Internal War - The Secret House of the White House between 2006-2008 (ePub)

As violence in Iraq reached disturbing levels in 2006, a second war front flared up at the highest levels of Bush administration. In his fourth book on President George W. Bush, Bob and Iwards takes on the depth of tensions, secret arguments, informal background channels, feelings of suspicion and suspicion, stubborn designer situations inside the White House, the Ministry of Defense (Pentagon), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Intelligence Agencies, and the headquarters of the command The American Military in Iraq. This exciting novel, unique in its intimacy and details, describes a president who is fighting the war, an era of worry, distress, ambiguity and uncertainty within the American government that extended from 2006 to mid -2008. The book provides a comprehensive description of the relevant efforts made by General David Petraeus and the difficulties and conflicts he faced, He was the one who took leadership during the darkest era in the war and the most violent. It reveals how the breakthroughs that were achieved in the military operations, monitoring and monitoring were the reason behind most of the achieved progress, with the decline of the wave of violence in Iraq in the middle of 2007. Bob and Iward met with all the important players, and got dozens of documents that were not published before, and spent a period of three Almost hours in exclusive interviews with President Bush. As for the result, it was an amazing historical narration that was extracted from the original sources of the era between mid -2006, when the White House realized that the strategy was not working successfully, passing through 2007, when a decision was issued to send thirty thousand additional soldiers to Iraq, until mid -2008, when the war became Rift and weakness in the presidential elections. The book (Internal War) directly addresses the questions related to leadership, not only in wartime, but also related to the method through which we are governed and the dangers inherent in the unjustified secrecy. Obeikan Publishing