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06 Oct 2009 |
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Dr. Sam Vaknin |
| The economy, culture, society, politics, and Balkan geopolitics of the Republic of Macedonia and its people. |
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30 Sep 2009 |
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George A. Crawford |
| Despite the increasing employment of manhunting, the U.S. national security establishment has not developed appropriate doctrine, dealt with challenging legal issues, nor has it organized forces and assigned clear responsibility to deploy and employ these capabilities. Manhunting could become an important element of future U.S. national security policy, as highly trained teams disrupt or disintegrate human networks. This monograph reviews historical cases related to manhunting and derives lessons from a large number of these historical manhunting operations. Building on these lessons, the monograph then explores potential doctrine, evaluates possible organizational structures, and examines how to best address the responsibility to develop manhunting as a capability for American national security. Published by Joint Special Operations University. |
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06 Aug 2009 |
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Neil Doyle book on Glen Jenvey work |
Terror Tracker chronicles the extraordinary experiences of an investigative journalist who set out to penetrate the internal workings of al-Qaeda and illuminate the murky world of international terrorism. Neil Doyle's journey began in 1993, with an assignment to report on the first bombing of the World Trade Center in New York. That experience led him to resolve to abandon his job as a news editor in favor of investigating terrorism full-time. Doyle twice managed to locate the exact whereabouts of Osama bin Laden, and despite opposition from figures in the world of espionage, he went on to uncover al-Qaeda's plans to use chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons against Western targets. Terror Tracker lifts the lid on the unseen battles being waged between al-Qaeda computer hackers and their Western counterparts. Terrifyingly, Doyle provides an unprecedented expose of the way militant groups are using Britain as a base for organizing operations all over the world. Alarming and riveting, this is a fast-moving insider's account of the West's war on terrorism.
About the Author
Neil Doyle is an award-winning journalist who specialises in investigating terrorism for national newspapers and broadcasters in the UK and overseas. This is his first book using Glen Jenvey work. |
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27 Aug 2008 |
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Glen Jenvey |
| This book tells the story of how Glen Jenvey brought down Abu Hamza |
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02 May 2008 |
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Anthony M. Davis |
Terrorism and the Maritime Transportation System gives an alternative definition of terrorism and how we should bepostured to fight against it in today’s world. After a four - year survey, we have an inside look from the voices of law enforcement, intelligence, security and emergency management personnel. This book discusses areas of the Maritime Transportation System that is unheard in the news, yet challenges the security of our nation. Are we prepared? |
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15 Apr 2008 |
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Brig(Retd) Dr. M. Aslam Khan Niazi |
The title, "The New Great Game" says it all........................................................................................................................................................... Published by Raider Publishing International, New York, London and Swansea. |
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30 Mar 2008 |
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Dr. Walid Phares |
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04 Mar 2008 |
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George A. Crawford |
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31 Oct 2007 |
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Jeremy Reynalds |
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31 Oct 2007 |
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Glen Jenvey & Jeremy Reynalds |
| Few Americans realize to what extent the Internet aids and abets terrorism. In this fascinating and timely book, online terrorist hunter Dr. Jeremy Reynalds introduces us to a profoundly disturbing digital world, where killers troll for money and weapons and recruit new supporters at an alarming rate. Reynalds’ true-life infiltration of these shadowy online networks makes for compelling reading. * Reynalds documents several on-line terrorist ring "busts," run in conjunction closely with the FBI and law enforcement. * Uncovers a world where anything is for sale, from weapons to drugs to access, with proceeds going to kill Americans and our allies. * Provides exceptionally keen insight about how major terrorist organizations manipulate Western technologies to destroy us. |
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29 Oct 2007 |
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John Loftus |
