Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by Perkins, John -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication CONTENTS Preface Prologue PART I: 1963–1971

1 An Economic Hit Man Is Born 2 “In for Life” 3 Indonesia: Lessons for an EHM 4 Saving a Country from Communism 5 Selling My Soul

PART II: 1971–1975

6 My Role as Inquisitor 7 Civilization on Trial 8 Jesus, Seen Differently 9 Opportunity of a Lifetime 10 Panama’s President and Hero 11 Pirates in the Canal Zone 12 Soldiers and Prostitutes 13 Conversations with the General 14 Entering a New and Sinister Period in Economic History 15 The Saudi Arabian Money-laundering Affair 16 Pimping, and Financing Osama bin Laden

PART III: 1975–1981

17 Panama Canal Negotiations and Graham Greene 18 Iran’s King of Kings 19 Confessions of a Tortured Man 20 The Fall of a King 21 Colombia: Keystone of Latin America 22 American Republic versus Global Empire 23 The Deceptive Résumé 24 Ecuador’s President Battles Big Oil 25 I Quit

PART IV: 1981–PRESENT

26 Ecuador’s Presidential Death 27 Panama: Another Presidential Death 28 My Energy Company, Enron, and George W. Bush 29 I Take a Bribe 30 The United States Invades Panama 31 An EHM Failure in Iraq 32 September 11 and its Aftermath for Me, Personally 33 Venezuela: Saved by Saddam 34 Ecuador Revisited 35 Piercing the Veneer

Epilogue John Perkins Personal History Notes Index About the Author

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