The Writing on the Wall
Book Details
Author(s)Hannes Artens
PublisherCosmos & Polis Press
ISBN / ASIN0979632005
ISBN-139780979632006
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Iraq was only a prelude to the horrors of an eventual war with Iran.
A coalition of aching-for-Armageddon televangelists, big oil, and false prophets of democracy manipulate maverick Senator-become-President-in 08, Jim Whitman, into aerial strikes against Tehran. This is a confrontation he knows the United States must avoid by all means. Yet the powers he has pandered to on his road to the White House no longer follow his command. When the cakewalk into Iran turns a gauntlet, America finds itself on the brink of a military quagmire, economic depression and nuclear war.
Political pundit Hannes Artens delivers the most controversial political fiction in years; a gripping and thought-provoking depiction of America in tomorrow s troubled world as topical as a Frontline® documentary that is bound to trigger fierce debate. The Writing on the Wall is as much a no-holds-barred accounting for the last six years as a forceful premonition of what may follow if the United States were to attack Iran. With provocative frankness and an abundance of political allusions some will find too realistic to handle, this cautionary tale exposes the forces that opened the Pandora s Box of the Middle East. Through stirring personal fates, it guides us into the gray area where today s frightening fiction can become the future s bloody fact - a future we may still have the power to change.
A coalition of aching-for-Armageddon televangelists, big oil, and false prophets of democracy manipulate maverick Senator-become-President-in 08, Jim Whitman, into aerial strikes against Tehran. This is a confrontation he knows the United States must avoid by all means. Yet the powers he has pandered to on his road to the White House no longer follow his command. When the cakewalk into Iran turns a gauntlet, America finds itself on the brink of a military quagmire, economic depression and nuclear war.
Political pundit Hannes Artens delivers the most controversial political fiction in years; a gripping and thought-provoking depiction of America in tomorrow s troubled world as topical as a Frontline® documentary that is bound to trigger fierce debate. The Writing on the Wall is as much a no-holds-barred accounting for the last six years as a forceful premonition of what may follow if the United States were to attack Iran. With provocative frankness and an abundance of political allusions some will find too realistic to handle, this cautionary tale exposes the forces that opened the Pandora s Box of the Middle East. Through stirring personal fates, it guides us into the gray area where today s frightening fiction can become the future s bloody fact - a future we may still have the power to change.
