Greg Campbell Bücher

'Die Welt kosten sie nicht, aber manches Menschenleben.' Frankfurter Rundschau London, Paris, Mailand - In den Auslagen berühmter Juweliere glänzen die Colliers. Doch ein Teil der Diamanten, die weltweit gehandelt werden, kommt aus Bürgerkriegsgebieten und Ländern, in denen schon seit Jahrzehnten der Ausnahmezustand herrscht. Mordende Kindersoldaten, Vertreibung und Massaker sind an der Tagesordnung. Eines dieser Länder ist Sierra Leone, reich an Bodenschätzen, aber politisch längst aufgegeben. Privat finanzierte Kriegsherren haben hier die Macht übernommen und kontrollieren ein Netz von Händlern, Mittelsmännern und Milizionären. Ihr Hauptbetätigungsfeld ist der illigeale Abbau und Schmuggel von Diamanten, die zu Tiefstpreisen auf dem Schwarzmarkt verkauft werden. So werden Waffenkäufe finanziert. So erhalten internationale Terrorgruppen wie Al Qaida die Gelegenheit zur Geldwäsche. Der amerikanische Journalist Greg Campbell liefert mit seinen Reportagen zum Konflikt um die 'Blutdiamanten' in Sierra Leone das Material für den Kinofilm Blood Diamond mit Leonardo DiCaprio, der am Anfang 2007 in den deutschen Kinos zu sehen war.

With a gripping pace reminiscent of a true-crime thriller, the narrative unfolds like a heist in "Ocean's Eleven." It intricately weaves suspense and intrigue, drawing readers into a world of cunning plans and high-stakes drama. The story captivates with its fast-paced action and complex characters, making for an exhilarating reading experience that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

An ordinary day turns into an extraordinary adventure for Phillip, filled with peril, surprise, and a mix of friendship and betrayal. As he navigates this thrilling journey, readers are invited to join him in experiencing the excitement and challenges that lie ahead.

Exploring the theme of shared experiences, this book delves into the transformative power of travel and connection. It follows a group of characters who embark on a journey together, facing challenges and discovering deeper relationships along the way. Through their adventures, they learn valuable lessons about friendship, trust, and the beauty of diverse perspectives. The narrative emphasizes that the most meaningful journeys are those taken with others, highlighting the importance of companionship in personal growth and discovery.

This book offers a unique perspective on cultivating connections to enhance both personal and professional life. It presents an insightful process focused on relationship building, aiming to enrich the reader's lifestyle through meaningful interactions.

Focusing on an intuitive and holistic approach to success, this book encourages readers to explore deeper self-understanding and personal growth. It offers insights into achieving more meaningful accomplishments and enriching one's life experience, moving beyond traditional formulas for success.

The narrative invites readers into a personal journey over the past year, blending life's highs and lows in an accessible, conversational style. Unlike traditional scholarly works, it aims to present experiences authentically, offering a relatable perspective that encourages connection and reflection. This book serves as a continuation of the author's previous writing, creating a cohesive exploration of his life's journey.

The narrative explores the collaboration between the author and Aboriginal elder Lulu, emphasizing the need to view reality through original knowledge for the well-being of the Earth. It critiques modern societal constructs while highlighting the wisdom of Indigenous cultures, particularly their First Law, which promotes harmony with nature. The book outlines humanity's current crises, shares personal stories, and presents strategies for a holistic reset in how societies function, advocating for a return to community-focused, sustainable living that honors the interconnectedness of all life.