The Man Who Pushed America to War

The Man Who Pushed America to War
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Publisher : Bold Type Books
Total Pages : 386
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ISBN-10 : 9780786744299
ISBN-13 : 0786744294
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Book Synopsis The Man Who Pushed America to War by : Aram Roston

Download or read book The Man Who Pushed America to War written by Aram Roston and published by Bold Type Books. This book was released on 2008-12-31 with total page 386 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This is the true story of Ahmad Chalabi, fraudster, statesman, banker, math whiz and aesthete, whose legendary charisma and charm -- and almost hypnotic powers of persuasion - helped propel the United States to war in Iraq. This extraordinary investigative biography - written by an Emmy Award-winning journalist who works for NBC's Investigative Unit -- exposes massive white-collar mischief, sophisticated international espionage operations, and political intrigue spanning the globe from Tehran to Texas. Chalabi was a shrewd Iraqi Arab from a family of Shiite bankers. Aram Roston tracked down forgotten Chalabi business partners and friends and dug through the records from courthouses around the world. The book reveals how this convicted felon, fugitive from justice in Jordan, and ally of the Iranian government managed to charm and influence the top leaders of the United States, including US senators like John McCain. The book has the inside story of Chalabi's pre-war propaganda operations the exclusive details of Chalabi's financial dealings and political access.


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