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A review by drwozniak
The Kill Chain: Defending America in the Future of High-Tech Warfare by
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Most smooth brained book I’ve read in a minute. The entire book rests on ignoring real-world data and history of the US military and buying into what the US military likes to say about itself.
The most glaring example is when the author says that “it’s hard to imagine” the United States military ever overstepping international law and acting maliciously. The My Lai Massacre and all of Cambodia beg to differ. Good lord.
Good read if you want to see what uncritical people think.
The most glaring example is when the author says that “it’s hard to imagine” the United States military ever overstepping international law and acting maliciously. The My Lai Massacre and all of Cambodia beg to differ. Good lord.
Good read if you want to see what uncritical people think.