Meet Charles Koch's Brain

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Meet Charles Koch's Brain

What makes Charles Koch tick?

Despite decades of building the nation's most impressive ideological and influence-peddling network, from ideas-mills to think-tanks to policy-lobbying machines, the Koch brothers only really came to public prominence in the past couple of years. Since then we've learned a lot about the billionaire siblings' vast web of influence and power in American politics and ideas.
Yet, for all that attention, there are still big holes in our knowledge of the Kochs. In particular what drives them and who their influences are. And that's a shame because, in the case of Charles Koch, his influences are in many ways more interesting, and more sinister, than the man himself.

Back in the early-mid 1960s, Charles Koch was just another 20-something oil heir. It was then that he first encountered a libertarian guru by the name of Robert LeFevre. Exhuming the lost story of Charles Koch's guru and demystifying his libertarian movement's ideology by setting it in its proper historical context will not bring progressives any comfort. Rather, the story that follows will confirm many of our worst fears about Koch's political intentions, and should raise a bevy of new things to worry about. It also serves as a wake-up call to progressives who think libertarians are our natural allies, and yet who know so little about libertarianism's past, which has been lost in the fog of history and cultural amnesia.

Country	USA
Author	Mark Ames
Binding	Kindle Edition
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Not Safe For Work Corporation
Manufacturer	Not Safe For Work Corporation
NumberOfPages	36
PublicationDate	2013-10-05
Publisher	Not Safe For Work Corporation
ReleaseDate	2013-10-05
Studio	Not Safe For Work Corporation

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