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Political assassination of nations
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John Perkins’ book The Economic Assassination of Nations provides insight into how the United States uses the tools of economics and politics to achieve its strategic goals in the Third World. The book is based on Perkins’ personal experience, where he has served as an economic consultant in several developing countries, including Indonesia, Saudi Arabia and Iraq.
Perkins defines economic killers as: “highly paid professional men to deceive the nations of the world by extorting trillions of dollars.” He explains that they work for major global companies, U.S. government agencies, and international financial organizations, such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
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