MR Hans Juergen Briest

Mercado Syndicate MR Hans Juergen Briest

Take part in a comprehensive round trip to the last paradises of our universe. With the eyes of the author, you will experience the unexplored, unspoiled areas on our planet Earth. The novel traces the lives of families from Russia, Mexico and Germany in a naturalistic and detailed manner. These maintain extensive, mostly illegal business connections, but also intense friendships. The plot includes the criminal machinations of the former, Russian KGB. Later, its dissolution, a new department regulates worldwide, the illegal shifts of weapons, drugs and radioactive material. For the transfer of the goods, the successor organization of the Russian KGB is closely connected with the Mexican Mercado syndicate, which is like an eight-armed octopus, embracing the world and has a comprehensive, tightly-knit distribution network with rentable sailing boats. A well-known German weapon manufacturer has made business connections to a weapon factory in Smolensk, Russia, and has made friends with the leading heads from Russia and Mexico. Mutual interests are primarily in the business sector, but also in the secret sphere. They spend joint holidays in Moscow, the Black Sea, Fuerteventura, Goa-India, Crete and Germany. On these occasions, their youngsters go to experience each other more closely and intensely. There are love-relations among them. The reader takes part during the life of the families and draws a rich insight into the interesting daily routine of the most criminally organized business. The son of the Mexican drug lord and the daughter of a high government official from Moscow are preparing a worldwide circumnavigation with friends along a newly built catamaran. They inflict the greatest places on our planet and across the legendary island world of the South Seas. Your trip abruptly ended on the South Sea island Nuku Hiva. The young people are sneaky and brutally murdered. As a motif, old, Polynesian rituals are suspected, it is emanating from cannibal traditions, whereby human meat is eaten and the remains of the body is burnt. The contents of the book deal with the interesting descriptions of an expedition into the still mostly unknown and largely untouched animal world of the Galapagos Islands. To this end, scientists from various universities in Canada are offered a Mercado Ocean Crusier. Take part in the descriptions of this excursion. In summary, the reader requires a fascinating life of the families, with deep insights into the most reprehensible acts of the global actions of the cooperating societies, from different countries of the globe. An interesting, impressive story. SIMPLY A MUST FOR TRAVELERS.