Everything Is Tradable Errol, Everything Review the Narrowing of the Freedom of Human Beings (not Only in the Republic in Which Errol Lives?), As Well As Fascinating and Concrete Descriptions of the Environment of Technological and Operational Intelligence Characterizes All Secret Organizations |
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| El, Dov |
| Series title: | Human Trilogy Ser. |
| ISBN: | 978-1-4937-9086-9 |
| Publication Date: | Nov 2013 |
| Publisher: | CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $79.00 |
Book Description:
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More than twenty-five years served Errol P. the murderous security services of the Republic where he was born and raised. He was the one who developed the 'Big Brother' technology, with which his country embittered the lives of its citizens, regularly are under an oppressive and violently regime. He is a partner and witness to the horrors that cause him to undergo an awakening and recognition of the terrible consequences of his activities and work (where he excelled), at the end of the...
More DescriptionMore than twenty-five years served Errol P. the murderous security services of the Republic where he was born and raised. He was the one who developed the 'Big Brother' technology, with which his country embittered the lives of its citizens, regularly are under an oppressive and violently regime. He is a partner and witness to the horrors that cause him to undergo an awakening and recognition of the terrible consequences of his activities and work (where he excelled), at the end of the day he was thrown out, degraded and suspected from both two secret services he worked for. . After the disasters befalling him, he opens a 'new page' with the Austrian Sophia right after her catastrophes have occurred , but the Pandora's Box opens up one morning puts a big question mark around their relationship.The Book reviews and reveals the way in which secret services and governments, all over the world especially the enlightened, modern and free ones narrows and restricts the most basic civil right - the freedom of the individual (not only in the Republic in which Errol lives...), as well as fascinating and concrete descriptions of the environment of technological and operational intelligence that characterizes the secret organizations throughout the world today.