Black Ops American Jihad

Johnstone knocks another one out of the park, taking 'could happen here today' to the next level. With a pretty accurate description of how a thinly disguised CNN does business, bashing America and the military at every step, and dealing with terrorists in the only effective way possible---hunting them down and killing them-- Johnstone deals with the realities that so many in government and the liberal media don't want to admit. A must read for conservative libertarians everywhere. This should be required reading in every political science class in the country.

Fred Austin does a fine job in carrying on the William W. Johnstone legacy. Lt. Col. Arthur Jensen is a hero for today, an American cut from the cloth of the men who built this country. I am a new fan of Johnstone, having only read Preacher's Fortune, a five star novel in its genre. Lt. Col. Arthur Jensen, the great great great grandson of Smoke Jensen, is the politically incorrect protagonist we have been waiting for--James Bond's and Mat Helm's successor. Austin's characters captures some of the idiots masquerading as Congressmen, Senators and talking heads. This is a book for real Americans, one that will induce nervous breakdowns in the far left apologists. I am eagerly waiting for the next Black Ops novel.

It is refreshing that an author has been brave enough to tackle this subject in an honest way. So many of today's books dealing with terrorism are distorted by what some call "political correctness" and others call "multiculturalism." Jihadists don't believe in multiculturalism. They believe in monoculturalism--theirs. If you want the facts behind the fiction, read While America Sleeps: How Islam, Immigration and Indoctrination are Destroying America from Within.

The author has done a great job taking one of his western characters and bringing it into today's world of conflict. It was one of his best. I could not put it down once I started reading. I hope this is the beginning of a new character.

This is awesome book related to current events, far left media, and even back to events of Viet Nam War. Like most of Johnstone's books, it is also a "pager turner". I look forward to another with the main characters in the near future. I hope millions read this book.