He doesn't dwell too long on any one brewery, but favorably covers most of the established players, giving Hair of the Dog's Adam the highest score among Oregon brews. The expanded number of brewery reviews from countries such as Japan and Ireland reflect the worldwide success of the craft-brewing revolution. Attacks on personal privacy are increasing. Street cameras proliferate, thieves steal identities and one's life is freely accessed on the Internet. According to J.J. Luna, go underground.
Governments keep a lot of secrets from their people.
The only autobiographical information Luna offers is that he has long eluded Spain's secret police and works as a security consultant. But such security is difficult. Following his advice is not cheap, but then Luna drops mention of his several residences, his yacht, and a lifestyle for which money isn't an issue. For the rest of us, making frequent trips across country to mail drops may not be feasible. But if you've been receiving psychotic phone calls from ex-lovers, or have had your credit rating ruined by theft, Luna's plan may seem a small price to pay.