KENAI, Ark., Feb. 22, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- There is no denying that greed has played a major role in America's foreign policy, especially when it involves the Middle East. As the U.S. continues to live on with an insatiable hunger for conflict, power and oil, history proves that government leaders prioritized their vested interests at the expense of the welfare of the people they were supposed to serve. A deeply compelling review of history and policy begins in Sand Pirates, an astonishing new book authored by Henry Kroll.
Filled with detailed information and numerous historical references, Sand Pirates explores the little-known facts concerning America's involvement with Middle Eastern affairs. Readers will learn that a "follow the money" tactic has long been used by government in its never-ending quest to protect its interests, turn the region's political tide to its favor and dominating certain economic markets. This chronological account presents a concise overview of government misinformation to further an agenda of world domination through problem, reaction, solution, scenarios. Closely examined in this volume are: the financial ties between the Bin Laden and Bush dynasties; the costs of the nation's failed educational system; the New World Order conspiracy; elements suggesting that 9/11 was rigged by the government itself; and many more startling articles.
Sand Pirates has a clear message for all readers: It is your civic duty to question government on all levels, and failure to do so means forfeiting your constitutional rights. It is filled with in-depth analysis about our nation's history and its content has potential to spark a brand new wave of debates on both the political and historical fields. To order a copy of this engaging read, feel free to visit your local bookstore or log on at Xlibris.com today.
About the Author
Henry is a scholar of ancient science, space technology, domestic, international foreign affairs and astronomy. His book, Cosmological Ice Ages shows how our sun was captured by the Sirius star cluster which sped up evolution on earth with increased cosmic and ultraviolet radiation. In the 1970's Henry Kroll purchased the seventy-foot boat Mary M and fished king crab in the freezing waters of the Cook Inlet and Kodiak. Twenty years and ten million pounds of crab later he started a career in writing. His web site is: www.AlaskaPublishing.Com.
Sand Pirates * by Henry Kroll
Publication Date: February 20, 2008
Trade Paperback; $15.99; 76 pages; 978-1-4257-9691-4
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