Unclassified, magazine of the Association of National Security Alumni:
"This extraordinary book ... is required reading for anyone concerned with national security system abuses ... a moving book by a man of integrity deeply affected by the injustice, criminality, and suffering he has seen and personally experienced over the past two decades. ... it is a hell of a good read."
Dick Gregory, WOL Radio Washington, D.C.:
"Defrauding America should be on top of every bible."
Fletcher Prouty, author of Secret Team and JFK-The CIA, Vietnam and the Plot to Assassinate John F. Kennedy): "Your book is great."
Nexus magazine:
"This is a thoroughly researched and comprehensive book ... I highly recommend this book as an all-time classic in its field."
Hollywood's John Austin's HIS features:
"The most explosive book on the market."
West Coast Review of Books:
"It would be a tragedy if this book [Unfriendly Skies] were taken only as a technical study of air safety. It is in fact a candidate to be the most important–and best informed!–discussion of public affairs of this decade."
Flight Review magazine:
"The book is dynamite and powerful reading that asserts various
government interests have conspired to allow fraud-related air tragedies to be committed against the public and, in fact, allows them to occur through misconduct. The book describes forty years of air disasters and the covert behind-the-scene hard-core misconduct that caused and made them possible. It is a story of widespread cover-up by every known check and balance in the country. The book depicts the American public, and even foreign citizens, being victimized by a vast government racketeering enterprise, in which the air disaster victims are only one part of many."
Bookwatch–Midwest Book Review:
"A damning portrait of deliberate criminal misconduct in his descriptions of forty years of air disasters and behind-the-scenes cover-ups. Efforts of government agencies, individuals, and airlines to mislead the public are charted in chapters which include reviews of air safety standards and areas for improvement."
Flight Training magazine book reviewer, Dave Gwinn: "The amount of research and documentation within the book is 'awesome' ... the writing is splendid, easily read, and exceptionally well organized."
Johannesburg, Africa, Sunday Times Magazine.
"656-page tale of horrors unfolds ... The book made me realize how fallible humans are."
American Library Association:
"Unfriendly Skies is a record of scandal, disaster, and heartbreak that demands an accounting from the highest levels of the industry and government."
Bookviews:
"He charges a cover-up of such proportions even the mass media don't want to touch the story, and I must say, makes a good case."
Book Review's Jan Frazer:
"In this shocking book, Rodney Stich presents impressive evidence to show that a virtual 'government Mafia' does indeed exist."
Seattle Times Magazine:
"The Unfriendly Skies is a shocking report ... the facts he cites are devastating, indicating dereliction of duty and responsibility by airlines and the federal authority supposedly checking on them."
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