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The must-read summary of Michael Scheuer's book: “Marching Toward Hell: America and Islam After Iraq”.
This complete summary of "Marching Toward Hell" by Michael Scheuer, a former CIA counter-terrorism analyst, presents his argument that America's involvement in the Iraq War has undermined national security and changed the geopolitical landscape in a way that in fact endangers America and makes it more vulnerable to attack. His scathing account reminds us that the war's instability has strengthened Al-Qaeda without acting in U.S. interests.
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• Understand the Iraq War and the threat it poses to national security
• Expand your knowledge of American politics
To learn more, read "Marching Toward Hell" and discover how the Iraq War and the instability it entailed have benefited the enemy without serving U.S. interests.
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Marching Toward Hell does not simply lay the blame for the failed Iraq war at the feet of the Bush administration. Rather, the author shows how America’s foreign policy since the end of the Cold War has undermined American security and made it possible for terrorists like Osama bin Laden to launch devastating attacks on our country.
The bipartisan governing elite of the United States has dictated American foreign policy looking at the world as they want it to be, rather than at how it actually is. The negative events that have unfolded since 9/11 and the March 2003 invasion of Iraq were foreseeable and Scheuer examines the causes of these events and offers ways to alter the destructive path America is currently on.
Michael Scheuer worked in the CIA for more than 20 years. From 1996 to 1999, he served as Chief of the Osama bin Laden unit at the Counterterrorism Center. He currently works as an Adjunct Professor of Security Studies at Georgetown University and writes regularly for the online Global Terrorism Analysis and is also the author of Imperial Hubris.
It has become a cliché to say that the world changed forever on September 11, 2001, but history rarely pivots on a single day and 9/11 is no different. Our country’s current problems could have been foreseen had the governing elite studied history and recognized that “their faith in American exceptionalism does not equate to America being exempt from the lessons, warnings, and wisdom acquired by studying history.”
In 1973, the U.S. faced two major challenges in the Middle East, both of which have had a lasting impact on our foreign policy:
