Blood Money by T. Christian Miller

Blood Money: Wasted Billions, Lost Lives, and Corporate Greed in Iraq

By T. Christian Miller

In Blood Money, investigative journalist T. Christian Miller exposes the corruption, mismanagement, and greed that plagued the Iraq War’s reconstruction efforts. Promised to the American public as a swift and self-funded initiative, the reconstruction of Iraq quickly devolved into a costly disaster. Through years of research and on-the-ground reporting, Miller uncovers the broken promises, wasted billions, and the lives lost in the wake of corporate profiteering. This harrowing account provides readers with a behind-the-scenes look at how private contractors and government officials exploited the war for personal gain, plunging Iraq into further chaos. Blood Money is a sobering indictment of corporate greed and government failure, offering a crucial perspective on America’s role in global affairs and the responsibilities it often fails to meet.

Why You'll Love This Book:
This book is essential reading for those interested in the Iraq War, corporate accountability, and investigative journalism. T. Christian Miller’s balanced approach and meticulous research provide a revelatory perspective on the failures of Iraq’s reconstruction, demonstrating the devastating impact of unchecked greed and government mismanagement. Blood Money is both a cautionary tale and a call for greater accountability in global affairs.