Author : Alison Sarah James MC
Publisher : AuthorHouse
Page : 318 pages
File Size : 22,92 MB
Release : 2021-04-06
Category : Biography & Autobiography
ISBN : 166558761X
Book Description
AUTHORISED & VETTED BY SIS/SAS/SBS & WING COMMAND, UN CONCURS, SAMMIE'S NUCLEAR BAN TREATY IS PASSED TENSE NERVOUS HEADACHE STAGES, IN FORCE 2021, HOORAY! G. RAF'S AIR CHIEF MARSHAL writes: 'Another slug of truth bullets to the brain, WOW! BRILLIANT AGAIN! I particularly enjoy Falklands secrets, go on, give yourself a treat and read of us in special operations with Sammie, de facto 001 since 1964, official TopGun, and it was chilling to learn Russia stitched up on so many poisonings! Former 001, John Le Carré aka SAS David Cornwell, on reading Vol. 3 says 'surprised to find these antics being so small and so successful, we all show ourselves up as human in writing and her huge steps for mankind look mundane to others but try action in enemy territory and you'll find it's hot stuff she gets out alive, my God!' My favourite woman, M now, love you poppet. Signed Sir Michael Wigston, W. really.' Prime Minister Boris Johnson notes: 'And so we go on from Alison James' superbly received earlier Volumes, satisfying tomes for intellectuals who enjoy real life history. She is relentless in seeking answers on everything and everyone she meets in her world as 001 extraordinaire and the same in her life as an individual, still on every SAS & SBS special operation; I have read all her files, now a scholar of our recent history and I bless the day she was born as she adds much more to history than being just UK first female in mortal combat! We love her at Eton College where we are all fans, she is an icon of lovely peaceful endeavours through a brutal resilience she owes to her upbringing by her father, like I do mine.' 'Like me too, grateful we are' writes Sir Keir Starmer MP, Leader of Opposition 'supporting your hard-won UN ban-the-bomb global proposal to eliminate nuclear weaponry as you call your Treaty as Boris sets a good trend in supporting this himself, universally agreed.'