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This is the untold story about one of the most debated yet misunderstood conflicts in modern history. Danbaghdad isn’t just another book of war stories, although it does include accounts of raids with Special Forces, riding on Route Irish, “corkscrew” landings in the back of a C-130, frequent rocket and mortar attacks, sniper fire, and improvised explosive devices. It also reveals what you never knew about Iraq, such as the numerous events leading up to the invasion or if weapons of mass destruction were found. Original journal entries, augmented with extensive historical research, provides the reader with a complete understanding of the war in Iraq, a history of Saddam Hussein, and exposes what you were never told about the true conditions in Iraq after the invasion. Learn about the rampant political corruption within the newly-formed government and an Iranian influence so strong that a proposal was made to blackmail Iraqi officials to ensure they would make decisions commensurate with US policies.<br/><br/>Journey for a year with one man as he shares his fascinating detailed account of daily life in the “not-so-heavily-fortified” Green Zone. As the official representative of the Treasury Department for criminal matters, IRS Special Agent/Attaché Dan Morris worked with members of the High Value Individual (HVI) Committee (Iraq’s most wanted), the Iraqi National Intelligence Service (INIS – similar to our CIA), the Commission on Public Integrity (CPI - similar to our FBI), the Iraqi National Security Council, the National Intelligence Coordination Committee, and numerous other agencies in matters involving military and law enforcement issues. He also attended a portion of Saddam Hussein’s trial and participated in raids with US and Iraqi Special Forces as a member of the Iraq Threat Finance Cell. These experiences provided a unique opportunity to view Iraq from multiple perspectives which were documented, as they occurred, in personal journal entries that serve as t