State of War : The Secret History of the C.I.A. and the Bush Administratio

[hang a left]

This book will hit the shelves Tuesday. Let's start a group to read it. Maybe we could assign chapters to study and have a discussion. Comb through it for every nugget of information we can find as fast as we can find it. Who is in?

[baby_bear]

1. I just put a hold on it at the public library

But I'm fourth in queue...

b_b

[hang a left]

2. This one I am going to go buy at Borders on Tuesday at 10AM.

What else do you think is in there?

[nine23]

6. Thanx for the heads up; both the OP and baby_bear

baby_bear:

Your post gave me an idea: I went for an online reserve at my main city library here in Vancouver, and found I would have been eighth in queue..."plan B" was to try online "inter-loan" from an exurban library/system about sixty miles from town, and...SCHWING...it's being delivered to my local branch for pick-up on Tuesday!!!

SO HUNGOVER...SO EASY...

Thanx again for the idea baby_bear, and Happy New Year to all you DU'rs!!!

[H2O Man]

3. It looks good.

I have to travel to get to a good bookstore, but it's about time to stock up on some good books. I will definitely look for this one.

[raysr]

4. Here it is at Amazon

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-url/104-3390852-0531958?url=index%3Dstripbooks%3Arelevance-above&field-keywords=state+of+war&Go.x=15&Go.y=10&Go=Go

[radio4progressives]

5. I'm looking forward to it... I have another one to recomend on the very

subject written a decade ago..

It's called: Secrets - The CIA's War At Home by Angus Mackenzie published by California University Press 1997 and it's available in paper back.

it's all on the history of domestic spying and censorship of whistle blowers who tried to expose CIA's domestic spying operations in the 60's and 70's.