Lee Iacocca said that the first part of this book "made me mad; the
last part made me scared." The first part describes the revolving door
between U.S. officialdom and lobbying on the Japanese payroll. An appendix
(pages 216-257) lists over 200 registered foreign agents who are former
officials, along with the firms that employ them and the foreign clients
they represent. (NameBase counts 60 names from this book who are also found
on the membership roster of the Council on Foreign Relations, for what it's
worth.) But what's scary is the sophisticated and pervasive influence-
buying, propagandizing, politicking and lobbying by Japanese companies and
officials. It makes Pearl Harbor look like a bathtub.
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