Arab Revolutions - Uncensored

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Shadi Sabra, a telecommunication engineer, started his career as a transmission engineer broadcasting news to TV stations via satellite, working with politicians and events, but always from behind the scenes. When the Arabian revolutions started, he was one of the first people working with the press, to arrive to Tunisia, to cover those current events, and tell the world what was happening, but every time according to each TV station's point of view. In his book, Shadi describes the experience he lived during that period of time, traveling between Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain, Libya, Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq, for the same purpose, news. A great number of questions are raised by this book, concerning the true meaning of democracy and international secret affairs and schemes between the strongest poles of our current world.