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ISBN: 9781598007503 |
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ISBN: 9781598007510 |
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HISTORY / Middle East / General |
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Sep 14, 2006 |
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264 |
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Defending Liars wins a 1st Place, 2007 EVVY Award! The EVVY awards are sponsored by the Colorado Independent Publishers Association to recognize excellence in self-published and independently published books. In this day and age, Saddam can be deemed the world’s greatest liar. If you believe the mainstream media, chances are you also believe that President Bush was a bigger fabricator of falsehoods than the Butcher of Baghdad. Defending Liars reveals why the majority media and its allies in the Democratic Party have solely been working for the latter’s reelection and not for the success of the war on terrorism. Defending Liars empowers the troops by presenting the unspoken truths about President Bush and the War on Terror in Iraq. Defending Liars not only tells America where our intelligence community believes the WMDs are; it presents compelling evidence that those WMDs did indeed exist and who helped Saddam move them out of the country. It highlights the media’s obsession with Ambassador Wilson and Saddam's perennial quest for nukes, as well as provides pithy insights into where Americans truly stand vis-à-vis the current conflict. Bloggers are calling this an essential read for conservatives searching for the hard cold facts in defense of the War on Terror.
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An excerpt from the pages of Defending Liars:
When President Bush took office, to most Americans terrorism was something that happened in a faraway place. Scandals in the White House garnered more attention along the political landscape than did international Islamic jihadists. Rumors of drugs running rampant in the White House, missing F.B.I. files, and missing subpoenaed Rose Law Firm records took precedence over some believers’ killing of a bunch of innocent people. President Bush understood that it was his responsibility to clean house. “Monica-gate,” “China-gate,” the Lippo Bank scandal, Charlie Tree, impoverished monks donating cash to Democrats, Loreal Space Corp.’s selling of secrets to the Chinese, 177 last-minute pardons including FALN terrorists in Puerto Rico, and a slew of other offenses required a new tone in Washington, D.C. The American people elected George W. Bush despite the Democrats’ best attempts to sue their way back into office. Americans were still contemplating the effects of DNA evidence on blue dresses from carnal acts in the Oval Office and still pondering President Clinton’s impeachment. Like Clinton’s other broken promises, Americans remembered the twenty-five thousand troops in Bosnia that never came home by Christmas. At the back of the American conscience, terrorism was something that lawyers had dealt with in Oklahoma City, Ruby Ridge, and New York. Americans worried about the long-term effects of their forty-second Chief Executive as it related to the country’s legacy. Terrorists, after all, were the people who killed innocent women and children in remote places like Israel and Chechnya.
On September 11, 2001, America’s perception changed. On that day, the rules, too, changed.
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About Howard L. Salter
Howard L. Salter, a renaissance man, in addition to being a student of homeland security and terrorist issues, renders rapture and incisiveness to the written craft much like an artist wields a brush. The reader is captivated by the paradigm shift associated with his thoughtful, well-researched, and provocative essays. The book’s subtle yet concise tone and sober language to prove myriad contention points is sure to sway many recalcitrant hearts. Defending Liars is the first in a series and its follow-up volume will hit bookstores in 2007.
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