About the Author

Greg Palast is an award-winning guerilla journalist. His previous book The Best Democracy Money Can Buy was an international bestseller.

Reviews

A Truth Hound . . . . Palast's stories bite. They?re so relevant they threaten to alter history. ("Chicago Tribune")

Gripping, provocative, inspiring. (John Perkins, the "New York Times" bestselling author of "Confessions of an Economic Hit Man")

I urge you: read Palast's latest book, "Armed Madhouse". The story is like a spy thriller. (Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., on "Air America Radio")

Palast, a tough-talking, fedora-wearing corporate fraud investigator turned intrepid journalist, has a habit for finding actual documents and then using them in edgy expos?s. ("Los Angeles Times")

Courageous reporting. (Michael Moore)

I urge you: read Palast's latest book,

The type of investigative reporter you don?t see anymore?a cross between Sam Spade and Sherlock Holmes. (Jim Hightower)

A Truth Hound . . . . Palastas stories bite. Theyare so relevant they threaten to alter history. ("Chicago Tribune")

I urge you: read Palastas latest book, "Armed Madhouse," The story is like a spy thriller. (Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., on "Air America Radio")

The type of investigative reporter you donat see anymoreaa cross between Sam Spade and Sherlock Holmes. (Jim Hightower)

A Truth Hound . . . . Palasts stories bite. Theyre so relevant they threaten to alter history. ("Chicago Tribune")

I urge you: read Palasts latest book, "Armed Madhouse," The story is like a spy thriller. (Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., on "Air America Radio")

The type of investigative reporter you dont see anymorea cross between Sam Spade and Sherlock Holmes. (Jim Hightower)

Upsets all the right people. (Noam Chomsky)