| A political epic based on the early life of Eleanor Dulles–sister of John Foster Dulles, Secretary of State, and Allen Dulles, the first head of the CIA–and the secret beginnings of modern Israel. |
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18 Aug 2007 |
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Raymond Tanter |
| During the Cold War, the Soviet Union served as the predictable adversary of the U.S. government. Now that the Cold War has ended, a threat which matches the scope of the USSR is no longer believed to exist, but still smaller countries continue to torment U.S. leaders. The governments of these countries are considered the outlaws of the international system, whether due to their support for terrorism or their interest in nuclear weapons. In Rogue Regimes, Raymond Tanter explores U.S. foreign policy with regard to nations such as Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Libya, uncovering the reasons why these countries are so menacing to the United States. This updated and expanded paperback also includes a new chapter on Iraq that discusses policy options, such as "containment with overthrow," in light of scenarios for the future ofthis rogue state. The book concludes with a chapter on "Rogue Regimes, Contractors, and Freelancers." It discusses the practice of terrorism and proliferation across regimes like Iraq, formal groups like the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, and freelnacers like Osama bin Laden who is suspected of masterminding the bombing of American embassies in Africa. |
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09 Jul 2007 |
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Douglas Farah |
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22 May 2007 |
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Paul L. Williams |
From Publishers Weekly
Islamic Jihadists have replaced the Soviets in the American nightmare of nuclear annihilation, and journalist/author Williams is back to report that such a scenario is closer at hand than one (or one's government) might think. Picking up where his last few titles left off (2006's Dunces of Doomsday, '05's The Al Qaeda Connection, '04's Osama's Revenge), Williams reveals the underlying narrative of news updates on terrorist activity, tying isolated acts to bin Laden's overall strategy to carry out an "American Hiroshima." Among profiles of purported Al Qaeda supporters (including Venezuela's Hugo Chavez and Brazil's Lula de Silva), Williams examines interesting items like bin Laden's alleged location(a small village in Pakistan's Northwest Frontier); Al Qaeda's purchase of a nuclear "suitcase bomb," a Soviet leftover; and the role of Pakistan's Interservice Intelligence in the beheading of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl (allegedly investigating nuclear trafficking between Al Qaeda and a Pakistani scientist). Though absorbing, Williams' approach reduces the proponents of Islamic jihad to violent, irrational stereotypes rather than exploring their worldview. A noteworthy guide to the workings of Islamic terrorism, this volume's colorful style obscures its serious intent. |
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01 May 2007 |
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Michael Ledeen |
| American Enterprise Institute resident scholar Michael A. Ledeen sees the same parallels today between human nature, power, and the state of our institutions that venerable Renaissance writer Niccolò Machiavelli established and expounded upon in Italy nearly 500 years earlier. In Machiavelli on Modern Leadership, he examines a variety of political, religious, economic, and even athletic leaders from the last days of the 20th century according to the exceptional tenets originally laid out in classic works such as The Prince and The Discourses. |
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01 May 2007 |
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Dr. Sam Vaknin |
| The antecedents and aftermath of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and the role of the United States in international affairs.
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26 Feb 2007 |
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Dr. Walid Phares |
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20 Nov 2006 |
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Clare Lopez |
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03 Oct 2006 |
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Steven Emerson |
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15 Sep 2006 |
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Robert Spencer |
| In this startling new book, New York Times bestselling author Robert Spencer, provides a warts-and-all portrait of the Prophet of Islam and draws out what his life implies for reforming Islam and repulsing Islamic terrorists. Spencer relies solely on primary sources considered reliable by Muslims and evaluates modern biographies to show how Muhammad has been changed for Western audiences, lulling them into consoling but false conclusions. |
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31 Aug 2006 |
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Dr. Kevin Rosner |
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30 Aug 2006 |
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W. Joseph Stroupe |
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01 Aug 2006 |
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Dr. Sam Vaknin |
| Russia's economy and politics under President Vladimir Putin.
