Although one might wish for a bit less of Gritz's Green Beret machismo
and a few more names of covert cowboys and assorted spooks, this book is,
after all, an autobiography. Gritz does add new evidence of U.S. duplicity
in the war on drugs by visiting opium warlord Khun Sa in Burma. Khun Sa's
perspective on the opium trade implicates U.S. officials such as Richard
Armitage. More than once Khun Sa offered to sell his entire crop to the U.S.
government in order to keep it off the streets, and has also asked for crop-
substitution assistance. But the U.S. showed no interest in Gritz's efforts
to mediate the issue, and continued to demonize Khun Sa. As a final insult,
the feds then brought silly charges against Gritz himself.
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