The Ides of March Conspiracy: The Year the IRS Got What It Deserves

A triumphant novel of political intrigue, computer spying, and citizen revenge that could be happening tomorrow. It is 198_. Three young computer experts (two men and a woman) decide to give the Internal Revenue Service exactly what it deserves. Target date: March 15th, the Ides of March, one month before tax filing deadline. Here is an important novel of riveting suspense with a timeliness calculated to give comfort to millions, discomfort to those in high and secret places who eminently deserve it. From the former Chairman of the U.S. Privacy Protection Commission, "Like George Orwell's 1984, Clyde Matthews' the Ides of march Conspiracy dramatically portrays the kind of threat to a society when sophisticated technology combines with the corrupting influences of power. Fascinating and suspenseful reading." Written in 1979, this is a prescient portent of the NSA exposure by Edward Snowden.