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Frauds, Spies, and Lies: and How to Defeat Them (Large Print)

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I bought this book expecting something a little bit better than what the cover "art" suggested. Ok... it's not THAT bad... but it IS pretty close!

Just about anything between the covers can either be found by googling the Table of Contents or through direct inference from... again... the Table of Contents.

For $30 I expect something a little bit more mature than this... this pathetically complied and loosely related "bulk" of information. "Mature?!?" you ask? Yes mature! Like cohesion of thought. Like adding something a little bit more in depth than an example based on the sub-chapter title. And the in-text "graphics"... COME ON!!!... they look like a 1st graders attempt at comedy!

If this book was no more than $12... I might not feel so cheated. Given the nature of the material and its overly loose presentation... I feel cheated.

I probably do not know as much as the Author in the field of Intel Ops, Red Team Ops, False Flag attacks, etc... but I do know a shoddly "written" and overpriced attempt at a book!

IF YOU ARE CRAZY ENOUGH TO BUY THIS BOOK DO THE FOLLOWING:

1.) Read the Table of Contents

2.) Google the Topic of Interest

3.) Copy & Paste onto Word

4.) Print

5.) Enjoy the thought that you have more information for about 1/500 th of the cost!

Don't waste your money on this. I am not sure wy this was ever printed in the first place. Atrociously bad.

The best book for the general public that I ever wrote... but then I am biassed...

Enjoy the book!