Film Lens
In 'Bulletproof Salesman', Fidelis Cloer discusses his experiences as a war profiteer during the US invasion of Iraq. He identifies the conflict as The Perfect War, where the demand for security created significant business opportunities. Cloer explains that his involvement was not limited to selling a few vehicles; instead, it encompassed a large-scale operation involving a thousand cars, illustrating the high stakes and substantial profits associated with war economics.
The documentary critically examines the moral implications of profiting from conflict. Cloer candidly shares his perspective on the darker side of war economics, providing insight into how business and warfare intersect. Through his narrative, the film raises questions about the ethics of capitalizing on war and the consequences of such actions.
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.
Perfect For
War economicsIraq War historyBusiness ethics