Reseña del libro "The NGO: Privatising Public Oversight (en Inglés)"
"At an era of intemperance in politics, when corruption and subversion ran rampant against democracy, they wanted to put a stop to impunity. Knowing that it'd come to life and death eventually, they jumped the gun on it."This is a work of fiction, and I wish everything was fictional in it... Once upon a time, there was a land where corruption ran rampant amongst politicians, and their misdeeds reflected in dismay and desolation for the people.As a growing government thrived in overreach and overindulgence, the working masses found themselves held hostage and feeling powerless to revert the erosion of their civil rights. Sycophant legislators, bought and paid for, enriched themselves illicitly at the expense of the suffering of their constituents. Their selfish aims had little to do with democracy or the needs of the people, in a disconnect between the aims of political circles and the realities of the general gender. Legislating in self interest, they continuously enacted laws to protect themselves from us, the people.If any of this sounds a little too familiar to you, believe me, it's mere coincidence. "THE NGO" is a political thriller that explores, in an allegorical manner, the issues of authoritarianism, corruption and impunity in the contemporary political scenario. What part do we, the common people, play in such a scenario? What should we do, when the well-oiled governmental machine that we finance via our taxes suddenly runs against us?What to Expect: Diverse, Relatable ProtagonistsCharacter DevelopmentA Thrilling NarrativePolitical Intrigue & Conspiracy TheoriesAuthentic Military & Police ActionTechnical AccuracyAn Allegorical Criticism of Current EventsSociopolitical Critique of Contemporary SocietyGenre: Action & Adventure / Political Thriller / War & Military
