Real Law Radio recommends The Quiet Threat, by Ronald L. Mendell. Mr. Mendell appeared on Real Law Radio on July 24, 2010, discussing the world of corporate espionage and spies -  great information for any business owner. Read from the upcoming Second Edition of his new book. In addition to The Quiet Threat, his other books include How To Do Financial Asset Investigations and Probing into Cold Cases.

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On Sunday July 25, 2010, Venezualan President Hugo Chavez threatened to cut off oil to the United States, if Colombia (a country suppported by the U.S.) attacks his country. Columbia has accused Venezuala of giving refuge to rebels who would seek to overthrow the current government there. Speaking at a daily press briefing on July 23, 2010, at the State Department, Assistant Secretary (and guest on Real Law Radio) P.J. Crowley articulated the U.S position. He said the U.S. thinks there should be an investigation and that Venezuela itself has responsibilities to be forthcoming in responding to the important information presented by Colombia. But if Columbia's allegations prove true following an investigation, the question then becomes a practical one: where can Columbia go to get justice? [Read more].

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