Could a Holocaust take place in America? A prominent Boston civil rights lawyer looks into a not-too-distant future in which Homeland Security justifies actions against a new band of terrorists: Israeli and American Jews who survived a nuclear attack that has destroyed Israel. How would America treat terrorists who are not Muslim, but Jewish, and how would American Jews be likely to react? Download this FREE e-Book today!
Could a Holocaust take place in America? A prominent Boston civil rights lawyer looks into a not-too-distant future in which Homeland Security justifies actions against a new band of terrorists: Israeli and American Jews who survived a nuclear attack that has destroyed Israel. How would America treat terrorists who are not Muslim, but Jewish, and how would American Jews be likely to react? Download this FREE e-Book today!
A surprising and thought provoking book which I enjoyed.
Surprising because it is not politically correct to criticize Israel, usually they are allowed to do anything they want - things no other country on earth would be allowed to but refreshingly this book, although a work of fiction, tends to expose Israel's attitude of being beyond international law.
Thought provoking because......well could it actually happen?
With this book the Western Shugden Society wishes that individual people around the world will use their influence to help millions of Buddhist practitioners who are presently suffering religious persecution instigated by the Dalai Lama of Tibet. For this reason we are making the e-book available at a complimentary price. We ask you to read this book and then ask the Dalai Lama to stop this persec...
The Disability Discrimination Act 1995, later replaced by The Equality Act 2010, introduced a range of rights and protections for disabled employees. In addition to the original rights, some of which have been further strengthened, there is now legal protection for those who are able bodied themselves, but are associated with a disabled person; and employers must now defer the collection of medic...
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Comments for "The Reluctant Terrorist"
Surprising because it is not politically correct to criticize Israel, usually they are allowed to do anything they want - things no other country on earth would be allowed to but refreshingly this book, although a work of fiction, tends to expose Israel's attitude of being beyond international law.
Thought provoking because......well could it actually happen?
A Great Deception: The Ruling Lamas' Policies
By: Western Shugden Society
With this book the Western Shugden Society wishes that individual people around the world will use their influence to help millions of Buddhist practitioners who are presently suffering religious persecution instigated by the Dalai Lama of Tibet. For this reason we are making the e-book available at a complimentary price. We ask you to read this book and then ask the Dalai Lama to stop this persec...
Disability discrimination in the workplace
By: Kate Russell, BA, barrister, MA
The Disability Discrimination Act 1995, later replaced by The Equality Act 2010, introduced a range of rights and protections for disabled employees. In addition to the original rights, some of which have been further strengthened, there is now legal protection for those who are able bodied themselves, but are associated with a disabled person; and employers must now defer the collection of medic...