World held hostage : The war waged by International terrorism

All over the Western World at this very moment a war is being waged between the Western nations fighting for their existence, and those who seek their total destruction through terrorism. In the last 15 years there have been 50,000 acts of violence alone accredited to terrorism.
This book examines the growing global crisis and exposes how Communists of every shade and description, religious fanatics, Fascists and Neo-Fascists have been brought together in a combined effort to overthrow freedom and democracy. 50 different terrorist groups are now centrally co-ordinated against the West.

The author traces the growth of terrorism through the rise of the Palestinian movement and oil revenues in what he calls the TERROR TRIANGLE: OIL/ INFLUENCE OF THE COMMUNIST NATIONS/ TERROR. All previous studies of terrorism have concentrated on either the political effect of terrorism or the danger it heralds. Some have provided an analysis of individual operations and groups, while others have concentrated on the ideological links with either Nazism or Marxism. This book shows that terrorism is kept alive by oil.
The question is asked 'Have wet sown the seeds of our own destruction?' Fired by ideology, fuelled by money the Arab states obtain from full petrol tanks in the West, feeding off the publicity they receive in the Western press and media, the disaffected Europeans, buttressed by Arab, African, Japanese, Asian and South American revolutionaries, leave a trail of pain, misery and death.

The facts presented in the book will cause the reader to take a new look at current events in the world. Nearly 2 million terrorists trained in more than 220 camps in European Communist Countries, in the Middle East, Libya, Cuba and South America, threaten to destabilise the fragile peace and economies of the Western World. The facts relating to this important subject, the problems we face and the level of response necessary to overcome them are all presented in a clear and unequivocal way.