'This courageous book should be mandatory reading for political leaders, engaged citizens , and anyone wwho wishes to think more deeply about the causes and consequences of much of the avoidable suffering in the world' Prof. Timothy Shanahan, Loyola Marymount University, Author of The Evolution of Darwinism'
- Blurb from reviewer,
'This book is reasoning with passion. It is real philosophy you can understand. It is by a philosophical Chomsky. It knows who the real enemies and the real friends of 9/11 and 7/7 are.' Tom Dalyell, M.P. Father of the House of Commons
- Blurb from Reviewer,
'No serious engagement with the vital issues of our age is possible without reference to this disturbing but brilliant book.' Dr. Scott Burchill Deakin University, Australia
- Blurb from Reviewer,
'Of all the able commentators who discuss contemporary events, none challenges us so forcefully and so fruitfully.' Prof. Michael Neumann, Trent University, Author of The Rule of Law
- Blurb from reviewer,
'[I]mportant reading for those who consider our current perilous state in depth. Furthermore this is...a valuable quarry for historians in the future....I strongly commend Honderich's thought-provoking, beautifully written, elegantly expressed volume.' ~ Tam Dalyell, Camden New Journal, June 2006
- Tam Dalyell,
Title mention in interview with Ted Honderich
- Nick Jackson, Independent, The
Title Mention in the New Statesman
- Ted Honderich, New Statesman
'To prod the reader into thinking through ...arguments properly is the aim of philosopher Ted Honderich's deeply provocative and forceful new book...readers who enjoy being goaded into thinking for themselves will enjoy a better than half-decent discussion with it.' The Guardian, Steven Poole, 26/08/2006
- Steven Poole, The Guardian