Richard Rowley’s Dirty Wars would be a fascinating work of fiction. Something like, “A cunning, well-intentioned protagonist lifts the curtain on a government’s unchecked and morally ambiguous behavior in the War on Terror.” Problem is, Dirty Wars is the reality, and one where whistleblower and journalist Jeremy Scahill exposes the covert operations of JSOC, an elite and secretive American fighting force that carries out global missions against “terror.” From Yemen to Afghanistan t...
Richard Rowley’s Dirty Wars would be a fascinating work of fiction. Something like, “A cunning, well-intentioned protagonist lifts the curtain on a government’s unchecked and morally ambiguous behavior in the War on Terror.” Problem is, Dirty Wars is the reality, and one where whistleblower and journalist Jeremy Scahill exposes the covert operations of JSOC, an elite and secretive American fighting force that carries out global missions against “terror.” From Yemen to Afghanistan t...
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