The Interpreter: A Social Science Perspective on the American Led War in Afghanistan

by H. Jon Dada

Overview

This book presents contemporary and historical facts about Afghanistan and the American led war in that country. The information presented here is based on field observations and analysis, supported by my decades of worldwide professional experience. While American contribution in education and development of former Afghanistan has been appreciated, the atrocities committed during this war as well the animosities created among Afghans are the major focus of this Interpreter. This war was created by Bush/Cheney, other 1% wealthy Americans, and their Anglo-Zionist comrades in order to destabilize and control Islamic nations and make windfall profits in military contracts. As usual, the vast majority of Americans have been kept in the dark regarding the humongous human and financial costs of this war, and the millions of new enemies created for America.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940158065125
Publisher:	FriesenPress
Publication date:	11/21/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	152
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

I grew up on a farm village in far Eastern Afghanistan near the Khyber Pass. The high school and college I attended in Kabul were supported by the USAID Contracts. I also completed my first Master’s degree at the University of Wisconsin under that program. Later, I completed my PhD at the Ohio State University, and a second Masters at the University Of Texas School Of Public Health. My specializations include developmental sociology, research, education, and public health. I have worked for many years in university and contract research, teaching, planning, and student counselling. In addition to the USA and Afghanistan, I have also worked on American and Saudi government contracts in the kingdom. I also have experience from Poland and Germany, and speak several languages.