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'The Assassins' Gate: America in Iraq' by George Packer is a well-researched account that delves into the complexities of the Iraq War, focusing on the experiences of various individuals involved in the conflict. Packer provides a detailed narrative of the decision-making process behind the war, shedding light on the ideological and political reasons that shaped the invasion. Through interviews with ex-pat Iraqis, soldiers, and civilians, the book captures the human element of the war, highlighting the struggles, challenges, and hopes of both Iraqis and Americans during the turbulent times of war and occupation.
Packer's writing style blends political analysis with the readability of a novel, making the book engaging and informative. He offers a balanced perspective on the war, addressing the failures and mistakes made by the Bush administration while also showcasing the resilience and humanity of the individuals affected by the conflict. By providing a comprehensive overview of the war's impact on various stakeholders, Packer offers readers a nuanced and insightful exploration of the Iraq War and its aftermath.
AT THE TIME of the Gulf War, in 1991, a man going by the name Samir al-Khalil started appearing on American television news programs. The name was a pseudonym, and the man’s face was always turned awa...
