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This book explores the meaning of imperialism, as an intense component of wasteful accumulation and permanent militarization. It discusses the most important theses of David Harvey and John Smith about the role of the United States, which in their view no longer represents the only “imperialist power,” after China and Russia have become as hegemonic or imperialist as the United States. This book refutes that characterization because it strips the concept of imperialism from its essence, as it uproots the ideological determinant from it and defines it through its material elements or metaphysical characteristics, which strengthens imperialism led by the United States and justifies more aggression against the peoples of developing countries. The writer believes that imperialism is an intensification of the renewal of wasteful production, and this, especially the act of war as one of the components of accumulation through militarism, that is, pure waste, is considered the monopoly of imperialism led by the United States, which represents the only effective imperialist power in the Third World. Concluding that linking the practice targeting imperialism with revolutionary consciousness is the historical necessity for change and the path of freedom. The book includes four chapters, as well as a preface, references, and an index.