Update 9.29.2018. I just finished reading this book, very VERY interesting indeed. I'll be posting more about this, my reflections and more shortly. Please stand by.
Licensed To Lie
Have you read this book? I just heard about it on the radio listening to a talk show. I'm going to get it.
Here is the link if you want to check it out.
Licensed To Lie, by Sidney Powell
I'd be interested to hear from you if you did in fact read it.
Thank you
Here are a few EDITORIAL REVIEWS of this book written four years ago.
“Licensed to Lie reads like a cross between investigative journalism and courtroom drama. The takeaway is that both Bushies and Obamaites should be very afraid: over the last few years, a coterie of vicious and unethical prosecutors who are unfit to practice law has been harbored within and enabled by the now ironically named Department of Justice.” –William Hodes, Professor of Law Emeritus, Indiana University, and coauthor, The Law of Lawyering
“When you ve finished reading this fast-paced thriller, you will want to stand up and applaud Powell’s courage in daring to shine light into the darkest recesses of America’s justice system. The only ax Powell grinds here is Truth.” –Patricia Falvey, author of The Yellow House and The Linen Queen, and former Managing Director, PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
“Last year four government officials demonstrably lied under oath, and nothing has been done to them–two IRS officials, the Attorney General, and James Clapper-which caused Ed Snowden to release the fact that the US is spying on its citizens and in violation of the 4th amendment. That our government is corrupt is the only conclusion. This book helps the people understand the nature of this corruption-and how it is possible for federal prosecutors to indict and convict the innocent rather than the guilty.” –Victor Sperandeo, CEO and author, Trader Vic: Methods of a Wall Street Master
Update; September 25, 2018.
I got the book, reading it now. To say that I'm shocked is an understatement. More to come shortly.
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