Richard Maverick

Broschiertes Buch

Our War

Volume II Volume 2

Beschreibung

One man's journey through the next American CIVIL WAR.

Autor

I grew up in small town USA. My parents had a military surplus business and I recall going to my first gun show with them as a vendor around the age of eight. When I was eighteen, I met what would be the first of many people who, shared with me his "idea" of how the world would end. I was nineteen turning twenty when 9/11 happened. After which I began to listen to some of the "crazies" at the gun shows and I began to prepare for war. For the next two decades I continued doing shows, hearing every single far reaching government conspiracy there was to hear. In 2010 I began what would be a near decade as a student in skilled violence including weapons and hand-to-hand combat training, believing someday my life and the lives of those I loved may depend on my ability to use those skills. I woke to the realization that if any kind of war were to come, it is my belief that it is because we the people can no longer get along. Proof of this can be seen on the news every single day. I sip my coffee every morning watching my children eat their breakfast in fear of what the future holds for them. This book is based on a group of men I met over the years who made a pact to group together in the event of a natural or national disaster to keep their families safe. One of my closest friends asked me, in the early days of writing this book, what I wanted to come from publishing, here is my answer. I want people from all backgrounds, faiths, skin colors, and religions to read the cumulation of a 20-year nightmare. I want people to become who we were after 9/11 again, united and strong as a country. I want people to look at their neighbors as Americans and not republican or democrat. That people are special whether they have or have not and that life should be cherished.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bookbaby
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. November 2022
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 221mm x 157mm x 25mm
• Gewicht: 431g
• ISBN-13: 9781667856896
• ISBN-10: 1667856898
• Artikelnr.: 65191038