See No Evil - Baer, Robert
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Packender politscher Thriller, der auf den Memoiren des früheren CIA Agenten Robert Baer beruht. Nun verfilmt mit George Clooney, Greta Scacchi und Matt Damon in den Hauptrollen. The controversial memoir of an American soldier, that was the inspiration behind the international box office hit Syriana - by the producers of Erin Brokovich and starring Golden Globe Winner George Clooney as Robert Baer. See No Evil is a top 10 US bestseller.
' Syriana is light years from the standard Hollywood movie. It's meaty, intelligent and engrossing.' Time Magazine
'You see Syriana with the exhilarating…mehr

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Packender politscher Thriller, der auf den Memoiren des früheren CIA Agenten Robert Baer beruht. Nun verfilmt mit George Clooney, Greta Scacchi und Matt Damon in den Hauptrollen. The controversial memoir of an American soldier, that was the inspiration behind the international box office hit Syriana - by the producers of Erin Brokovich and starring Golden Globe Winner George Clooney as Robert Baer. See No Evil is a top 10 US bestseller.

' Syriana is light years from the standard Hollywood movie. It's meaty, intelligent and engrossing.' Time Magazine

'You see Syriana with the exhilarating feeling that a movie can make a difference. It's the kind of give-em-hell filmmaking that Hollywood left for dead, the kind that matters.' Rolling Stone
Recounting his career running agents in the back alleys of the Middle East, the author paints a picture of how terrorism works on the inside and provides evidence about how Washington politics sabotaged the CIA's efforts to root out the world's deadliest terrorists.
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Robert Baer was a case officer in the Directorate of Operations for the Central Intelligence Agency from 1976 to 1997. He served in places such as Iraq, Dushanbe, Rabat, Beirut, Khartoum, and New Delhi, and received the Career Intelligence Medal in 1997. He now divides his time between Washington, D.C., and France. When Baer left the agency in 1997, he received the Career Intelligence Medal with a citation that says: "He repeatedly put himself in personal danger, working the hardest targets, in service to his country."
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Revealing ... offers much eye-opening information. Baer has written a valuable, illuminating book Houston Chronicle