Book Review: The Company of Shadows
Shipp's book takes a strongly critical view of the Patriot Act, which he claims violates the Fourth Amendment's prohibition on illegal searches and seizures.
By Guest Column Steven Emerson—— Bio and Archives--March 5, 2013
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From The Company of Shadows by author Kevin Shipp offers a fascinating insider's view of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) from the perspective of someone who lived in the agency's top echelons from the end of the Cold War to the War on Terror.
The book reads like a James Bond novel, only the characters and situations are real. It delves into the CIA's internal politics and abuses of power that he contends has made America less free and less safe.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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