Title: Terrible
Product review: The writers try to build a convincing case, and do that with lots of references. But adding lots of references doesn't make a good book.It's very easy to point out what is wrong from the sidelines, which is exactly what the writers do. No real alternatives are given, and those that are suggested are extremely expensive. If an air attack would cause 50 billion worth in damages, spending 40 billion is okay according to the writers.If you would want a book telling the Bush administration finds it difficult to tie their own shoes, look no further. This is the book you want.What decided me to trash this book was the opinion of the writers that not only Turkey should join the EU, but joining Egypt wouldn't be a bad idea either. A clear proof the writers have absolutely no idea whatsoever about Europe. I rarely throw away a brand new book (bought this last week), but this goes in the rubbish bin. Pathetic.
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