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Hell to Pay is yet another book on Hillary Rodham Clinton, this time from a conservative lawyer who served as the Republican chief counsel for the congressional committee investigating the Clintons' involvement in "Travelgate" and "Filegate." Barbara Olson traces the now familiar biographies of the president and first lady, contending that Mrs. Clinton is someone with dangerously liberal, even radical, political beliefs who "now seeks to foment revolutionary changes from the uniform of a pink suit." (Olson plays the theme heavily: each chapter of Hell to Pay begins with quotes from Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals, which influenced the young Hillary Rodham.)
There are some interesting new tidbits scattered throughout the book, like the fact that after law school Hillary Rodham tried to become a Marine Corps officer but was turned down; or that she told her high school paper her ambition after high school was "to marry a senator and settle down in Georgetown." Olson, attempting to dissect the mystery of the Clinton partnership, writes, "Most self-respecting women would have left" after Clinton's repeated infidelities. "Hillary chose to stay. She behaves as both a desperate lover, and like a frantic campaign manager protecting a flawed candidate.... Hillary, it seems, long ago accepted Bill Clinton as someone who could advance her goals, as a necessary complement to her intellectual cold-blooded pursuit of power." As the Clinton presidency draws to a close, that pursuit has taken her beyond the White House toward a bid for her own U.S. Senate seat. Olson predicts the Senate won't be enough, just the next step toward becoming the first woman president: "Hillary Clinton seeks nothing less than an office that will give her a platform from which to exercise real power and real world leadership." While Olson admits that "Bill Clinton has always excited the greatest passion not among his supporters, but among his detractors," the same could certainly be said of his wife--whose supporters will probably consider Hell to Pay a rehash of a too-familiar story, but whose detractors will no doubt savor every page. --Linda Killian
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In this book, Olson separates fact from fiction and shows us Hillary's often disturbing complicity in her husband's affairs.
Customer Reviews:
A CLASSIC, MUST READ, FOR ANYONE WHO WISHES TO KNOW ABOUT HILLARY.......2007-07-24
HELL TO PAY, by the late Barbara Olson, is certainly a classic work in the literature that attempts to shed light on who and what HILLARY really is. This book was an early offerring on this topic published Regnery, which purports to be by an unabashedly conservative publisher, but which may not know the full story on HILLARY, and likely would lack the courage to print it all. In this pioneering work, Mrs. Olson did lay bare many revealing facts, including HILLARY'S early ties to Saul Alinski; but, for whatever reason, the book failed to make full disclosure about HILLARY and Bill, and their ties to communism. HELL TO PAY did have an influential impact upon Dr. Richard Little, and he reviewed it with care as he researched and wrote THE EMPRESS PROJECT, a book which does make all the connections, and does lay bare the grim and dangerous ties of world communism to some well known American political figures. Anyone who wishes to know about HILLARY (starting with the fact that her surname is RODHAM, not "CLINTON") needs to read both HELL TO PAY and the much more revealing book by Dr. Little entitled THE EMPRESS PROJECT. The Empress Project
Insightful, entertaining and far better than most of this genre.......2007-04-08
Very entertaining biography of Hillary Clinton that was penned by a well educated lawyer and not the usual rant ghost-written by a political hack. This book will show you the roots of Hillary's uber-liberal past and explain why she is in fact a raving left-wing lunatic and not the moderate she pretends to be.
This book should be required reading for every reporter covering the 2008 presidential race and every university political science professor, and will be invaluable to any voter who want to see Hillary for what she is and not the carefully manicured media image she projects.
Additional note about the author (not provided in the jacket) Barbara Olsen is a geniune hero who was on her cellphone right up to the end of her ill fated 9/11 flight providing invaluable details about the murderous fanatics who hijacked her plane and crashed it into the pentagon. The nation lost a true patriot that day.
Every American Should Read This Book.......2007-02-23
If anyone thought they knew the inner workings of the Clinton Machine, they REALLY need to read this most informative book. It enlightens the reader of the very early stages of Hillary's life, and all those who helped shape her, to what we know of her today. When ambition and drive are the most important characteristics that define one's goals, then Hillary Clinton is the champion. Her mentor Saul Alinsky, a known radical/socialist taught her well in dealing with 'any enemy' and how to erase their effect from one's goal. The goal is the prize, and nothing or no one should stand in the way-no matter who would be thrown under the bus, in the lust for power, money and fame. An absolute MUST READ FOR EVERY AMERICAN.
