The Paradox of our National Security Complex

Most Americans live very hectic lives and have little time to devote to reading lengthy tomes on a single subject, never mind researching these matters. Here, in a single volume, Richard Otto presents a series of compelling essays on Vietnam, Watergate and the assassinations of the 1960s. The Paradox of our National Security Complex examines the consequences of our militaristic and corporatist policies since World War II on our liberty, our security, and our democracy.

Richard Otto is an award winning attorney at law with a lifelong fascination for politics and history. The Paradox of Our National Security System is the culmination of almost a decade of research. Otto works as a case manager in a drug court, and lives with his family in Maine.