Name: Operesin Kisim Bek Lombo: The One Operation That The Sandline Operatives Did Not Make. (en Inglés)
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Author: Bina, Baka Barakove
ISBN: 9781974332366

portada Operesin Kisim Bek Lombo: The One Operation That The Sandline Operatives Did Not Make. (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Autor

Baka Barakove Bina

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Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

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Inglés

N° páginas

364

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.9 x 15.2 x 1.9 cm

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0.49 kg.

ISBN13

9781974332366

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Reseña del libro "Operesin Kisim Bek Lombo: The One Operation That The Sandline Operatives Did Not Make. (en Inglés)"

A Sandline International operation under the name of Executive Outcomes has been engaged in Papua New Guinea by the Government of the country to assist in a military operation to stem the rebellion on the island province of North Solomons aka Bougainville Island. Executive Outcomes sources manpower from the African continent to assist deliver this program. The Africans are ex- soldiers who sell their military skills and come over to Papua New Guinea as mercenaries. Executive Outcome has another agenda too. They want mining concessions and hope that they can get concessions to the Bougainville copper mine.The Papua New Guinea Defence Force however has issues with this as the directive and engagement of Executive Outcomes contradicts and subverts their constitutional roles. The Defence Force men however are limited to what they can do. Soldiers who are sympathetic to the Defence Force and the country try to do something. They commandeer the hierarchy of the Defence Force, call upon their traditional mystical beliefs and traditions including 'time travelling' to hijack Executive Outcomes operations. They freely use long abandoned supernatural powers that their ancestors practiced. They call up and have comical use of people and concepts that were not thought possible. They have one item that is to their advantage. They hold for ransom the head of Executive Outcome - Hughes CurryThe Papua New Guinea soldiers call up their ancestral mystics in Sangumas, Dukduks, E'hahos, Kukurais, Songans, Maimais, Ghewos, the occasional walking Sepik Carvings and if that is not enough the poor Samarai 'time traveller' to fly in the favourite nut 'buai' and perhaps to a feast unlike any. A possible feast on manbones.