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We Blew It: How America Had Fun Losing Everything - Paperback

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by Barry R. Norman (Author)

Taken from the iconic line uttered by Peter Fonda's Captain America from the 1969, counter culture film Easy Rider, We Blew It tracks a myriad of incidents, events and people to determine exactly how America and the World arrived at its currency dysfunctional dystopia. Using the year 1969 as its jumping off point, the book takes a look at events not normally thought to have had far-reaching influences on the Modern World. Pop culture references are sprinkled throughout to accent the often irreverent tone, We Blew It just might be the most inaccurate yet brutally truthful historic analysis of the culture we all live in and aided and abetted in its creation.

Number of Pages: 184
Dimensions: 0.39 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: June 30, 2022
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