War and Forbearance

<p><strong>Colonel Neil Sedak like others in uniform is not seen as a hero. A nonstereotypical army officer without the hard edge expected of those sworn to defend America Sedak’s life </strong><strong style=font-size: 10pt;>takes a different turn after the events of September 11 2001 lead him into a downward spiral. But when his former boss asks Sedak </strong><strong style=font-size: 10pt;>to meet with him suddenly everything changes again.</strong></p><p><strong>Jerry Brynes now working for a defense contractor reveals a shocking clandestine plan instigated by several people in the White </strong><strong style=font-size: 10pt;>House: America is going to pivot its attention from Afghanistan to Iraq start a war and then repair replace or improve the </strong><strong style=font-size: 10pt;>infrastructure destroyed during the battle. After Brynes convinces Sedak to retire and start a competitive security fi rm that caters to the smaller companies that also want in on the deal troops and contractors invade the Middle East where combat is just beginning </strong><strong style=font-size: 10pt;>within a chaotic environment fueled by depravity greed murder and heroism. But as the clock ticks away and more lives are lost </strong><strong style=font-size: 10pt;>everyone wonders if America can ever win a war based on an illegal premise.</strong></p><p><strong>War and Forbearance shares a powerful tale about modern warfare its corruptions successes and troubling effects on its participants as America stumbles into Iraq in a post-September 11 2001 world.</strong></p>