MAC WALKER'S BENGHAZI: The Complete Collection - Plot & Excerpts
The situation in Benghazi, though still riddled with questions, was becoming somewhat more clear. Dasha represented Saudi oil interests – interests that now appeared intent on securing a great share of Libya’s oil production. The same interests who did the same throughout the region, toppling one government and replacing it with another that would be more favorable to the Saudi’s influence. The reference to a “new” United Nations was certainly not lost on Tilley either. It seemed that term was quickly gaining in popularity. ‘That’s not quite the last of it Mr. Tilley. Something else was given to me - something particularly troubling given your men’s current location in Benghazi. I have another photo for you.” Tilley looked at a picture of a lean faced man in his mid fifties, with grey streaked hair combed back from his forehead. The face was unfamiliar to him. “Who’s this?” The general smiled slightly, though is eyes held no humor in them. “That is the current head of the U.N.
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