War Lost Game Over
The Beginning of the End of Western Civilization
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“I remember you and I having a conversation nearly a year ago when we both agreed we lost the war on terror. We can’t fight what we can’t see and we can’t prepare for what we don’t know. It only takes one suicide bomber to kill dozens of people. The Israelis built a wall to keep terrorists out and now they have to deal with rockets from Gaza. We can’t even build a wall on our own southern border.” “I think you have become a confirmed pessimist, JC. I agree on our failure to deal with the root causes of the problem. Unfortunately our country will never feel about these terrorists like Americans felt about the Japanese and the Germans. Our mainland wasn’t attacked during the Second World War, but we’ve been attacked by terrorists several times in the last 20 years. Unfortunately the American people have an attention span of a three year old. It’s a different America today, I’m so glad I won’t live long enough to see it destroyed,” Leland lamented.
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The war on terror is a lost war given the apathetic responses by the leaders of the West and moderate Arab nations. The rise of the Islamic State has paralyzed the nations that won the Second World War though they are still the most powerful nations in the world. This fictionalized account of the heroic efforts of both military and civilian intelligence operatives to gain traction in neutralizing Islamic terrorist activities in Europe and the United States is far from fiction.
About the Author
Lewis Allen Lambert is a retired officer whose military experience provides an insight into both overt and covert intelligence operations. He uses his knowledge to craft a fictional account of real-world events. This is Lambert’s fifth novel depicting fictional heroes fighting real-life adversaries. Lambert earned a BA from the University of Maryland, a BS from Southern Illinois University, and an MA from the University of Northern Colorado. He resides in Texas with his wife, Danielle Marie Lambert.