Extreme Measures 6

My least favorite part of this book so far is when the author, Vince Flynn, writes in the point of view of the terrorists. The head of the terrorist group is named Karim. He has hopes of one day becoming the head of al-Qeada, but it all starts with the mission he is on. After they decide to pack up and leave their training ground, they head on a trail towards an airport used for drug trafficing. The airport is run by a bunch of men in about their twenties, who get drunk and use cocaine every night. Karim and his men need the airport to get out of the country and go to Mexico where they will then make their way to America. That is just what I'm guessing because we don't know the whole plan yet. But anyway they need this airport so they launch an ambush and kill all the men. The mission is a success and karim is very proud of his men. They also take all the cocaine, about 10 million dollars worth, to make some money. Like I said before this is my least favorite part of this book because I Karim and all of his men.