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10 Jul 2006 |
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Clare Lopez |
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25 Jun 2006 |
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James A. Russell |
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06 Apr 2006 |
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Paul L. Williams |
The war on terror has become a household subject since the attacks on September 11, 2001. In reality, the jihad against America did not happen overnight. It has been coming for quite some time. The Dunces of Doomsday documents sixteen blunders that resulted in an invigorated radical Islam, terrorism worldwide, and the coming "American Hiroshima." The blunders documented include:
• "The Peanut Farmer and the Ayatollah"—How the worst president in America's history permitted and invigorated the rise of radical Islam
• "The Great Offense Against Islam"—How the invasion of Iraq under President George H. W. Bush and the installation of U.S. military bases between Islam's holy cities of Mecca and Medina sparked the holy war and the plan for the American Hiroshima
• "The Poppy Fields Remain in Bloom"—How the war on terror could have been averted by fire-bombing the poppy fields of Afghanistan
• "The Clinton Follies: From the Mullahs to Monica"—How the Clinton administration, which largely ignored international problems, failed to address the growing threat of Al-Qaeda after the attack on the U.S. embassies, the counterresistance in Somalia, and the attacks on the USS The Sullivans and the USS Cole
• "W Uses the Wrong Word"—How President George W. Bush's message that Islam means "peace" obscured the reality that Islam means "submission" to Allah
The Dunces of Doomsday chronicles the mistakes that have been made and provides a guide for preventing radical Islam and terrorism's dream of carrying out the coming American Hiroshima. |
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25 Jan 2006 |
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James A. Russell |
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01 Jan 2006 |
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W. Joseph Stroupe |
| The new book, “RUSSIAN RUBICON, Impending Checkmate of the West” is a must-read for anyone who wants to know with confidence and certainty the real meaning of current events and the assured outline of future events. |
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24 Nov 2005 |
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Major General Paul Vallely |
This is the book the enemy doesn't want you to read.... We ARE in a war for our survival. War Footing is a blueprint to not just survive this threat, but vanquish it. -- Dr. Monica Crowley America has been at war for years, but until now, it has not been clear with whom or precisely for what. And we have not been using the full resources we need to win. With the publication of War Footing, lead-authored by Frank Gaffney, it not only becomes clear who the enemy is and how high the stakes are, but also exactly how we can prevail. War Footing shows that we are engaged in nothing less than a War for the Free World. This is a fight to the death with Islamofascists, Muslim extremists driven by a totalitarian political ideology that, like Nazism or Communism before it, is determined to destroy freedom and the people who love it. Mr. Gaffney and his esteemed colleagues offer ten specific steps that Americans, as individuals and as communities, can take to ensure their way of life and safety and the future well-being of their children and grandchildren. These steps include detailed recommendations about how to: -- Know the enemy -- Really support U.S. troops -- Provide for the country's energy security -- Stop investing in terror -- Equip the country for war at home -- Counter the mega-threat: an EMP attack -- Secure U.S. borders and the interior against illegal immigration -- Wage political warfare -- Launch regional initiatives -- Wield effective diplomacy This book is a highly readable and definitive owners manual for the War for the Free World. Whether we like it or not, every American owns a stake in its outcome. War Footing tells us how we can make sure it comes out right. Among those who contributed brilliant analyses and commonsense recommendations to War Footing are: R. James Woolsey, Victor Davis Hanson, General Tom McInerney, General Paul Vallely, Alex Alexiev, Andrew McCarthy, Claudia Rosett, Michael Rubin, Daniel Goure, Caroline Glick, and Michael Waller. Their inputs - and those of twenty other contributors - help make this strategy for winning the War for the Free World as readable as it is needed. |
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31 Oct 2005 |
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Major Frank C. Stolz |
| A fascinating read and a very important book for government officials, military leaders, medical personnel, law enforcement officials, and the general public. While a frightening and spell-binding page-turner, it is very much a current events story, combined with a reference for preparation, defense, and treatment of illness and injury related to WMD attacks. It is a call to our nation's leaders to prepare to protect the USA and our people from possible WMD events." |
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29 Oct 2005 |
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Dr. Walid Phares |
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21 Sep 2005 |
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Mark Silverberg |
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11 Sep 2005 |
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Annie Jacobsen |
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06 Sep 2005 |
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Paul L. Williams |
| No other book deals with the connection between international, extremist Islamic terrorism and organized crime—a connection that has made possible the establishment of a well-financed branch of al Qaeda in Latin America and the creation of terrorist cells in major metropolitan areas throughout the United States. Williams convincingly demonstrates that by means of this network Bin Laden is now in a position to execute his dream of an American Hiroshima, an apocalyptic act of mass murder within the borders of the United States. Though vigorously working to prevent such an attack, many military experts and security officials concede the probability of nuclear terrorism in America, perhaps in the immediate future. |
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01 Sep 2005 |
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Jean-Charles Brisard |
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01 Aug 2005 |
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Dr. Sam Vaknin |
| The European Union, NATO, the euro, and central and eastern Europe after the fall of communism.
