Military History Reviews FATWA: HUNTED IN AMERICA

Check  Grant W. Jones review of my book FATWA: Hunted in America over at the  Military History. It’s the perfect gift for the military man or woman in your life – here or overseas.

Review: Pamela Geller, Fatwa: Hunted in America, 2017

By Grant W. Jones , Military History, December 4, 2017:

In her new book, Fatwa: Hunted in America, Pamela Geller provides the “rest of the story” on the Garland jihad attack. Less than a decade ago Geller burst upon the public scene as an indefatigable leader of the counter-jihad movement and a courageous warrior for American values. For this crime she has been mercilessly smeared by the establishment of both parties. More importantly, this book shows the power of one determined, and knowledgeable, individual. One of Geller’s purposes for writing this book is to explain why a non-political, successful New York businesswoman transformed herself into a Lion of Western Civilization – and why it’s up to private citizens to fight this war.

As with many people, Geller’s life changed dramatically after the 9/11 attacks. She was dissatisfied with the “answers” provided by the mainstream media and Bush administration. She, therefore, engaged in the most subversive act possible: she educated herself on Islam, sharia and jihad.