Review:Buchanan, a Nobel Memorial Prize Laureate with deeply racist and antidemocratic leanings, parlayed a completely a priori theory based in the notion, totally lacking in empirical support, that public officials and public sector workers are greedy empire building egoists who exist to redistribute resources produced by great hearted capitalists to themselves, and who need to be crushed and chained in constitutional shackles so the will of the overwhelmingly majority will be frustrated.

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Review:No matter what Americans believe is going on, we are in Camelot compared to the real thing~! TDS just confirms my worst fears about what goes on in the backgrounds of government, the military, and politics. Read more

Review:A great book. An excellent analysis of the history and culture of Islam. Identifies many of the inconsistencies of the religion. Useful for any comparative religion course, politician, academic, or journalist. Too liberal for many liberals, it is a well researched treatise of enlightenment. Read more

Review:I appreciate Mr. Nawaz's journey and his sharing that with us. Ever since 9-11 I have been trying to understand the "why" of radical Islamist thinking.....in particular how relatively well educated middle class young men could decide to follow a path with the devastating results we have seen. His book was quite helpful in shining a light on the frustrations leading to radicalization, and the appeal of the logic and seeming togetherness that the radical movement had to offer. The book carried ... Read more

Review:Personal integrity is difficult to maintain when working with the Nation's secrets. General Hayden strikes me as a man of integrity whom I should continue to trust. His narrative is factual, painful and illuminating. I hope his exemplary service to this country continues in positions of National importance. Read more

Review:Very good book. Learned a few new things about the teaching and understanding of nonviolence tactics and how useful MLK used it as a tool to fight Bull Connor and the rest of the segregationist in 1963 Alabama. Read more

Review:Excellent book that provides context for out seemingly endless wars in the Middle East and elsewhere. Deserves to be read widely and discussed in the mainstream media. James Risen deserves his reputation as one of the outstanding investigative reporters of our time. Read more

Review:-- Months before the latest Iraq war, the CIA recruited 30 Iraqi-Americans to visit their families and approach members of their families involved in that country's nuclear or WMD program. Every one of the thirty returned to America and reported the same message to their CIA contacts - the WMD programs had been dead for a decade. Their message was promptly ignored.

-- George Tenet was so incessantly busy cultivating his "good old boy" relationship with George Bush, he single-handedly allo... Read more

Review:Wow. This book explains quite well why we have the problems in America that we do. This was a bit of a tough read for me with all of the names, dates, facts, and figures. Hopefully everyone reads it so we can stop blindly following these people. Read more

Review:I liked the individual accounts of the soldiers. It was real and I learned so much that I was just not aware of both the lives of the Jewish people
in Germany after Hitler came to power. I also like the follow up of the young men. The book was well written Read more