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Title: For Reasons of National Security
Review: If this had been the first book I had read on the shadow government and mind-control activities of intelligence services, I would probably be very skeptical of its validity. However, there are just too many books on this and related subjects that all give too much verifiable information to discount this book. It is probably easier to accept now than when it was first published, especially with all the disclosures of drug use and sex among our "respected" politicians.The book is graphic and shocking. The story of her being recruited into the mind-control program, and being used as a drug mule and sex slave for politicians, is so sensational, that intelligence agencies can and do use this as their defense. After all, who would believe Cathy O'Brien? She can't prove anything, because our government will not release any evidence "for reasons of national security."Everyone needs to read this.
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