As well he might, Livingstone denounces the rogues and fantasists on
the disreputable outer fringe of this world. But Livingstone's own account
demonstrates how difficult such distinctions are to draw. Thus for
Livingstone, Ollie North in his heyday was a "player," a real counter-
terrorist doing a real job. Yet North (a rogue and a fantasist in
his own right) accomplished little, had money stick to his fingers, and
left behind a trail of dead civilians. Livingstone is too impatient of
definitions and argument to attempt to sort all this out. Nor does this
book acknowledge that North's funding network paid $75,000 into
Livingstone's private institute on "terrorism."
-- Steve Badrich
ISBN 0-669-21407-8
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