My title says it all. Douglass's frequent use of the passive voice allows him to present such an innocent and wide-eyed yet wildly paranoid account of the cause of the drug epidemic in the West. His "documentation" largely consists of cobbled-together newspaper articles and dubious material from various sources. The main thrust of the book is "evidenced" by an account by General Sejna, which of course requires no real documentation. I wonder if Mr. Douglass has heard of Pablo Escobar or any other prominent drug kingpins who actually facilitated the drug epidemic. By Douglass's account, the commies nearly shoved drugs down the throats of the innocent, wide-eyed American youth. Yet even more laughable is his argument that the second wave of feminism was fueled by similar communist machinations. Oh, and I love that Douglass provided a rating for his OWN BOOK here, very objectively giving it a 5 star rating. Pass on this one folks.