Lee Wilkins Knihy

Set against a backdrop of political chaos in Eastern Europe, the story revolves around Rick Haade, who uncovers a conspiracy linked to a missing military weapon and the assassination of world leaders. As he confronts a former CIA associate behind the turmoil, Rick navigates a web of deceit and personal betrayal. The plot thickens when he discovers his target's involvement in the theft of advanced military technology, leading to a race against time to prevent further catastrophe. Will Rick manage to thwart the impending disaster before it's too late?

The book delves into the responses of professional journalists and journalism students to ethical dilemmas, presenting the first comprehensive analysis of ethical behavior within the field. Grounded in the authors' research, it serves as a valuable resource for scholars, students, and practitioners seeking to understand the complexities of ethics in journalism.

This memoir is an interesting blend of history and fantasy, of reality and poetry, of high-mindedness with the occasional carnality thrown in...I feel as though - not just for the fact of the words, but also for the ebb and flow of thought direction - I have been wandering the nerve-endings of your brain.Your history is there, certainly, but slathered with other gravies: poetry, philosophy, passion, and dispassion. And a great deal of playfulness. I believe there is something very Zen-'Masterish' about the angled prose you set down in this writing, a wild-and-crazy trip, man.While I was reading your history with 'C' (cosmos), I was reminded of these lines that Rumi wrote sometime in the mid-1200s: I would love to kiss you (The price of kissing is my life) Now my loving is running toward my life Shouting, ""What a bargain, Let's buy it!""- Dennis O'Keefe, American Poet