• ISBN13: 9788126904112
• Binding: Hardcover
• Subject: Politics and Current Affairs
• Publisher: Atlantic Publishers & Distributors (P) Ltd
• Publisher Imprint: N/A
• Publication Date: June 20, 2005
• Pages: 160
• Original Price: INR 375.0
• Language: English
• Edition: N/A
• Item Weight: 210 grams

Are you wondering if the world is a safer or more dangerous place after September 11th for you? Are you wondering just who could be “against us”? This book will help show you and help you work out for yourself, the people and the nations that may present future problems to you and your loved ones. This book will also help you understand — why? The author is an ex-professional soldier. He shows that activists caused many of the changes whose benefits we now enjoy. He shows that it was activists who did so much damage on 11th September. He shows the link between what’s called Activism and what’s referred to as Terrorism. Some of the ideas set out in this book may cause you unease. You may end up feeling concerned as the author describes the workings of the powerful Modern Media and the effects that its working can have on you. You'll find a description of just who and what constitutes the “West” and “Westerners.” Will the “West” be able to put an end to terrorism? You’ll find an interesting answer in this book.

Larry Burchall, born in Bermuda in 1942, graduated from the Berkeley Institute, and over the next four decades, he worked as a laundry-man, postman, bartender, boatyard worker, professional soldier, building contractor, and as a senior civil servant. He began his literary career in 1991 and soon had a weekly newspaper column. In 1993 he became closely involved in politics and played a part as Co-Chairman of a political campaign [1996—1998] which saw the political party that he supported come to power after it had lost seven consecutive elections. As a soldier, serving with the Bermuda Regiment and with the British Army, he had worked and trained in Norway, Germany, UK [including Northern Ireland], Canada, USA, Jamaica, St Lucia, and Barbados.