Paradise Under Siege

By Leon R. Koziol

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1419606603
• ISBN13: 9781419606601
• Release Date: August 2005
• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 260 Pages
• Weight: 0.95 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.8" x 6.0"

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Some of the most knowledgeable and influential figures in Washington today declare unabashedly that a terrorist attack using weapons of mass destruction is not merely possible or even likely, but inevitable. They make a very convincing case, citing an array of fanatic agendas, known and undiscovered, and an established black market in weapons grade material originating from the former Soviet Union. Indeed, since the horrific events of 9-11, potential victims everywhere have been given little assurance that existing counterterrorist strategies will work against a global threat upon civilian targets. Fortunately, however, in a free society, the people are not obligated to surrender to such an uncertain fate. Privileged by the supremem law of their land, they can fashion creative tactics of thier own in the War on Terrorism. The founding fathers who enacted this law could not have envisioned the kind of guerrilla assaults confronting our several states today. But in their ageless wisdom, they may have conveyed a message across time which could reverse the inevitable through patriotic reinvigoration. The Constitution they drafted so long ago makes provision for the very kind of threat facing America today. And like the elusive enemy, it is found where one would least expect it, in the seemingly archaic references to the United States militia. This is a story about the powers reserved to the people. The War on Terrorism has long been declared, and the domestic battle fields can be found in neighborhoods all across America. In a two part novel, Constitutional Rights Attorney Leon Kozol addresses two principal fronts. Book One takes the reader on an outdoor adventure across lakes, rivers and cities of the Northeast and lower Canada where a domestic terrorist consipacy is unfolding. Building on these events, Book Two diverts to the indoor battles in courtrooms, workplaces and homes of an upstate New York community. Along the way, timely subplots emerge surrounding the ecology and political ramifications of Indian land claims and casinos. A unique blend of entertainment and education, it is a novel sure to captivate a growing segment of an impacted population.