A Pretext for War : 9/11, Iraq, and the Abuse of America's Intelligence Agencies (Paperback)

from Grandeplease

Despite the weighty subject, this book reads like a novel. Some reviewers pan it as a work of fiction. You owe it to yourself to read this book and decide for yourself. James Bamford asserts that the current Bush administration commenced its service with an agenda to topple Saddam Hussein, end in...

from SLuce

A review of the role of the CIA and other people as to the rationale for the war on Iraq. Good read and overview of how WMD's were pushed as the cause of the start of the war.

from epersonae

Read as a book on disc, so not experienced quite as deeply as actually reading. And, honestly, lots that I already knew. But part 1's depiction of the events of 9/11 is quite compelling and detailed.

from Grandeplease

Despite the weighty subject, this book reads like a novel. Some reviewers pan it as a work of fiction. You owe it to yourself to read this book and decide for yourself. James Bamford asserts that the current Bush administration commenced its service with an agenda to topple Saddam Hussein, end in...

from SLuce

A review of the role of the CIA and other people as to the rationale for the war on Iraq. Good read and overview of how WMD's were pushed as the cause of the start of the war.