Publisher's Synopsis
"After Ashcroft" is a compelling witness to the trials of many Americans that did more than fight or protest against the Vietnam War. It is also a journey into the dark world of mind-control, behavior modification, and surreptitious training of assassins by certain security agencies within the U.S. government. During the Vietnam War more than 50,000 draft-age Americans fled to Canada. It was the largest political exodus from the United States since the American Revolution. Crey Higgins was not a draft-dodger-he was regular Army and had served his tour of duty in Vietnam. A good soldier, with an excellent record, he went on the run and over the border for very different reasons...