A Woman with a Serious Agenda.......2007-01-27
It is not nice to speak ill of the dead (she was killed in the 9/11 crash, for which
I am sure she would blame the Clintons if she could). But the woman showed not an
ounce of humanity herself, so I am not going to worry about niceties.
She is essentially trying to accomplish with this book what she could not accomplish
through the legal system. Perhaps one of the reasons why she is so utterly vindictive to the point of pettiness is that she was as goal oriented (read, power hungry) as Ms. Clinton and she failed to accomplish what she set out to do. This is her 2nd shot, and she may succeed this time. Who knows.
I am not an apologist for Ms. Clinton. I haven't followed her that closely. For all
I know she may be the harpy that she is made out to be. What I do know is that very
few world leaders are saints, many are tempramental, all make serious mistakes along
the way in both judgment and action. I could say that Ms. Clinton is getting the
brunt of this because she is a woman - and that may be a correct statement - but I
am going to assume that it is not. As far as I know, the women's movement was as
successful as any movement can be, acknowledging that life is never completely fair
& no battle is ever completely won, and so the reasons behind the "hate Hillary"
campaigns are something other than "she belongs in the kitchen."
Call me naive, but I am going to assume that if she did something really awful like -
oh, say - kill Vince Foster that the worst thing she could do now is seek the
presidency. She just isn't that stupid. You can be sure your sins will find you out, especially if you are running for office. I know that. She knows that.
Her "sins" lie in her personality, I guess. Or the fact that she is a liberal who
can win. She is called everything from "Hitlary" which would make her a fascist, to a far left-winger which would make her a communist. Call her anything. Just make sure she doesn't get elected. Because if she does, the world as we know it will surely come to an end.
I personally do not think she will win, not because she isn't capable (she won her
2nd term in office by an outstanding 67% majority which would suggest that somebody thinks she is doing a darn good job). I think that she will lose because historically the guy with the charisma wins - FDR, JFK, Ronald Reagan, Billy Bob.
And Obama has more charisma and sex appeal than all of them put together.
But I digress. Back to the author and her oh-so-important book. It is amazing how
someone could write this book without blushing while having supported the the unholy
trinity we have in the White House now (pardon me, had. Rumsfeld's gone, at least
officially. But we can add Rove to the mix. He is just as awful).
This is not a good book. She doesn't have to like or say good things about Hillary
to write a good book about her. But one should at least give the appearance of
objectivity. Instead she is like the trial lawyer who must get that conviction
no matter what.
If you are a right wing idealogue, you will probably love this book. If you are
one of the group of people who respond to columnists on [...] with their
paranoic, mean-spirited view of the world, buy the book. You will love it. You
will feel right at home. For the rest who believe there are two sides to every
story and every person, that the center rather than the outer fringes is where it is
at, save your time and money.
Didn't like the Author's "Star" magazine approach.......2007-01-21
First of all, I couldn't shake the feeling while reading this book that I was the teacher in a class and Barbara Olson was pointing at Hillary Clinton saying, "she did this and this and this." Also, it doesn't set well with me that Ms. Olson is trying to make a mint on a "Star" magazine type books with sordid details of someone else's life...I got it from the library.
About the book. It doesn't seem to me that Hillary Clinton is different from hundreds of other politicians who have sought power. There will be plenty here to upset you if you dislike her and reasons to write hate mail if you want HC to be president. There is definitely enough details to keep you entertained, but frankly I wouldn't give my money to this women.
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If we think there is a fast solution to changing the governance of Iraq, warned U.S. Marine General Anthony Zinni in the months before the United States and Britain invaded Iraq, "then we don't understand history." Never has the old line about those who fail to understand the past being condemned to repeat it seemed more urgently relevant than in Iraq today, with potentially catastrophic consequences for the Iraqi people, the Middle East region, and the world. Examining the construction of the modern state of Iraq under the auspices of the British empire -- the first attempt by a Western power to remake Mesopotamia in its own image -- renowned Iraq expert Toby Dodge uncovers a series of shocking parallels between the policies of a declining British empire and those of the current American administration.
