Terrorism | Terrorism
May.16.2013
There are incidents and emergencies in the world that defy logical explanation, events that could be defined as supernatural, extraterrestrial, or simply otherworldly. Standard laws do not allow for such instances, nor are most officials or authorities trained to handle them. In recognition...
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Jan.28.2013
Another Al Pennyback mystery. Al is asked by a young woman to find out why her fiance, supposedly dead for six months, answered his phone. As he investigates, a ghost from his past - a military operation gone terribly wrong - comes back looking for revenge. To make matters worse, he discovers...
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Feb.28.2012
Former U.S. Army Green Beret Dan Halevi, now an Israeli Mossad officer, could have stopped the attack on 9/11, but the information never clicked in his mind. Now he has a chance to redeem himself. Intelligence reports indicate that terrorists are ready to set off nuclear devices in New York and...
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Oct.02.2011
A rousing critique of the rise to dominance of the belief that market forces and unfettered individualism should direct all matters in society - a recipe for disaster for both the individual and the society. The book covers tremendous ground and is pitched at the highest level of rigor but is...
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Aug.01.2011
A Maggie Lopez, Border Patrol Agent Novel
Al-Qaeda terrorists travel from Afghanistan to the Philippines, Columbia and Mexico where along the way Islamic fundamentalists and drug lords are all too happy to assist. Their reprehensible mission—spread fear far beyond New York City and Washington DC,...
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May.31.2011
Rose Gardens and Minefields is a compilation of my finest poems, short stories and essays which focus on such topics as the menace of terrorism, the Maoist insurgency in India, the fate of the Indian woman, the hospitable nature of Mumbai and our tryst with destiny. This compilation was published...
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May.31.2011
Rose Gardens and Minefields is a compilation of my finest poems, short stories and essays which focus on such topics as the menace of terrorism, the Maoist insurgency in India, the fate of the Indian woman, the hospitable nature of Mumbai and our tryst with destiny. This compilation was published...
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Mar.20.2011
In 1997 a 13 year-old boy with no friends called Joe went online.
He decided the offline world was too harsh be real. With the help of an internet psychic called Magda Magenta, Joe unleashes a series of co-ordinated attacks on the world, beginning online and spreading into the offline world. He...
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Sep.06.2010
The laws that designate terrorist organizations as such and that make providing material support to terrorist organizations are troubling and problematic. This scholarly journal article analyses the laws in detail. Although it was written before the 2004 amendments, which did ameliorate some...
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Feb.19.2010
All human beings, whether developed or developing or underdeveloped, show various levels of the seven deadly sins. The complex issues that arise due to these sins sometimes have simple answers. Developed countries balance their greed for money with selfless caring and giving that goes way beyond...
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