Imperialist Quotes

"This is a racist and imperialist war. The warmongers who stole the White House (you call them "hawks", but I would never disparage such a fine bird) have hijacked a nation`s grief and turned it into a perpetual war on any non-white country they choose to describe as terrorist."

Bond is part of the system. He`s an imperialist and a misogynist, and he laughs at killing people, and he sits there slugging martinis. It`ll never be the same thing as this, because Bourne is a guy who is against the establishment, who is paranoid and on the run. I just think fundamentally they`re just very different things.

The Bond character will always be anchored in the 1960s and in the values of the 1960s. It`s so anachronistic when you put it in the world we live in today that Mike Myers made a fortune with his own spy franchise (Austin Powers) - it makes for great comedy. Bond is an imperialist and a misogynist who kills people and laughs about it, and drinks martinis and cracks jokes. Bourne is a serial monogamist whose girlfriend is dead and he does nothing but think about her. He doesn`t have the support of gadgets, and he feels guilty for what he`s done.

Vietnam was a lie but at least there was a political agenda. It was the domino theory. Iraq is about nothing but George Bush`s ego laced with imperialist ambitions. And it was helped by your government.

When you want to make it clear to the rest of the world that you are not an imperialist, the best countries to have with you are Britain and Spain.

We really need to stop the imperialist tendencies of countries like the United States and Great Britain.

Workers, comrades, and you, women of the people, let not this festival of May, the second during the war, pass without protest against the Imperialist Slaughter.

The shift, by the Anglo-Dutch Liberals and their financier-oligarchical rivals and partners, away from emphasis on crown colonies to more or less global financier-oligarchical tyranny, is aptly reflected by a shift of emphasis to the essential predicates of imperialism (e.g., `permanent regime-change` and `permanent warfare`) from the emphasis on the optional predicate of colonial territory. In both variants, emphasis upon colony, and emphasis on globalized financier-oligarchical power, the sovereign nation-state is the adversary which the imperialist must continually move to subvert and destroy.