Bøger af Adrian Davieson Phd

Trump won the presidency amid doubts and skepticisms. But as the mantle of leadership is unexpectedly thrust upon him, he must grapple with satisfying his political base, and mainstream America. As president of the greatest country in the world, he would be forced to deal with buried racism, and prejudice, that his leadership style unwittingly invoked, rekindled and reignited. He would find it hard to disavow those that put him in office, like David Duke, the former grand dragon of Ku Klux Klan, and white nationalist. He would find that his unintended racist policies have inspired white supremacists, white nationalists, and alt-right movement. To prove he hasn't betrayed his political base, he must continually reassert his racist policies, and stir sociopolitical turmoil in the process. Caught in a political impasse, he would resort to tyranny, authoritarianism, and even blackmail. He would revert back to the old mantra that got him elected - the 'let Trump be Trump, ' mantra. But every move he makes; every speech he makes; every condolence he gives, would redefine him as a racist, a tag he fights unsuccessfully to shed! Realizing he faces the prospect of isolationism at home and abroad, he would devise a new strategy, as old friends become foes. Leadership he would find out, is not as rosy as he thought. But he is a fighter, who fights to win, even though he is in a battle for his legacy. He must also fight to control his eccentricities, and penchant for squabbles, to avoid becoming the most dangerous president ever!

Johnny Cameron is assigned by his News Network to investigate the spate of killings in Nigeria's Middle Belt States . He arrives in Benue State to discover that farmers, villagers, and priests, are getting killed by the hundreds, unprovoked, by Fulani herdsmen. As he probes deeper in the hinterlands, with the help of a CIA-appointed contact, Olagoke, he soon finds himself caught in the middle of the vicious clashes between herders, vigilantes and farmers. But Cameron is not a stranger to mass killings and genocide. He had been trained by the U.S. military to kill, and handle hostile situations. As a former member of the U.S. Special Forces, and with a stint as a mercenary, and now as an investigative journalist, Cameron was the ideal journalist to investigate the killings. He would soon discover that there was an undeclared civil war that was slowly decimating Nigeria, and unleashing untold horror, and famine, as farmers are being killed in their farmlands, in many parts of Nigeria. He also finds out that the federal government is inept, and unwilling to deal with the devastating mayhem that threatens to tear Nigeria apart. But that was just a tip of the iceberg as he travels to the affected states in Nigeria to discover more dead bodies than he has ever seen in his life! Not even during his military tours in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kosovo, did he see such killings as he witnessed in Nigeria. Here is his story.....

Born with two strikes against him, as a black man in the U.S., Terence Jackson (Aadheen Aabzari) knows the odds of success favors him, but he is unhappy with the injustice often meted out to blacks in the U.S., and the spate of daily slayings of his fellow black people, by trigger happy, murderous cops, in the streets of America. In an attempt to escape getting killed by police, or incarcerated as a scapegoat for a white man's crime, in the U.S., Terence (Aadheen) decided to search for his ancestral root and lineage, and found a match! His ancestry DNA revealed his ancestors came from Somalia! He felt compelled to find his root, and embarked on a dangerous sojourn to find his bloodline in the hinterland of his ancestors, and found help in an unlikely source, in an imam, an uncle of an attractive classmate, Aamiina. But those he trusted to help him find his root, had a different agenda, for helping him. He would find himself in a new pathway of jihadism, terrorism, and mayhem, that would either define his essence, or lead him into uncharted territories, that he was unprepared for, but willing to embrace. Set to make the trip to the heartland of Islam, where the population is 98.9% Muslims, he would begin to discover more than he bargained for, and anticipated. Unbeknownst to him he was being recruited for jihad, he soon found solace in a religion, and cause, he barely knew anything about. Recognizing his limbo, he must reconcile his conflicting quests, and divided objective. For Terence (Aadheen), it was either jihad or the fulfillment of his long sought significance. But with the FBI, CIA, Mossad, M16, and Interpol, tailing him, the quest for significance took a new turn. Now he must fight for survival, rather than for Allah, or both!

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