Confessions of an Economic Hit Man - Chapter 27 and Chapter 28 Summary & Analysis

John Perkins
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Confessions of an Economic Hit Man - Chapter 27 and Chapter 28 Summary & Analysis

John Perkins
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Chapter 27 and Chapter 28 Summary and Analysis

John knew that the CIA had to have been involved in Roldos' death. Two months later Omar Torrijos died in a plane crash. It was devastating because he was such a respected and honorable man that cared about his people, human rights and social justice. He was a liability to President Reagan and he had to be taken out for the sake of the corporatocracy. Torrijos was replaced by Manuel Noriega, who lacked wit, charm and intelligence and had no problem with corporatocracy leaders. If Torrijos would have lived, he would have served as a role model for other developing nations, which was something the CIA, NSA and EHM's would not countenance.

John was struggling with his job as an expert witness, especially on the Seabrook case, where he had to convince the New Hampshire Public Service...

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