Title: Where are you standing?
Product review: This book is an interesting read for anyone interested in US foreign policy in the middle east. It contains some pretty extensive information and history on the Islamic gov'ts, as well as providing a good example of why you shouldn't get your information from the perspective of an ex CIA agent. This book offers relevant facts and then draws conclusions that could be picked apart by a first-year philosophy student, in addition to leaving out several important factors and influences within US international policy (which, as it turns out, also didn't get mentioned at home in the media either). The willingness of many to jump on board with this book is indicative of the effectiveness of the north american propaganda system, not of the effectiveness of the argument. I hate to sound so leftist, but please folks, if you want to read about US political history, read Chomsky or Lindqvist.
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