaningChunk 4
The longer version relates to my dedication to the country wher e I was raised, to my love of the ideals expressed by our Founding Fa- thers, to my deep commitment to the American republic that today promises "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" for all people , everywhere, and to my determination after 9/11 not to sit idly by any longer while EHMs turn that republic into a global empire .

This passage relates to Freedom, Love and compassion, Meaning.

FreedomLove and compassionMeaningChunk 4
"Once you're in, you're in for life ." Claudine's role is a fascinating example of the manipulation tha t underlies the business I had entered.

This passage relates to Meaning.

MeaningChunk 5
Thi s belief also has a corollary : that those people who excel at stoking the fires of economic growth should be exalted and rewarded, whil e those born at the fringes are available for exploitation .

This passage relates to Faith and doubt.

Faith and doubtChunk 6
This effect is reinforced by the corollary belief tha t the captains of industry who drive this system should enjoy a specia l status, a belief that is the root of many of our current problems an d is perhaps also the reason why conspiracy theories abound .

This passage relates to Faith and doubt.

Faith and doubtChunk 6
They hav e brought us to a point where our global culture is a monstrous ma - chine that requires exponentially increasing amounts of fuel an d maintenance, so much so that in the end it will have consume d everything in sight and will be left with no choice but to devour itself.

This passage relates to Freedom.

FreedomChunk 6
Beyond them, I thank the people who encouraged me to go ou t on a limb and tell my story : Stephan Rechtschaffen, Bill and Lynne Twist, Ann Kemp, Art Roffey, so many of the people who partici- pated in Dream Change trips and workshops, especially my co - facilitators, Eve Bruce, Lyn Roberts-Herrick, and Mary Tendall, an d my incredible wife and partner of twenty-five years, Winifred, an d our daughter Jessica .

This passage relates to Family.

FamilyChunk 8
As is the case with so many things we EHMs must take responsibility for, it is a war that is vir- tually unknown anywhere outside the country where it is fought .

This passage relates to Responsibility.

ResponsibilityChunk 9

Literary reading

Literary analysis

He described it viii Confessions of an Economic Hit Man as "a riveting story that needs to be told." Then he smiled sadly, shook his head, and told me that since the executives at world head - quarters might object, he could not afford to risk publishing it . The story of this particular economic hit man is the story of how we got to where we are and why we currently face crises that seem insurmountable . This story must be told be- cause only by understanding our past mistakes will we be able t o take advantage of future opportunities ; because 9/11 happened and so did the second war in Iraq ; because in addition to the three thou - sand people who died on September 11, 2001, at the hands of ter- rorists, another twenty-four thousand died from hunger and related causes.

Literary observation 1

He described it viii Confessions of an Economic Hit Man as "a riveting story that needs to be told." Then he smiled sadly, shook his head, and told me that since the executives at world head - quarters might object, he could not afford to risk publishing it .

Literary observation 2

The story of this particular economic hit man is the story of how we got to where we are and why we currently face crises that seem insurmountable .

Literary observation 3

This story must be told be- cause only by understanding our past mistakes will we be able t o take advantage of future opportunities ; because 9/11 happened and so did the second war in Iraq ; because in addition to the three thou - sand people who died on September 11, 2001, at the hands of ter- rorists, another twenty-four thousand died from hunger and related causes.

Literary observation 4

In fact, twenty-four thousand people die every single day because they are unable to obtain life-sustaining food .i Most im- portantly, this story must be told because today, for the first time in history, one nation has the ability, the money, and the power to change all this .

Literary observation 5

It is my personal story, and yet it happened within the large r context of world events that have shaped our history, have brough t us to where we are today, and form the foundation of our children's futures.

Literary observation 6

In some cases, I combine sev- eral d'ggues I had with a person into one conversation to facilitat e the flow o the narrative.

Ideas

Philosophical analysis

When it is available, we choose paper that has been manufactured by environmentally responsible processes . I wrote that in 1982, as the beginning of a book with the working title, Conscience of an Economic Hit Man . Members of a conspiracy can b e rooted out and brought to justice .

Philosophical observation 1

When it is available, we choose paper that has been manufactured by environmentally responsible processes .

Philosophical observation 2

I wrote that in 1982, as the beginning of a book with the working title, Conscience of an Economic Hit Man .

Philosophical observation 3

Members of a conspiracy can b e rooted out and brought to justice .

Philosophical observation 4

We will commit ourselves to navigating a xii Confessions of an Economic Hit Man Preface xiii course toward compassion, democracy, and social justice for all .

Philosophical observation 5

As is the case with so many things we EHMs must take responsibility for, it is a war that is vir- tually unknown anywhere outside the country where it is fought .

Philosophical observation 6

Both my parents came from three centuries of New England Yankee stock ; their strict, moralistic, staunchly Republican attitudes reflecte d generations of puritanical ancestors .

Context

Historical context

Bush 16 2 29 I Take a Bribe 167 30 The United States Invades Panama 173 31 An EHM Failure in Iraq 18 2 32 September 11 and its Aftermath for Me, Personally 18 9 33 Venezuela: Saved by Saddam 19 6 34 Ecuador Revisited 20 3 35 Piercing the Veneer 21 1 Epilogue 22 1 John Perkins Personal History 22 6 Notes 23 0 Index 24 0 About the Author 248 PREFAC E Economic hit men (EHMs) are highly paid professionals who cheat countries around the globe out of trillions of dollars . They were assassinated because they opposed that fraternity of corporate , government, and banking heads whose goal is global empire . On each occasion, my decision to begin again was influenced by current world events : the U.S. invasion of Panama in 1989, the first Gulf War, Somalia, the rise of Osama bi n Laden.

Historical observation 1

Bush 16 2 29 I Take a Bribe 167 30 The United States Invades Panama 173 31 An EHM Failure in Iraq 18 2 32 September 11 and its Aftermath for Me, Personally 18 9 33 Venezuela: Saved by Saddam 19 6 34 Ecuador Revisited 20 3 35 Piercing the Veneer 21 1 Epilogue 22 1 John Perkins Personal History 22 6 Notes 23 0 Index 24 0 About the Author 248 PREFAC E Economic hit men (EHMs) are highly paid professionals who cheat countries around the globe out of trillions of dollars .

Historical observation 2

They were assassinated because they opposed that fraternity of corporate , government, and banking heads whose goal is global empire .

Historical observation 3

On each occasion, my decision to begin again was influenced by current world events : the U.S. invasion of Panama in 1989, the first Gulf War, Somalia, the rise of Osama bi n Laden.

Historical observation 4

This story must be told be- cause only by understanding our past mistakes will we be able t o take advantage of future opportunities ; because 9/11 happened and so did the second war in Iraq ; because in addition to the three thou - sand people who died on September 11, 2001, at the hands of ter- rorists, another twenty-four thousand died from hunger and related causes.

Historical observation 5

In fact, twenty-four thousand people die every single day because they are unable to obtain life-sustaining food .i Most im- portantly, this story must be told because today, for the first time in history, one nation has the ability, the money, and the power to change all this .

Historical observation 6

It is my personal story, and yet it happened within the large r context of world events that have shaped our history, have brough t us to where we are today, and form the foundation of our children's futures.

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Consider whether freedom is presented as liberation, burden, temptation or moral obligation.

philosophical

Is legal judgment presented as equivalent to moral judgment?

Notice where institutional justice agrees or conflicts with conscience and truth.

ethical

Does suffering transform the characters, or merely expose who they already are?

Compare the different ways characters respond to pain, loss and injustice.

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