This angry but carefully researched book documents how, since the 1970s, governments around the world have initiated, developed, and in some cases, virtually dominated the drug trade in order to finance and further terrorist activities.
Using information largely in the public domain but never before pulled together in one book, Rachel Ehrenfeld, a noted expert on narco-terrorism, documents once and for all how Bulgaria, Cuba, Nicaragua, Lebanon, and other countries have played central roles in exporting drugs and terrorism to the West.