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de Richard Marcinko (Author) "THE STRANGER SLOUCHED COMFORTABLY IN THE DRIVER'S seat of his rented black Lexus, a new Panasonic DVD player perched in his lap ..." En savoir plus
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Riding the wave of controversy over Iraq, and dedicated "To the many heroes of September 11th," this 10th volume in the breathtakingly crude but bestselling Rogue Warrior series again stars hairy-chested author/narrator Capt. Dick Marcinko, ex-navy SEAL and covert-ops antiterrorism expert. Licking his wounds after unjustly serving time in a white-collar federal prison, Capt. Dick is called to Washington when the White House is confronted with the theft of a suitcase-sized nuclear bomb by a band of terrorists. After capturing one of the terrorists, Dick's team tortures him into revealing the group's plan to nuke Portland, Ore., as the first step in establishing ethnic purity in the world. Marcinko may have jettisoned his longtime co-writer John Weisman (whose name no longer appears on the title page), but little else has changed. As in previous volumes, Dick is boorishly self-aggrandizing (he boasts of bedroom swordsmanship with a 10-inch saber), and the first-person narration is punctuated with personal confidences that detract from the authentic descriptions of cutting-edge high-tech military weapons and vivid action-packed scenes of engagement. Bordering on comic book satire and saturated with gruesome, gratuitous violence, the novel should fly off the shelves into the eager hands of the rabid legions of blood and guts fantasy-fulfillment RW readers.
Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc.


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A new, improved Rogue Warrior is back, ready to counter the latest terrorist threat, which entails the nuclear destruction of a U.S. city.
Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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4.0étoiles sur 5 A Concealed Warning In This Story, Juil 18 2004
Par Rob Hopkins (Reston, Virginia USA) - Voir tous mes commentaires
OK, other reviews may discuss the style of Richard Marincko's book. And the action in the story may occasionally make a thinking reader skeptical or disgusted. However, I believe that there is a concealed point to the story: It is a model story that could apply to many cities instead of only a threat to Portland Oregon, the target city.

The story opens in Washington DC. A white supremacy group kills a famous jurist who is thought to favor blacks, Jews and equality. When Capt. Marcinko and his people get called in hours later, they suddenly spot one of the bad guys still in the neighborhood to assess the aftermath of the murder. Now this is a lucky, mind-stopping coincidence, is it not? But the whole remainder of the story depends on this unlikely sighting, because it leads to the man's capture, interrogation and the further responses of Marcinko's team. This is an indication of how a real investigation would be going nowhere unless there is a big mistake by the terrorists.

Much later in the story, the group is transporting a stolen nuke into Portland by river. Of course the M-team stops them, after a lot of carnage to both sides. But think a little larger, and it suddenly becomes apparent how the water avenue is wide open in many other cities. Here is a short list of American cities: Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, DC, Miami, New Orleans, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Honolulu, and even Chicago, Memphis and others.

This story is a parable. It shows the danger to one city directly, and many others indirectly. There are all sorts of vulnerabilities in the world, especially by water. If there is ever a nuke threat, I hope the real response teams get as lucky as they did in this novel!

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3.0étoiles sur 5 violence of action, Mai 15 2004
This edition follows the character and his exploits/style well, but the plot is shaky (re: white supremacists), and he beats the 'navy screwed me' issue to death...the briefcase nuke object of story was a good choice, but when he mentions terrorists accessing/collecting medical rad sources, and scraping radium off clocks, (rather than, say, buying off russian scientists or shipping truckloads of rad sources from kazakhstan) I think he should beg weisman to come back, or hire andy mcnab
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2.0étoiles sur 5 Marcinko still politically correct, Mai 3 2004
Par James Stevens "jharry3" (Houston, TX United States) - Voir tous mes commentaires
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ah. The warrior for the State. Marcinko and his big government, Politically correct Navy warriors now re-write the Turner Diaries by standing the plot on its head.
Distasteful stuff no matter which point of view is scrutinized.
Each uses personnel prejudices to justify torture and murder.

Please. Does anyone nowadays really believe White Supremacists are a threat to nuke America?
More like they are the only boogey man left that you can slay without bringing down the wrath of the PC Navy pencil necked geeks who hand out those security contracts.

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3.0étoiles sur 5 Find out what he's drinking
Always a timely story with a now age-defying hero, Marcinko is back -- this time working for a duplicitous President. Read more
Publié le Mars 14 2004 par Joseph G. Wick

4.0étoiles sur 5 Different, but worth reading
In many ways, this is Marcinko's most sophisticated novel to date. The language, the wordplay, the tone, all demonstrate a level of intelligence previously unseen in Marcinko's... Read more
Publié le Fév 3 2004 par John W. Thornton

2.0étoiles sur 5 Tugging at Reality
Marcinko seems to try to make himself into a divinity with his fans. He simply cannot let go of the fact the navy put it to him. Read more
Publié le Janv. 6 2004

4.0étoiles sur 5 One of the best
Although this book is not at the standard of the original Rogue Warrior or Red Cell, in my opinion it is probably the best of the rest. Read more
Publié le Nov. 27 2003

4.0étoiles sur 5 Poor Kirby........
I'm shocked, SHOCKED, that someone like Kirby (from WA, no less) had such a problem with this book. Wrong demo, Kirby. Read more
Publié le Nov. 20 2003 par john gray

3.0étoiles sur 5 Good book, but it is missing a certain something
There is something missing from this book. I know that it is unfair to compare all of the Rogue Warrior books, but this one is missing that certain something that Mr. Read more
Publié le Oct. 28 2003 par Andrew

2.0étoiles sur 5 Downfall of Demo Dickey
I can only add my hearty "Aye-Aye" to the reviews given here regarding Demo Dickey's new book. In a word, it sucks!! I've read all the other books & thoroughly enjoyed them. Read more
Publié le Oct. 24 2003 par platydude

4.0étoiles sur 5 Haven't read this book? Doom on you dogbreath!
Demo Dick is back in the post 9/11 world doing what he does best; leading from the front, filling body bags with Tangos and generally making life uncomfortable for the Beltway... Read more
Publié le Oct. 4 2003 par John Elkin

2.0étoiles sur 5 Ashcroft thanks you, Marcinko
It's not hard to invent a scenario where there's a "ticking bomb," and the bomber must be tortured in order to save the lives of thousands of people. Read more
Publié le Sep 25 2003 par Stuart Kirby White

4.0étoiles sur 5 Fast, Ghastly, Raw - Uncut Marcinko in the Post 9/11 World
If you're like me, you are a terminal fan of spy thrillers and action flicks. So there is a long list of authors and directors whose works you don't miss. Read more
Publié le Sep 14 2003 par Michael Bowen

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