We Are Holding the President Hostage (1986)
We Are Holding the President Hostage
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It was a solemn duty. His values demanded it. The government represented repression, rigid conduct, straitjacketed ideas. Governments were created to force order, to demand adherence to a system of law that inhibited man's natural state of freedom. Its so-called much-vaunted ethical system favored the few who manipulated the many. If the system failed the needs of the leadership, then the leadership had to change the system to meet its needs.
This, to the Padre, was the heart of the government's... corruption.
Until now he had never realized how truly corrupt it was. His lifelong antagonist, the government, had stolen some of the methods of his organization to further its own corruption.
An entire operation was devoted to this pursuit. They actually had set up and financed an entity that could deal in murder, intimidation, theft, and kidnapping. This entity acted under orders from the President.
Talk about injustice, the Padre thought. Might just as well have licensed his organization or others like it to do the same job.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a solemn duty. His values demanded it. The government represented repression, rigid conduct, straitjacketed ideas. Governments were created to force order, to demand adherence to a system of law that inhibited man's natural state of freedom. Its so-called much-vaunted ethical system favored the few who manipulated the many. If the system failed the needs of the leadership, then the leadership had to change the system to meet its needs.
This, to the Padre, was the heart of the government's... corruption.
Until now he had never realized how truly corrupt it was. His lifelong antagonist, the government, had stolen some of the methods of his organization to further its own corruption.
An entire operation was devoted to this pursuit. They actually had set up and financed an entity that could deal in murder, intimidation, theft, and kidnapping. This entity acted under orders from the President.
Talk about injustice, the Padre thought. Might just as well have licensed his organization or others like it to do the same job.
What to read after We Are Holding the President Hostage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Adler to read onlineMoreLess
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