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The Amber Roomby: Adrian Levy, Catherine Scott-Clark June 03, 2004 |
List Price: £17.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £17.09 You Save: £0.90 ( 5%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £4.10 |
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A bit of history, some art and a lot of detective work and bingo - an absolutely riveting read for the whole 357 pages. Scott-Clark and Levy have managed to write a fantastically thrilling book based on meticulous research. Truly astounding in places, I had to keep reminding myself that it was non-fiction. What is it they say? Truth can be stranger than fiction, it can be more surreal, more enlightening and more poignant too. The people, places, politics and power, both in the past and in contemporary societies, are portrayed with clarity and empathy. A breathtaking read. >>More Details |
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Deception: Pakistan, the United States and the Global Nuclear Weapons Conspiracyby: Adrian Levy, Catherine Scott-Clark September 01, 2007 |
List Price: £25.00 Vegetarian Books Price: £17.50 You Save: £7.50 (30%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £3.33 |
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Levy and Scott-Clarke's book is an excellent depiction of Pakistan's nuclear proliferation programme from the late seventies till this day. The book is excellently written, flows, is well documented and at times reads more like a thriller than a journalistic account of stockpiling and secondary market trading in nuclear weapons. The book also describes the lack of oversight undertaken by changing US governments and leaves the reader in no doubt that this was deliberate and largely driven by the desire to please Pakistan and retain her as an ally in the war against first the Mujahedeen and then the efforts against the Taleban and Bin Laden.
The book does not deserve 5 stars as it misses out on some pretty important aspects of Pakistani ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Deception: Pakistan, the United States and the Global Nuclear Weapons Consipracyby: Adrian Levy, Catherine Scott-Clark March 01, 2008 |
List Price: £9.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £6.59 You Save: £3.40 (34%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £0.49 |
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Levy and Scott-Clarke's book is an excellent depiction of Pakistan's nuclear proliferation programme from the late seventies till this day. The book is excellently written, flows, is well documented and at times reads more like a thriller than a journalistic account of stockpiling and secondary market trading in nuclear weapons. The book also describes the lack of oversight undertaken by changing US governments and leaves the reader in no doubt that this was deliberate and largely driven by the desire to please Pakistan and retain her as an ally in the war against first the Mujahedeen and then the efforts against the Taleban and Bin Laden.
The book does not deserve 5 stars as it misses out on some pretty important aspects of Pakistani ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Amber Room: The Controversial Truth About the Greatest Hoax of the Twentieth Centuryby: Catherine Scott-Clark, Adrian Levy May 12, 2005 |
List Price: £8.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £6.99 You Save: £2.00 (22%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £4.00 |
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A bit of history, some art and a lot of detective work and bingo - an absolutely riveting read for the whole 357 pages. Scott-Clark and Levy have managed to write a fantastically thrilling book based on meticulous research. Truly astounding in places, I had to keep reminding myself that it was non-fiction. What is it they say? Truth can be stranger than fiction, it can be more surreal, more enlightening and more poignant too. The people, places, politics and power, both in the past and in contemporary societies, are portrayed with clarity and empathy. A breathtaking read. >>More Details |
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Deception: Pakistan, the United States, and the Secret Trade in Nuclear Weaponsby: Adrian Levy, Catherine Scott-Clark October 16, 2007 |
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Levy and Scott-Clarke's book is an excellent depiction of Pakistan's nuclear proliferation programme from the late seventies till this day. The book is excellently written, flows, is well documented and at times reads more like a thriller than a journalistic account of stockpiling and secondary market trading in nuclear weapons. The book also describes the lack of oversight undertaken by changing US governments and leaves the reader in no doubt that this was deliberate and largely driven by the desire to please Pakistan and retain her as an ally in the war against first the Mujahedeen and then the efforts against the Taleban and Bin Laden.
