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Israel Under Attack
The latest book in the Russian Agents series, Israel Under Attack, is now available for preorder here: https://amzn.to/4ubP6J3
I’ve created a clip to answer a question addressed in the book’s first chapter: Who built the nuclear weapons that will be used in the attack on Israel?
https://www.threads.com/@tedhalstead2018/post/DXiJi7OIIIx?xmt=AQF0bH2QJPLH2yI-0P7re8vAEBB8oVUUP8hBicm5WJJL8ixO5LZIB9TFWG_Y Read more of this blog post »
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Post-Putin Russia sometimes finds its interests align more closely with Western powers than since the 1990s. Mr Halstead, a former diplomat, is well informed and all his friends and games books are entertaining and interesting" Read more of this review » |
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"In "China Conquers Polynesia," Ted Halstead offers up his 9th novel in what is generally known, quite aptly, as the Russian Agents series. I am working here from an ARC graciously provided to me by BooksGoSocial, the publisher. If you have read any o"
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Thanks, Justin! I’m glad you’re enjoying the books. Regards, Ted
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Gu had heard that Chinese sweets weren’t very popular outside China.
Chinese Oreos suck. The egg custard tarts are good and became more mainstream. hit or miss
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Justin- I liked and appreciated your review on Amazon. Any idea why the review was removed?
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“An entire lifetime of indoctrination gave him reasons why he should ignore the success of the capitalist model. Ironically, it was his training as an intelligence officer that forced him finally to admit the obvious. The Chinese Communist Party had chosen to embrace capitalism because it worked.”
― The Second Korean War
― The Second Korean War
“North Korea bought its first dozen MiG-29s from Belarus in 1995, as the worst part of the Great Famine began, at a cost of nearly half a billion dollars. That would have been enough to feed every hungry North Korean man, woman, and child for two years. Estimates of Great Famine deaths ranged between two to three and a half million. As a result, these dozen MiG-29s had probably killed more people than any others in history, without firing a shot.”
― The Second Korean War
― The Second Korean War
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