All About the Oil

All About the Oil by James B Ball is about the life of a boy, his teenage adventures as a poacher involving crimes, and as a soldier who became SAS and a black ops operative in the Middle East during the Iraq conquest of Kuwait for oil. Readers will experience a fast-paced action, compelling blend of thrilling events, relatable characters, a good balance of powerful political plotlines and a roller-coaster ride of war. All About the Oil reveals a political reality where the US, playing the role of a big brother, in truth instigated Iraq to conquer Kuwait so that the oil of the war would discretely flow into the US coffers to make it economically stronger, and dictate the trade of oil on a global scale.