All about terrorism: everything you were too afraid to ask
di Keith Suter
2008 · 344 pagine · Bantam · ISBN 9781741668216
Trama
Why would a person agree to become a suicide bomber? How effective are our intelligence agencies? Should the Rudd Government bring our troops home from Iraq? In his new book, Keith Suter, author of the popular Local notebook and global notebook, answers all the questions you're too afraid to ask about terrorism.
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