Or noir et Maison Blanche: Comment l'Amérique a vendu son âme pour le pétrole saoudien (Pocket Book)

His background as a former CIA operative provides a unique perspective, but I'm curious what motivated him to expose these specific dynamics.

The book's deep dive into past events really underscored how history shapes current policies. Did that make anyone else feel more engaged or overwhelmed?

I'm wondering whether this book challenges or confirms existing narratives about Western involvement in the region.