General Olomo, on the face of it a tinpot West African dictator, squares up against the most powerful military on earth.

Provoked by Olomo’s outrages against a US medical team vaccinating children in West Africa, the US President sends in the crushing might of a Supercarrier Battle Group.

The outcome seems like a foregone conclusion but then the trap closes.

Joey Beck, a federal agent and the only one who does not underestimate Olomo, faces a terrible choice and must lose everything to right a terrible wrong.

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Fergus Bannon is the alter-ego of Barrie Condon (or perhaps it’s the other way round, he sometimes can’t remember himself). Whatever, this is a non-fiction book that takes the view that:

Science is broken.

Throughout history, philosophers and scientists have warned about the fundamental flaws lying at the heart of all aspects of science.

The possible extinction level risks that mankind runs by ignoring these warnings have generally been forgotten.

This book, written by an established scientist, looks at the hollow foundations on which our maths, physics, biology and medicine are built and describes better ways to navigate the hidden dangers of the universe. It aims to be accessible to the general reader who does not have a background in science.

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