First Review
My first review:
I will give a detailed review in a day or two, after contemplation. I will say this book is highly detailed and provides a lot for one to consider carefully. Though I don't fully agree with the author on every idea he postulates in his conclusions, many seem reasonable.
Most of my mind really does not want to believe that a democratic government could treat its citizens in this way, but the cynical part embraces the thought readily. The Key? is a horrifying write of the levels of corruption governments can reach when they have no real oversight.
I would recommend the book to everyone. It will at least give you the foreknowledge of what can happen when certain segments of the population feel they are above the law.
I will give a detailed review in a day or two, after contemplation. I will say this book is highly detailed and provides a lot for one to consider carefully. Though I don't fully agree with the author on every idea he postulates in his conclusions, many seem reasonable.
Most of my mind really does not want to believe that a democratic government could treat its citizens in this way, but the cynical part embraces the thought readily. The Key? is a horrifying write of the levels of corruption governments can reach when they have no real oversight.
I would recommend the book to everyone. It will at least give you the foreknowledge of what can happen when certain segments of the population feel they are above the law.
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Paddy
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Nov 04, 2012 09:23AM
Who polices the polices. Who polices the police police. Who polices the police police police. paraphrase from ulyses , which is a word I can't spell , by james joyce.
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