A gonzo book about whistleblowing is long overdue. Bogdan Dzakovic's story overflows with experiences that make a reader want to laugh, cry and yes scream at the same time. This is the professional autobiography of an everyman trying to serve the public in the too often insane world of government national security bureaucracies. It is as darkly entertaining as it is educationally insightful. While reading and rereading it, I could not help but flash back to Kafka's THE TRIAL, Monty Python's movie BRAZIL, and all of Hunter Thompson's FEAR AND LOATHING. Tom Devine Legal Director Government Accountability Project +++++++++++++ FORTRESS OF DECEIT is the authors thirty-two year adventure in the federal government wonderland, whose growing cynicism compelled him to work with other like-minded colleagues in a desperate effort to prevent the 9/11 terror attacks. Far from culminating with the attacks, the book continues with the poorly thought out knee-jerk reactions of the government and its nefarious aftermath which continues to this day.