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01 Aug 2005 |
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Robert Spencer |
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23 May 2005 |
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Ryan Mauro |
| In the run-up to the Iraq War, Mr. Mauro was approached by many to discuss Saddam Hussein’s sponsorship of terrorism and possible links to the attacks of September 11th, as well as Saddam and Bin Laden’s weapons of mass destruction programs. In this stunning open-source investigation, Mr. Mauro reveals the truth about the existence of Iraqi WMD programs and their movement into other countries, Saddam Hussein’s role in helping Osama Bin Laden attack the free world, and the ongoing treachery of so-called allies. This work is one of the first to discuss the international conspiracy against America involving Syria and Iran, and to discuss Russia’s hidden hand in Iraq. Back-door deals, hidden alliances, betrayals and media ignorance are all part of the War on Terror. The secret agendas of Europe, Russia, and all the world’s powers converge at the international chessboard known as Iraq. |
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25 Apr 2005 |
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Rachel Ehrenfeld |
Conservative analyst and pundit Ehrenfeld contends that our image of terrorism is all wrong. Rather than shadowy cells of young, religious martyrs, the true face of terror, she says, is an international network of corrupt state leaders, superwealthy contributors, and drug and crime kingpins. Without money, especially laundered U.S. dollars, there would be no terror, and this lively, well-documented primer reveals the sources, the amounts and the armed terror organizations they support. Not surprisingly, the author of Narco-Terrorism is at her best on the ironies of the West's appetite for drugs, which terror groups exploit for funding, arms and recruiting those who would undermine a degenerate Western society. Some readers might be alienated or distracted by the author's exhaustive yet fascinating description of the activities and funding of the PLO, Hezbollah, Hamas and Islamic Jihad, which takes up nearly half the book. Reigniting the drug war and supporting Israel are Ehrenfeld's clear national security priorities, as are other policy initiatives like regime removal and economic sanctions for states sponsoring terrorism. But the Bush administration and a succession of U.S. and Western leaders are taken to task for "a willful blindness" to the role of the international oil and drug trades in funding terror and for "lacking the political will" to confront Saudi Arabia, Iran, Pakistan and other states for their "anti-Western agenda." Ehrenfeld's prescription for ending terrorism might depend on an unrealistic hope for immediate international cooperation, but this timely expos‚ should heat up public demand for real progress in the war on terrorism.
Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information, Inc. |
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01 Jun 2004 |
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Paul L. Williams |
From Publishers Weekly
The plot outlined in this lurid exposé is a frightening one: Osama bin Laden has nuclear weapons—lots of them—and is preparing to use them to create "an American Hiroshima." Williams, a journalist, former FBI consultant and author of The Vatican Exposed: Money, Murder and the Mafia, contends that bin Laden has purchased of dozens low-yield Russian "suitcase" atomic bombs and gotten his hands on enough weapons-grade uranium to build Hiroshima-sized 10-kiloton devices, and that one nuclear device may already have been smuggled into America. Contrary to the subtitle, Williams relies heavily on media reports to flesh out the arch-terrorist’s nuclear intrigues, detailing bin Laden’s lucrative heroin trafficking operations, his ties to the Chechen mafia and to Pakistani nuclear scientists, and his network of thousands of sleeper agents in the United States. He criticizes the Clinton and Bush administrations for inept attempts to apprehend bin Laden, but offers little advice on what to do. As if to heighten readers’ anxiety, Clark reprints several al-Qaeda manifestoes calling down destruction on America and includes a lengthy treatise on the devastation an atom bomb would wreak on lower Manhattan. He doesn’t tie up all the loose ends in this hasty treatment; on the question of why, if it has nukes, al-Qaeda hasn’t yet used them, he can only assume that bin Laden is patiently awaiting the perfect moment for a multiple-target strike. But after 9/11, alarmist scenarios have to be taken seriously, and the disquieting evidence Clark has amassed provides a useful reminder of the gravest threat in the war on terror. Photos
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04 May 2004 |
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Douglas Farah |
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25 Apr 2004 |
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Major General Paul Vallely |
| This book will break news and dramatically challenge assumptions about what the American military can achieve with high-tech weaponry--even more that it did in Iraq--and what must be done-- more than people think--if the War on Terror is to be won. |
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02 Mar 2004 |
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Jean-Charles Brisard |
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01 Nov 2003 |
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Daniel Pipes |
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01 Sep 2003 |
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Daniel Pipes |
| The director of the Middle East Forum on the growth of Islamic fundamentalism. |
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01 Aug 2003 |
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Dr. Sam Vaknin |
| The history of four terrorist organizations in the Balkans and a general introduction to terrorism and freedom fighting.