Between 1920 and 1932, Britain endeavored unsuccessfully to create a modern democratic state from three former provinces of the Ottoman Empire, which it had conquered and occupied during the First World War. Caught between the conflicting imperatives of controlling a region of great strategic importance (Iraq straddled the land and air route between British India and the Mediterranean) and reconstituting international order through the liberal ideal of modern state sovereignty under the League of Nations Mandate system, British administrators undertook an extremely difficult task. To compound matters, they did so without the benefit of detailed information about the people and society they sought to remake. Blinded by potent cultural stereotypes and subject to mounting pressures from home, these administrators found themselves increasingly dependent on a mediating class of shaikhs to whom they transferred considerable power and on whom they relied for the maintenance of order. When order broke down, as it routinely did, the British turned to the airplane. (This was Winston Churchill's lasting contribution to the British enterprise in Iraq: the concerted use of air power -- of what would in a later context be called "shock and awe" -- to terrorize and subdue dissident factions of the Iraqi people.)
Ultimately, Dodge shows, the state the British created held all the seeds of a violent, corrupt, and relentlessly oppressive future for the Iraqi people, one that has continued to unfold. Like the British empire eight decades before, the United States and Britain have taken upon themselves today the grand task of transforming Iraq and, by extension, the political landscape of the Middle East. Dodge contends that this effort can succeed only with a combination of experienced local knowledge, significant deployment of financial and human resources, and resolute staying power. Already, he suggests, ominous signs point to a repetition of the sequence of events that led to the long nightmare of Saddam Hussein's murderous tyranny.
Customer Reviews:
Inventing Iraq.......2007-03-10
Many would be quick to lament the fact that no one from the Bush administration read Toby Dodge's book Inventing Iraq. While it is abundantly clear that many mistakes have been made, Dodge himself states on page 158 that "for U.S. forces currently involved in attempting to reform Iraq's political structures, the libaries are full of books that provide no guidance. This is an important point because it underscores the fact that the situation facing the U.S. today is markedly different than one facing the British. Iraq was just coming into existance as a political entity and there was no sense of a collective "Iraqi" identity or nationalism when the British were involved. Also, Iraq's political development from 1932 onward would alter the society in many important ways.
You might be able to accuse Dodge of writing a book that told his readers more about his own beliefs than Iraq's early development because of his timing. This book was published in 2003 (right around the time of the U.S. invasion), and it has many noticeable comparisons between the British and American experiences. For example, he notes that the British thought they would receive a warm welcome by Iraqis just in the same way that the "flowers and candy" lines were tossed around by the Bush administration. These types of examples don't fill the book, but there are enough of them to make Dodge appear as if he's making a statement about the 2003 war.
Rather than going into an unorganized account of the British mandate period, Dodge offers an array of chapters that focus on particular details such as land reform, and the rural/urban divide. This type of organization will be a source of frustration for some because by focusing on these types of details, Dodge sometimes loses track of the bigger picture. This type of criticism has some validity, but the overall result is a revealing look at the Mandate period.
If Dodge is to be faulted for anything in Inventing Iraq, it would have to be his lack of a discussion of domestic British politics. He doesn't completely ignore this area, but no discussion of what's currently happening in Iraq would be complete without also discussing how events were being shaped in Washington. Dodge goes to great lengths to discuss what he calls "Oriental Despotism" in attempting to explain British actions and motives, but this is ultimately not as effective as analysis of domestic British pressures.
These minor problems notwithstanding, Inventing Iraq is a concise and well-written book that has a lot to offer to anyone interested in modern Iraq's origins. At 171 pages, it's a quick read and while prior research on Iraq certainly helps with this book, it's not a requirement. If one were to make a top ten list of Iraq history/politics books, Inventing Iraq should certainly be on it.
Inventing Iraq: The Failure Of Nation Building And A History Denied.......2007-02-21
great background history to today's strategic events in Middle East
Analysis of early "nation-building" in Iraq.......2006-12-12
This very useful volume's goal is an analysis of British policies at the end of World War I towards their new mandate of Iraq. Dodge offers a careful analysis of a British policy constrained by limited resources, limited political will, little on-the-ground knowledge, and a considerable load of baggage based either on other imperial experiences or a heady mix of Orientalist preconceptions and romanticism. The result, according to Dodge, was a series of mis-steps which weakened the nascent Iraqi state and set the stage for Iraqi history thereafter.
Although this work is primarily concerned with the period directly after World War I, Dodge offers some useful - if tentative comparisons between the British experience and that of the United States today.
Overall, this is a useful book for serious students of Iraq or Middle Eastern history. It may be too specialized for casual readers.
History repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce.......2006-02-12
Dodge's book is about the British Mandate over the newly created Iraqi state. But the lessons are obvious for the American invasion and subsequent nation-building effort in Iraq. The result reminds one of the statement by Marx, attributing to Hegel the statement that history repeats itself, first as tragedy then as farce. This book should be read in conjunction with several others, the totality of these sending a strong message that not even a superpower can fully anticipate and control events--especially when such a country never really did decent post-war planning (and that which was done by the State Department was ignored).
Consider Dodge's book along with: Risen, State of War; Bacevich, The New American Militarism; Packer, The Assassin's Gate; Diamond, Squandered Victory; and, dare I suggest it, Albert Somit's and my, The Failure of Democratic Nation-Building: Ideology Meets Evolution.
It will be interesting to see how the history books treat the American war and occupation of Iraq. I fear that those histories will be most unkind; one can only hope that the United States can learn something from this. And the Dodge book can help inform that discussion. Would that the author had done more reflection on the relevance of the British adventure in Iraq to the current American nation building effort in Iraq.
Orientalism redux.......2004-08-29
This short book presents the (failed)attempt at nation-building in Iraq under the British Mandate system of post WWI. In 170 pages of actual text, the author shows how Orientalist discourse colored the declining British Empire's perception of Iraq and the middle east, relying on templates that were formulated in the Indian colony and then applied wholesale and on the cheap (sounds familiar) to the Iraqi area. The book doesn't go very far in discussing the roles of the sunnis, shi'ites and kurds; it focuses more on the ideology of the colonizers and then briefly applies these sentiments towards the US current babylonian adventure.
This isn't the final word on European colonialism in Iraq, but it's an excellent start. I recommend reading David Fromkin's "peace to end all peace" first of all to get the total overview of the great power conflict at the heart of the reconstruction of the middle east and its continuing repercussions today.
Edward Said, now we need you more than ever ...
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Title: Inventing Iraq: the Failure of Nation-Building and a History Denied.(Book Review)
Author: John Albert
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Air & Space Power Journal (Refereed)
Date: September 22, 2004
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Leave no urban myth untested.
Could you kill someone by dropping a penny from a skyscraper? Can an unsuspecting scuba diver be sucked out of the water by a firefighting helicopter and get spit out in the middle of a forest fire? Can you save yourself in a plummeting elevator by jumping just before it hits bottom?
Special effects experts Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage, hosts of the Discovery Channel's top-rated MythBusters, use modern-day extreme science to show you what's real and what's fiction. With photographs, illustrations, blueprints, and exclusive interviews to document the mythbusting process, MythBusters: The Explosive Truth Behind 30 of the Most Perplexing Urban Legends of All Time will examine dozens of urban legends, from exploding toilets to being buried alive -- these guys have tested them all. Eye-opening, jaw-dropping, and even laugh-inducing, this book will delight armchair scientists, curious readers, and fans of the show alike. Keith and Kent Zimmerman are the New York Times bestselling coauthors of Hell's Angel and The Best Damn Sports Book, Period, among others.
Customer Reviews:
Don't bother if you watch the show on TV.......2007-01-08
If you don't watch TV, then you might find this book vaguely interesting.
But I got this for an XMAS gift and I watch the show on TV. I found this book to be redundant at best.
Other than a bit of background info on the hosts and the producer, there is absolutely nothing in this book that you won't find on the TV shows.
All the info they cover is just a re-hash of each episode from the TV show, and given the choice, the TV show version is much much better than a print version that literally has low-resolution "screenshots" from the episodes to illustrate.
I was also surprised to find the last 11 pages of the book Absolutely Blank!
This was not a mis-print, it was probably cheaper to print the book with those pages left blank than to physically leave them out. The authors could not get enough information to fill in the blank sections?
The book seems to be a rush-job that just capitalizes on the popularity of the TV show.
The TV series this book is based on illustrates everything in the book MUCH clearer than the book itself.
Given the option, buy or rent the DVDs of the TV series and forget about this book.
A well-done book based on a great show!.......2007-01-04
I've only caught MythBusters a few times on tv, but enjoy it enough to have shelled out for the book. It's fun to be able to read about their efforts without having to go to the effort to remember when the show is on tv ...
Well written, with the same sense of humor and fun that Adam and Jamie display on the air.
(And, for the reviewer who panned the book because she 'didn't know it was based on a tv show,' ... why should you blame the book because you didn't read the description? The summary very clearly states what the book is about, and what it's based on!)
