The Battle For Honest And Accountable Government

Clean is a comprehensive guide to detoxification and cleansing, written by Dr. Alejandro Junger. The book argues that common ailments are often the result of toxic build-up in our systems, accumulated through our daily diet and environment. Dr. Junger provides a practical program to eliminate these toxins, including dietary changes, self-preparation, conscious eating, and elements of Ayurveda. The program is designed to be easily incorporated into a busy lifestyle and includes recipes, audio, and video content to support the detoxification process. It emphasizes the importance of allowing the body's natural detoxification systems to function optimally and offers a solution to the increasing toxicity of modern life.

Fat Leonard is a non-fiction book detailing the massive corruption scandal involving Leonard Glenn Francis, a Malaysian defense contractor. The book exposes Francis's elaborate scheme of bribery, fraud, and espionage targeting the U.S. Navy. Whitlock's investigation reveals the extent of the damage caused, the individuals involved, and the systemic failures that allowed the scandal to persist for years. The narrative highlights the vulnerability of the Navy to such schemes and the lack of accountability at high levels. The book serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of unchecked power and corruption within government institutions.

In 'Watchdogs,' Glenn Fine provides an insider's view of government oversight, highlighting the mission of inspectors general in improving government operations, deterring wasteful spending, and curtailing corruption. The book is filled with revealing stories from Fine's two decades of service, including investigations into the FBI's handling of evidence in the Timothy McVeigh trial, the treatment of post-9/11 detainees, and the US Navy's most infamous corruption scandal. Fine's work illustrates the importance of inspectors general in maintaining public trust and integrity within government institutions.