Talk:Ghost Wars

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It would be great if we could talk about what sources he used.

Also, I've noticed that the CIA has a surprising policy of discussing and offering opinions on books and other media. I know that they came down extremely harshly against "Legend of Ashes" for example. Perhaps we should see what they had to say about this book -- I think it was more positive -- and note that. I'm not sure if that means it's more accurate, propaganda, or simply more favorable than "Ashes", but it means something.

I will add some of this information later if no one objects or does so themselves.

123.30.136.108 (talk) 20:07, 4 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]