What would you do if you were in my place

Author: Major Walid Elsisi Publication date: 2025 Book classification: Fiction and Novel Publisher: Dier Publishing and Distribution Number of pages: 228 Format: Paperback Summary: In this book, I do not speak about drugs as just a "social problem," nor as numbers in official reports, but as a real war. A war with its victims among the youth, its traders, its brokers, those who protect it in the shadows, and those who claim innocence while they are drowning up to their necks. The issues I address here are not stories of imagination, nor tales I heard from others. They are issues I lived through, files I opened with my own hands, ambushes I stood in, knowing that returning from them is not guaranteed. I saw colleagues fall, I saw families destroyed, I saw youth who could have been saved if we had arrived a minute earlier. This book is not a condemnation of a specific person, but a revelation of a system. A system that begins with a small trader in a narrow alley and does not end at borders, but extends to complex networks, dirty alliances, and money that changes everything except the truth. I will talk about: How drug trafficking is managed from within. How the trader thinks, and how he justifies his crime. How need, ignorance, and greed are exploited. How some areas turn into environments that harbor crime without their residents realizing. And I will also talk about the other side... about men who faced this world without masks, and about officers and soldiers who paid a personal price that does not appear in news bulletins. About tough decisions, moments of doubt, and battles that are not all won, but from which retreat is not an option.