Lone penman

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	• Overthrow a Fascist Regime on $15 a Day Wayne Madsen Trine Day, 2008 - 312 pages average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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Lone penman

Many people suffer from propaganda and few people produce it. Please think about that and consider the opposite. What happens when many people produce propaganda and few people suffer from it? The reader will find this book to be less readable than a Stephen King Novel, yet the story is as engaging. The story is real and it is a classic tale of David against Goliath where the pen proves to be mightier than the sword.

The bigger they are the harder they fall. I rated the book with three stars because the missing stars are readability and an obvious cohesive message. The message is, to me, an example of how a real person can fight, and win, against the real criminals who are torturing and mass murdering innocent people. This battle takes either foolish disregard for one's own life or something I am not privy to know.

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The highs and lows of the Bush administration from the vantage point of a political dissenter are revealed in this undaunted analysis of American government. Formerly an executive at a Fortune 500 company, Wayne Madsen quit his job and moved to Washington, DC, in 2000 to launch a journalistic, grassroots campaign that sought to cut through media hype and unveil the truth behind the politics. Selections of his writings are included, covering issues ranging from 9/11 and the Iraq war to the ousting of Bill Frist and Rick Santorum. As Madsen?s whistle-blowing became more pronounced, his financial support from sources within the capital dwindled. But as this riveting account shows, some battles can be fought even on a shoestring budget.

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