God Bless Fortress America - Henry Mitchell - Boeken - iUniverse - 9780595235223 - 21 augustus 2002
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God Bless Fortress America

Henry Mitchell

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God Bless Fortress America

On the tenth anniversary of 911, America celebrated its security. It had taken a decade to fight terrorism and build the Fortress at tremendous cost and sacrifice, but America was now secure in its belief that there would never be another September 11, 2001 - ever again. The American Federation succeeded in implementing a strategy for survival, and its people would be safe and secure. But it came at a great price. The losses would have major historical ramifications. This is no longer the USA and there is no turning back. This is a retrospective looking back on 911 as a historical landmark that created a point of departure and change for the world as we knew it. This was not about a single incident or a regional war. It was the culmination of many years of hate and rage that exploded into an era of global terrorism that ultimately had to be confronted. 911 was the wake up call. America responded and the world would never be the same again. This is a work of fiction. It was based on a variety of factual information, events and historical figures. However, it also includes speculation, opinion and imagination. The book provides a realistic and objective perspective on global terrorism and explores the implications and possible outcomes. Its assertions and scenarios are controversial, but not necessarily desired or correct. However, they are possibilities. Much of it did happen and more of it could but it doesnt have to.

Media Boeken     Paperback Book   (Boek met zachte kaft en gelijmde rug)
Vrijgegeven 21 augustus 2002
ISBN13 9780595235223
Uitgevers iUniverse
Pagina's 146
Afmetingen 154 × 228 × 9 mm   ·   231 g
Taal en grammatica Engels  

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