Confessions of an Economic Killer - Dar Al-Rafidain

Represents the killers of the economy a professional group of experts who receive high salaries in exchange for deceiving and cheating countries around the world in order to extort trillions of dollars. Those "killers" direct the funds from the World Bank, the US Agency for International Development, along with other foreign aid institutions – directing them to the treasuries and accounts of a narrow circle of major companies and wealthy families who control the fate of the world's natural resources. The tools of those killers include fake financial reports, rigged elections, money laundering, extortion, sex, besides murder. They practice the old game as practiced by ancient empires, but with new and terrifying dimensions in the current era of globalization. The book reveals a series of international conspiracies convincing countries of strategic importance to the United States to accept huge loans for infrastructure development, and ensuring contracts with American companies for profitable projects. After becoming heavily indebted, these countries fall under the control of the US government, the World Bank, and other aid agencies dominated by the United States, which dictate repayment terms and dominate the critical decisions of the indebted governments. A dangerous book that explains the economic crises of developing countries, the future of our lives, and the secrets of undisclosed international wars, so it should be on the desk of every government official who senses the fluctuations of our current global moment. To see the best-selling books, click here.