Also includes essays about religious co-existence in the Balkans and about pathological narcissism as a precursor to terrorism.
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01 Jun 2003 |
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Edited by: Ryan Mauro |
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01 May 2003 |
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Paul L. Williams |
From Publishers Weekly
Burdened by a lurid title, this is a short history of the politics and finances of the Vatican during the last hundred years. As in his Complete Idiot's guides to the Crusades and to the lives of the saints, Williams displays an ability to compress a great deal of information in a short, highly readable way. His main argument is that the current financial strength of the Roman Catholic Church as well as many of its problems began in 1929 with the signing of the Lateran Treaty, in which a financially besieged Pope Pius XI exchanged recognition and support of Mussolini's Fascist government for more than $90 million and the establishment of the Vatican as a sovereign state. Williams traces how the Vatican's new emphasis on financial stability led it into other morally questionable financial arrangements with Adolf Hitler, the fascist state of Croatia and reputed Sicilian Mafia financier Michele Sindona. He examines carefully the establishment and workings of the Instituto per le Opere di Religione, commonly known as the Vatican Bank, "an entity unto itself without corporate or ecclesiastical ties to any other agency within the Holy See." While parts of the book overlap with other recent works on the Vatican and the popes (especially on Pius XI's refusal to censure the brutal ethnic cleansing of Orthodox Serbs and Jews by Croatia's Ustashi regime), this is a surprisingly solid short look at the dubious financial dealings of the Vatican from the 1920s to the present.
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01 Apr 2003 |
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Daniel Pipes |
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04 Feb 2003 |
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Raymond Tanter |
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03 Oct 2002 |
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Steven Emerson |
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11 Sep 2002 |
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Daniel Pipes |
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10 Sep 2002 |
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Michael Ledeen |
| The War against the Terror Masters is a riveting guide to the terrorist crisis. Michael A. Ledeen explains in startling detail why the United States was so unprepared for the September 11 catastrophe; the nature of the terror network we are fighting--including its state sponsors; the role of radical Islam; the enemy collaboration of some of our traditional Middle Eastern "allies"; and, most convincingly, what America must do to win the war. |
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01 Aug 2002 |
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Robert Spencer |
| Spencer proclaims that Islam is not the religion of peace that many claim it to be. Opinions on his conclusions differ (to put it mildly), but it's difficult to argue with Robert Spencer's method of inquiry: It's lawyerly, in the best sense of that term. Spencer considers the testimony of many sources--of the West and the "House of Islam"--from which he deduces meaning, intent, and possible consequences. This approach makes his findings sound valid and credible--like them or not. Nadia May's brisk reading conveys the author's certitude with bantering good humor. Difficult pronunciations are well rendered, a strength that helps listeners keep track of the myriad depositions on this most important of problems. T.J.W. © AudioFile 2004, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to the Audio CD edition. |
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01 Feb 2000 |
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Dr. Sam Vaknin |
| An anthology of more than 50 articles regarding the politics, economics, geopolitics and history of countries in central and eastern Europe and the Balkans.
