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Undocumented claims, unsubstantiated accounts, unreasoned rants. That about sums it up. There was very little here of thoughtful analysis. It was not possible to slog my way through the entire thing.
This a deep and serious analysis of what is going on in the world of terrorism.
While I am as interested as the next guy in fighting terrorism, this book goes a bit too far. I could only get through the first 2 of 5 discs until I chose to send it back. I guess it was getting into the need for a national identity card that really turned me off. VERY right wing stuff if you're that type of individual.
If you are a George Bush fan, this book will make your day. It is vaguely supported by handpicked historical data to back the authors conclusions, as is common for this kind of book. The authors are clearly George Bush fans. It verged on playground banter at certain points in an attempt to debunk politicians of the past. Overall an enjoyable book. The reader was great and I chuckled a few times.