It's easier to incite than educate.

The narrator is dryer than week old toast. The book itself is dangerous. Peppering flawed arguments with bits of truth which will lead the weak minded and gullible to assert they've been poisoned by the Judas Goat of industry, i.e. the pest control technician. Integrated Pest Management uses habitat modification, biological and finally chemical control to allow humans to produce food, fabrics and to limit the vectors which spread disease. This book does not take into account that professionals are licensed and educated to deal with these pest without harming people, pets or the environment. If you enjoy biting into an apple and finding half a caterpillar or picking the larvae of meal moths out of your morning bowl of granola, this is the book for you. If you, however, have pulled cockroaches out of the ear of a two-month old child or seen the result of a severe bedbug infestation in a home for developmentally disabled adults then you will find this book infuriating. Either way, do not operate heavy machinery while listening to it.

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