Extreme Prejudice The Terrifying Story Of The Patriot Act And The Cover Ups Of 911 And Iraq Susan Lindauer by Susan Lindauer 9781453642757, 9781623458881, 1453642757, 1623458889 instant download after payment.

"You have no idea what actually happened, the lies are so much bigger than you know. And its so much deeper and so much more tragic once you have the truth."
Governments have a strong allergic reaction to the public learning the truth as those who read this book will discover. Subtitled "The ultimate conspiracy to silence truth" the book lets the public see through the eyes of a CIA asset acting as a peace negotiator to Iraq, someone with eight years experience in government service.
What if the government decided to invent a great lie to justify a disastrous war? What would happen to the people who know the truth and spread the news? EXTREME PREJUDICE delivers an explosive, high tension expose of the real facts surrounding the CIA's advance warning of 9/11 and an insider's look at Iraqi Pre-War Intelligence, told by one of the very few U.S. Assets covering Iraq before the War. It reveals the depths of deception by leaders in Washington and London to promote a successful image of their terrorism policy, and the shocking brutality to suppress the truth of their failures from Americans and the world community.
For her devotion to having her insider truth the author received several years in a military prison to keep her off the pages of the press til things cooled down. Her verifiable claims would have eliminated plausible deniability so essential to those in public office in what some would call a democracy and deflated their narrative.
The author understands that publicity is the best form of whistleblower protection, even slurs from the Fake News at MSM can help get your name before the public.
"Here I am, come get me."
"I believe that whatever price I paid for my journey, it was fully worth the cost. It was a hellacious fight, however. The men and women who did this tried to destroy my confidence and spirituality, my sense of identity and pride in my achievements.
Most days I think they failed. I take satisfaction that I have never regretted my actions or choices. I never recanted my political or spiritual beliefs, no matter how badly I felt threatened.
I do believe, however, that my experience sends a warning shot across the bow that our democracy and precious liberties are not so strongly protected as Americans want to believe."