Surviving Terrorism

by John Elliott

In a world gone completely mad, we must plan for the worst, prepare for the unthinkable, and survive what will soon be coming our way. Surviving Terrorism details the who, what, when, where and how of terrorism, and lays out a plan for each of us to survive all the known types of terrorist attacks that have occurred and will occur in the near future. In essence, it is an easy-to-read manual that helps the average person prepare for the unthinkable. It also includes sections on what to do and how to survive the chemical, biological and nuclear attacks that al-Qaeda and the other terror organizations are planning.

80 pages, Paperback

First published September 28, 2012

About the author

John Elliott worked for the Special Operations Group, an adjunct to the U.S. Department of State and the CIA, and concurrently for the Israeli spy agency Mossad. His first assignment took him to the jungles of northern Laos in the late summer of 1966 as he targeted Communist insurgents, and ended in a hotel room in Dubai at the dawn of 2010 as he tracked down a Hamas terror leader. He also spent many of those years working in law enforcement both in the United States and with Interpol in Lyon, France.

The author of twenty-two books, he holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business, an MBA, and a Juris Doctorate law degree. Fluent in English, Gaelic, Hebrew and Hungarian, he can also converse in both French and Italian. A public and motivational speaker, he conducts crime avoidance and safety seminars nationwide, and is an advocate for America's military veterans.