The Seven Watchmen
The Seven Watchmen by David F. Ruppert is a fiction novel published by Booksurge Publishing on October 16, 2009. This edition spans 290 pages and is presented in English. The narrative unfolds during a tumultuous period in southern Africa, particularly focusing on Zimbabwe, where government-sanctioned violence and ethnic cleansing are rampant, while the international community remains largely indifferent.
Readers will encounter a gripping tale that begins with the murder of a Zimbabwean minister far from home, prompting a frantic response from British and American officials. As the plot thickens, a retired army general and a young lawyer find themselves drawn into a complex international conspiracy that involves high-level government intrigue and a clandestine organization known as The Seven Watchmen. This book delves into themes of political maneuvering and the hidden machinations of power, offering a thought-provoking exploration of global affairs.
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It is a time when southern Africa teeters on a precipice. In Zimbabwe, government-orchestrated thugs engage in ethnic cleansing while neighbouring countries and Western powers turn a blind eye. But when a Zimbabwean minister is murdered 5000 miles from home, the British and American governments must scramble for political cover. Now the question is: who is responsible? And in Washington, DC, a retired army general and young lawyer discover themselves embroiled in an international conspiracy behind the answer: at the highest levels of governments, across the globe, and within an elite secret society known only as The Seven Watchmen.
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