It suggests a "divide and chaos" policy intended to break Middle Eastern nations into smaller, manageable "mini-states" rather than fostering democracy.
The book presents a controversial narrative arguing that the rise of ISIS was not a spontaneous religious movement, but rather a deliberate creation of Western and regional intelligence agencies. 🔍 Core Narrative: The "Iran-Contra" Parallel
⚠️ This book is often categorized as alternative history or conspiracy research. For a more mainstream journalistic account of the group's rise based on field interviews, many readers also look to ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror by Michael Weiss and Hassan Hassan.
