A thousand-car war unfolds as Fidelis Cloer reveals his role as a war profiteer during the US invasion of Iraq.
Synopsis
A thousand-car war unfolds as Fidelis Cloer reveals his role as a war profiteer during the US invasion of Iraq.
Synopsis
Fidelis Cloer navigated the chaos of Baghdad during the US invasion of Iraq. As a car salesman, he recognized an opportunity in the increasing demand for security vehicles. Cloer refers to it as The Perfect War, where he profited from selling armored cars in a conflict zone. He reflects on his actions and the economic motivations that fueled his business. Directed by Petra Epperlein, the film runs for 70 minutes and offers insight into war profiteering in the early 2000s.
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Why Watch
- Meet Fidelis Cloer, a war profiteer in Iraq.
- Find out about The Perfect War and its business impact.
- See the moral dilemmas of profiting from conflict.
Did You Know
- Fidelis Cloer operated in Iraq during the US invasion in 2003.
- Cloer referred to the conflict as The Perfect War due to its business potential.
- He was involved in selling a thousand armored cars during the war.
- The documentary was directed by Petra Epperlein and released in 2008.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Bulletproof Salesman?
Petra Epperlein directed the documentary Bulletproof Salesman.
What is Fidelis Cloer's role in the documentary?
Fidelis Cloer reveals his role as a war profiteer during the US invasion of Iraq.
What does Cloer refer to as The Perfect War?
Cloer refers to The Perfect War as the situation where the demand for security during the Iraq conflict created a lucrative business opportunity.
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