Next Generation Terrorism - Robert Rae - Bøger -  - 9781730998447 - 7. november 2018
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Rarely does it happen when a major player breaks cover to tell the truth about events. Robert Rae held the title of being Britain's most dangerous man for longer than any other. In contradiction, his personality did not match the status granted. He had been forced to fight. A master-mind of strategy but of a quiet nature, so when he was first picked upon it must have been laughable to the evil regime responsible, but suddenly one after another top officials started resigning, were disgraced, or were found dead in suspicious circumstances. Few could work it out. Even those on the inside remained puzzled by most of it, yet it was happening to them?!The IRA found him an enigma, wrongfully accused him of being an informer, made his life miserable but later on wanted to hire him?! It was too late for them... International gangsters tried to track him down when requiring his expertise to pull off the biggest of strokes. BBC reporter Jill Dando fought his corner, but when she was murdered nobody outside of the Intelligence community knew why?!The leader of the SAS, Sebastian Morley, mysteriously resigned pulling the SAS off the field in Afghanistan; again, nobody outside the Intelligence community knew why?! Morley did hint at what was going on accusing the British Government of having blood on their hands. Rae had attacked the SAS again... The head of MI5 resigned early making a mess out of covering up why she had done so. Rae was responsible as ever...72000 words saying what really happened. You will never read a story like this...

Medie Bøger     Paperback Bog   (Bog med blødt omslag og limet ryg)
Udgivet 7. november 2018
ISBN13 9781730998447
Antal sider 196
Mål 152 × 229 × 11 mm   ·   294 g
Sprog Engelsk  

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