Bøger af Ernest Dyer

This is a story on one man's attempt to address the difficult circumstances faced by many people in early nineteenth century England. And doing so by taking the type of direct action that reflected his own strong sense of justice.

Warfare has been an enduring if dismal aspect of humankind's development - Down to today when the elite-led construction of international relations has come to be primarily based on competition and conflict. The world now teeters on the edge of a possible thermonuclear conflagration. This book offers an overview of the history of warfare and seeks to identify the primary underlying causes of conflict. This in order to provide a genealogical context for addressing the question... Is war inevitable? And to consider whether we are destined to destroy the human race, or can we together construct an alternative future? A future infused with hope for peace between peoples and the purpose that can achieve this aspiration.

Warfare has been an enduring if dismal aspect of humankind's development - Down to today when the elite-led construction of international relations has come to be primarily based on competition and conflict. The world now teeters on the edge of a possible thermonuclear conflagration. This essay offers a brief overview of the history of warfare and seeks to identify the primary underlying causes of conflict. This in order to provide a genealogical context for addressing the question..... Is war inevitable? And to consider whether we are destined to destroy the human race, or can we together construct an alternative future? A future infused with hope for peace between peoples and the purpose that can achieve this aspiration.

The beginning of this story is based on an incident that did happen to the author and from which readers are taken on an adventurous journey around the south coast of England, as the main characters are being pursued by a tough bunch of ruthless individuals led by a very evil man. A man who heads an extensive criminal organization operating across Britain, one seeking to enslave people into drug addiction, and by trafficking women to travel to this country, enslaving them into prostitution'. 'It is a story about freedom and our basic human need to experience this.'