The book does not deserve 5 stars as it misses out on some pretty important aspects of Pakistani politics. The ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Amber Room: The Fate of the World's Greatest Lost Treasureby: Adrian Levy, Catherine Scott-Clark, Cathy Scott-Clark 2004-06 |
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Levy and Scott-Clarke's book is an excellent depiction of Pakistan's nuclear proliferation programme from the late seventies till this day. The book is excellently written, flows, is well documented and at times reads more like a thriller than a journalistic account of stockpiling and secondary market trading in nuclear weapons. The book also describes the lack of oversight undertaken by changing US governments and leaves the reader in no doubt that this was deliberate and largely driven by the desire to please Pakistan and retain her as an ally in the war against first the Mujahedeen and then the efforts against the Taleban and Bin Laden.
The book does not deserve 5 stars as it misses out on some pretty important aspects of Pakistani politics. The ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Deception [Cd] (Library Edition)by: Adrian Levy; Catherine Scott-Clark; (Reader) Richard Poe 2007 |
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Levy and Scott-Clarke's book is an excellent depiction of Pakistan's nuclear proliferation programme from the late seventies till this day. The book is excellently written, flows, is well documented and at times reads more like a thriller than a journalistic account of stockpiling and secondary market trading in nuclear weapons. The book also describes the lack of oversight undertaken by changing US governments and leaves the reader in no doubt that this was deliberate and largely driven by the desire to please Pakistan and retain her as an ally in the war against first the Mujahedeen and then the efforts against the Taleban and Bin Laden.
The book does not deserve 5 stars as it misses out on some pretty important aspects of Pakistani politics. The ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Nuclear Deception: The Dangerous Relationship Between the United States and Pakistanby: Adrian Levy, Catherine Scott-Clark October 14, 2008 |
List Price: £13.00 Vegetarian Books Price: £11.20 You Save: £1.80 (14%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £12.00 |
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Levy and Scott-Clarke's book is an excellent depiction of Pakistan's nuclear proliferation programme from the late seventies till this day. The book is excellently written, flows, is well documented and at times reads more like a thriller than a journalistic account of stockpiling and secondary market trading in nuclear weapons. The book also describes the lack of oversight undertaken by changing US governments and leaves the reader in no doubt that this was deliberate and largely driven by the desire to please Pakistan and retain her as an ally in the war against first the Mujahedeen and then the efforts against the Taleban and Bin Laden.
The book does not deserve 5 stars as it misses out on some pretty important aspects of Pakistani politics. The ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Amber Room: The Fate of the World's Greatest Lost Treasureby: Catherine Scott-Clark, Adrian Levy July 05, 2005 |
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Levy and Scott-Clarke's book is an excellent depiction of Pakistan's nuclear proliferation programme from the late seventies till this day. The book is excellently written, flows, is well documented and at times reads more like a thriller than a journalistic account of stockpiling and secondary market trading in nuclear weapons. The book also describes the lack of oversight undertaken by changing US governments and leaves the reader in no doubt that this was deliberate and largely driven by the desire to please Pakistan and retain her as an ally in the war against first the Mujahedeen and then the efforts against the Taleban and Bin Laden.
The book does not deserve 5 stars as it misses out on some pretty important aspects of Pakistani politics. The ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Amber Room: The Fate of the World's Greatest Lost Treasureby: Catherine Scott-Clark, Adrian Levy October 20, 2008 |
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Levy and Scott-Clarke's book is an excellent depiction of Pakistan's nuclear proliferation programme from the late seventies till this day. The book is excellently written, flows, is well documented and at times reads more like a thriller than a journalistic account of stockpiling and secondary market trading in nuclear weapons. The book also describes the lack of oversight undertaken by changing US governments and leaves the reader in no doubt that this was deliberate and largely driven by the desire to please Pakistan and retain her as an ally in the war against first the Mujahedeen and then the efforts against the Taleban and Bin Laden.
The book does not deserve 5 stars as it misses out on some pretty important aspects of Pakistani politics. The ... Read More: >>More Details |
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