The Complicity Doctrine

Publisher Marketing: Three bombs explode in Manhattan. The targets: a church, a synagogue, and a deli. A decade after the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the heart of New York City is once again a target. On the surface, there is no ready explanation for the bomber's objectives, and there is no clue to the terrorist's identity. But it doesn't take long before politicians start making accusations, and public sentiment quickly follows suit. Things change, however, when Casey Shenk, an analyst for the private geopolitical consulting firm Intelligence Watch Group discovers an altered report from the Congressional Research Service and begins to put the pieces together. A murdered government employee, the ranting of a presidential candidate, and a Senate resolution to take the People's Mujahideen of Iran off of the list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations all point to something sinister at work inside the Washington power structure. Is America waging a secret war with the Islamic Republic of Iran? Are there elements within the U. S. Government that are manipulating world events and setting the stage to write their own version of history? With the help of a New York Police Department detective and the other analysts at IWG, Casey works to uncover the truth behind a network of conspiracy that is operating outside the law, where the ends always justify the means...no matter how many people die. Review Citations: BlueInk Review 09/14/2012 (EAN 9781479222070, Paperback) Contributor Bio:  Frick, M M Matthew M. Frick is an active duty Naval Officer who has lived overseas and traveled extensively throughout the Middle East and Europe. A prolific writer and author of several published articles and conference papers about the Middle East and maritime piracy, his writings have been referenced in journals, theses, and other media in over five different countries; including India, Russia, and Iran (translated into Farsi and located on the official Majlis website). A native of Stone Mountain, Georgia, he currently lives near Washington, DC, with his wife, two children, and a bluetick coonhound.