An eye-opening book. If you are at all interested in truth and justice and how the world really works, you should read this. It may shatter your illusions about our governments (of both political persuasions), and institutions which we are conditioned to "respect" and to believe they are benign, and so it should.
It reads like a thriller, but it is a true story. Perhaps it could have used a stronger edit, but the content in the book is far more important than the style in which it is delivered. There is disturbing information within its pages, information which reveals the depth of corruption and complicity in criminality by our politicians, intelligence services, and police - the entire system from the highest levels downward. Those that claim to be protecting the public are often the worst offenders. "To protect and serve" seems to mean "to protect and serve only the rich and powerful"
From the criminality of the Arms To Iraq scandal, to the cover-up of organised child-rape in the "care system", this is (part) of the true story behind the headlines in our (complicit) media. For those interested, it is a tool to lead to further research; for those who would dismiss it, it will have no value. That is the choice the reader must make for themselves.
My one slight niggle is that I believe there is a deeper story to be told about all of these events, (and that full disclosure was perhaps impossible at the time of writing), but perhaps that will emerge at another time and place.
Ms Davidson had to abandon her life in the country she served, and to write this while effectively in exile - this alone should tell you how dangerous to the powers-that-be her story and this information is.
A gripping story, which may open your eyes and may also break your heart.
Despite its (negligible) flaws, highly recommended.
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