Great pictures and myths- should come out with more of these.......2006-12-31
This is a fun little book with great color pictures and interesting myths. One could be tempted to skip through all the writing about what they actually did during the show and just read if the myth's busted. Very interesting and easy to just flip through- certainly don't need to read it cover to cover.
Considering these 30 myths were probably from about 20 of their many episodes, they should come out with more books like this so people who don't get the Discovery Channel (like me) and can only catch it occasionally somewhere else can read up on the myths in these nifty books.
Mythbusters a bust.......2006-06-29
I did not realize that this book was based on a television show because I do not watch television. I thought it was about debunking urban legends such as alligators in New York sewers and such; I was not expecting a lot of scientific proofs of how balloons fly and so on. I definitely wasted my money on this one.
BEST SHOW ON TELEVISION.......2005-12-05
This show is in its 4th Season, and Adam and Jamie STILL haven't run out of urban legends to put the scientific test to. Fascinating and fun science. Nice to have 30 of the best myths in book form, but the real way to enjoy "Mythbusters" is to watch the show -- every week on Discovery -- and to buy the DVD collections. And if you love Mythbusters, be sure to pick up all of the books by Jan Harold Brunvand ("The Baby Train", "The Choking Doberman", "Curses! Broiled Again!", "The Urban Legend Encyclopedia", and many more titles). Also, check out the new book "Turn Me On, Dead Man" by Andru J. Reeve. It explores, in depth, the entire story behind the Paul McCartney Death Hoax of 1969. Like the Mythbusters, Reeve gets to the truth behind the myth. Buy all of these books and DVDs right here at Amazon.com and watch "Mythbusters" every Wednesday on Discovery.
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Today's natural resource managers must be able to navigate among the complicated interactions and conflicting interests of diverse stakeholders and decisionmakers. Technical and scientific knowledge, though necessary, are not sufficient. Science is merely one component in a multifaceted world of decision making. And while the demands of resource management have changed greatly, natural resource education and textbooks have not. Until now.
Ecosystem Management represents a different kind of textbook for a different kind of course. It offers a new and exciting approach that engages students in active problem solving by using detailed landscape scenarios that reflect the complex issues and conflicting interests that face today's resource managers and scientists. Focusing on the application of the sciences of ecology and conservation biology to real-world concerns, it emphasizes the intricate ecological, socioeconomic, and institutional matrix in which natural resource management functions, and illustrates how to be more effective in that challenging arena.
Each chapter is rich with exercises to help facilitate problem-based learning. The main text is supplemented by boxes and figures that provide examples, perspectives, definitions, summaries, and learning tools, along with a variety of essays written by practitioners with on-the-ground experience in applying the principles of ecosystem management.
Accompanying the textbook is an instructor's manual that provides a detailed overview of the book and specific guidance on designing a course around it.
Ecosystem Management grew out of a training course developed and presented by the authors for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at its National Training Center in Shepherdstown, West Virginia. In 20 offerings to more than 600 natural resource professionals, the authors learned a great deal about what is needed to function successfully as a professional resource manager. The book offers important insights and a unique perspective dervied from that invaluable experience.
Customer Reviews:
Great Summary of Ecosystem Management Concepts.......2007-01-10
If you are interested in Ecosystem Managment, than you probably have heard of most of the concepts in this book. However, this book provides a good easy to read (and easy to understand) summary of concepts related to Ecosystem Managment.
A highly recommended contribution to Environmental Studies.......2003-04-19
The collective and collaborative effort of Gary K. Meffe (Adjunct Professor, Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, University of Florida), Larry A. Nielsen (Fisheries biologist and Den of the College of Natural Resources, North Carolina State University), Richard L. Knight (Professor of Wildlife Conservation, Colorado State University), and Dennis A. Schenborn (Chief of Planning and Budget for the Bureau of Fisheries Management and Habitat protection of the Wisconsin State Department of Natural Resources), Ecosystem Management: Adaptive, Community- Based Conservation is an intelligently organized, "reader friendly" textbook which is an ideal resource and teaching tool for discusses a wide range of environmental issues including: genetic diversity in ecosystem management, landscape-level conservation, single-species land management, the skill and art of keeping fragile ecosystems in balance; methodology, examples, and mathematical models. An astute presented and detailed college-level text, Ecosystem Management is a welcome and highly recommended contribution to Environmental Studies reference collections in general, and Ecosystem Management curriculum reading lists in particular.
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