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21 Aug 1999 |
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Raymond Tanter |
| Balancing in the Balkans treats the Balkans as a laboratory for exploring ideas about globalism--the creation of transnational economic communities from capital flows across political boundaries, and tribalism--the disintegration of nations into ethnic factions based upon ancient hatreds. In their book, Raymond Tanter and John Psarouthakis debate the best way to achieve "balance" and how parties in conflict can learn moderation and peaceful coexistence. Because Tanter thinks the world is Americanized, he argues that moderation from the Midwestern United States might become an export commodity. But Psarouthakis believes that America is unique in time and place and there is little market for its moderation in a world of parochial hatreds such as the Balkans, where there is a race for the extremes. At issue between the authors is whether it is possible to give leaders in Balkan conflicts incentives to move toward moderation. |
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15 Jun 1998 |
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John Loftus |
| Aarons and Loftus make a valiant effort to untangle the complex trails of diplomatic and intelligence operations in postwar Europe, focusing on Vatican participation. They document the Vatican role in British and American smuggling of Nazis to Latin America and in sending Nazi "Freedom Fighters" to Eastern Europe, noting the key role of Giovanni Montini (later Pope Paul VI). The authors conclude that Western intelligence was heavily infiltrated by double agents who harnessed many operations to Moscow's ends. Though perhaps less startling to historians than the authors suggest, this deliberately provocative account will undoubtedly stir up controversy. Buy it if you have interested patrons. |
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15 May 1998 |
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Daniel Pipes |
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15 Apr 1997 |
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John Loftus |
| According to one of the authors' anonymous sources, former CIA director Allen Dulles was "one of the worst traitors in American history" because of his involvement in the linkage among Nazi corporations, U.S. oil interests and Saudi Arabia in the 1930s. The allegations are synthesized from interviews with some 500 former intelligence officers of various nationalities. The major powers, the authors argue, have repeatedly taken covert action designed to bring about the destruction of Israel, as much out of greed for oil as anti-Semitism. Among the charges made in these pages: Allied leaders conspired to block the creation of the State of Israel in 1948 for fear its presence would threaten the flow of Arab oil to the West. Great Britain and the United States, while pretending to support Israel during the Six-Day War, passed Israeli military secrets to their Arab foes. The Reagan administration tried to set up Israel as the principal scapegoat for the Iran-Contra scandal. Over the past 50 years, virtually every Jew in the world has been the subject of electronic surveillance by the British with the assistance of American intelligence. Loftus and Aarons wrote The Unholy Trinity. |
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25 Oct 1996 |
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Michael Ledeen |
With the skill of a born storyteller, Michael A. Ledeen weaves together key moments in the fall of communism. His insider's knowledge of the interplay of complex personalities and Byzantine strategies makes a compelling narrative, one enlivened by his wry wit and flair for the dramatic. In this call to embrace the worldwide democratic revolution, the author argues that global democracy should be the centerpiece of U.S. strategy. |
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01 Jul 1994 |
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Rachel Ehrenfeld |
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01 Jul 1992 |
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Rachel Ehrenfeld |
Ehrenfeld contends that Soviet client states and various terrorist organizations are the world's dominant narco-terrorists, using the ill-gotten gains of drug trafficking to undermine democracies. Judging by the evidence she assembles, Castro has used narcotics profits to arm Colombian and Nicaraguan guerrillas; Bulgaria peddles heroin to supply weapons to the PLO; drugs, Lebanon's "single most important export," fuel that country's warring factions; and Peru, the world's leading producer of coca, may soon be subverted from within by drug pushers. Syria, the Sandinistas, Bolivia and the PLO are among the leading narco-terrorists identified in a stunning expose. Ehrenfeld, a criminologist at New York University School of Law, looks at the conflict between Jamaican drug gangs and the white Mafia in the U.S. Excoriating both the American left and right for failing to deal adequately with the drug epidemic, she raises important issues that many liberals and conservatives alike prefer to ignore.
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03 Oct 1991 |
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Steven Emerson |
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03 Oct 1990 |
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Steven Emerson |
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03 Oct 1988 |
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Steven Emerson |
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01 Aug 1987 |
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Louis Rene Beres |
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01 Jan 1987 |
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Michael Ledeen |
| This book explores how foreign policy relates to political philopsophy--especially with Communism and U.S. foreign policy. |
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01 Dec 1985 |
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Louis Rene Beres |
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03 Oct 1985 |
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Steven Emerson |
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01 Apr 1984 |
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Louis Rene Beres |
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01 Dec 1982 |
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Louis Rene Beres |
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01 Jan 1981 |
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Louis Rene Beres |
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01 Jan 1980 |
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Louis Rene Beres |
| Apocalypse: Nuclear Catastrophe in World Politics (Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press, 1980), 315 pp. |
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28 Jul 1979 |
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Louis Rene Beres |
| Terrorism and Global Security: The Nuclear Threat (Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1979), 161 pp. (2nd ed., 1987). |
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31 Dec 1977 |
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Louis Rene Beres |
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01 Dec 1975 |
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Louis Rene Beres |
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01 Sep 1975 |
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Louis Rene Beres |
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01 Sep 1973 |
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