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Unholy Conspiracies
Unholy Conspiracies
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The Unholy Conspiracies presents a tale where native & foreign terrorists, who in order to gain control over American’s foreign policy use their five most potent weapons: extortion, sex, blackmail, fear, and assassination.
The combination of fact and fiction portrays an adroit exposé of how America was conned into putting boots on the ground in Iraq. Agents from the FBI, CIA, and Mossad hold firm and defeat the competing conspiracies whose tentacles reach into the Senate and the White House.
A late night phone call, a few Arabic words uttered, and a silver chocker open Unholy Conspiracies with a promise that evil awaits. The reader should note that “conspiracies” is plural. Then the tale softens when its main character, Conn McGinty (named after the author’s father-in-law,) rides a Philadelphia trolley car to his first day in law school, his first step toward becoming an FBI agent. Conn may have a bit of a hangover. The prior night he was out drinking with Joe Nolan, a high school buddy. Joe’s bound for the CIA. At the University of Pennsylvania, Conn meets Dominique and Sam Jablon, but not before Syria assassins kill Sol Sallis, nephew of the Israeli’s special ambassador to the UN.
And that’s only for starters.
The combination of fact and fiction portrays an adroit exposé of how America was conned into putting boots on the ground in Iraq. Agents from the FBI, CIA, and Mossad hold firm and defeat the competing conspiracies whose tentacles reach into the Senate and the White House.
A late night phone call, a few Arabic words uttered, and a silver chocker open Unholy Conspiracies with a promise that evil awaits. The reader should note that “conspiracies” is plural. Then the tale softens when its main character, Conn McGinty (named after the author’s father-in-law,) rides a Philadelphia trolley car to his first day in law school, his first step toward becoming an FBI agent. Conn may have a bit of a hangover. The prior night he was out drinking with Joe Nolan, a high school buddy. Joe’s bound for the CIA. At the University of Pennsylvania, Conn meets Dominique and Sam Jablon, but not before Syria assassins kill Sol Sallis, nephew of the Israeli’s special ambassador to the UN.
And that’s only for starters.
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