Homeland Siege: Tactics for Police and Military

America is in serious trouble. There's no way all of her internal problems could have been self-inflicted. Yet, many still believe: (1) "al-Qaeda" is her only foe; (2) her intelligence agencies see every threat coming; and (3) her military is the best in the world at all things. This book reassesses the breakdown from a "bottom-up" perspective, as that's how Islamists, Communists, and criminals like to take over. The tiniest of clues have been collected to arrive at the most likely suspect. Such "qualitative research" is regularly used by U.S. police departments. Even "modus operandi" links to past behavior are allowed in all U.S. courts of law. After detailing the subversion, this book shows how to better combat it at street level. With kidnappings on the rise in Phoenix, it contains the most extensive study of hostage rescue ever attempted. Thus uncovered is a safer way for grunts and SWATs to quickly seize a contested building.