AN IMMODEST PROPOSAL FOR ENDING AND WINNING THE WAR ON TERROR

About the Book

America and the whole of western civilization are involved in a war to the death with the Islamic world. Many Americans refuse to accept that truth or face the reality that we're engaged in a worldwide war. They would rather ignore it, hope it goes away, and presume it won't truly affect us.

In An Immodest Proposal for Ending and Winning the War on Terror, Gene Lalor, PhD, discusses the world today and how the liberal mind-set has affected the political climate. He advocates a two-phase plan for ending and winning the War on Terror that not only includes the continuity of the United States but the continuity of the American way of life.

The United States can only survive, if we understand some fundamental facts:
• We're not immortal, either as individuals or a nation;
• Our cherished rights and privileges as a people are strangling us as a nation;
• With this Islamic foe, if we don't kill them first--or threaten to--they're going to kill us.

Lalor's vision is not a doomsday scenario; he promises there is a solution and a future if we prevail and survive-but neither is a given.

About the Author

Gene Lalor earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Fordham University and a Master's degree and Ph.D. from St. John's University. He is a retired English teacher and has published a number of articles in various publications. Lalor and his wife live on Long Island, New York.