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| About the Book | |
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Decades of strategic planning and flawless execution have finally come to fruition. The massive, stealth organization known only as Genesis is on the threshold of achieving its vision of a new world order. World leaders will fall. Nation states will crumble. No one will comprehend the inevitability of Genesis’ vision until it’s too late. The world will bear witness to Genesis’ unbridled creativity, its resolute determination, and its masterful, albeit diabolical, tactics. Genesis will repeatedly stun the world with misdirection as it expropriates the capabilities of the worldwide military industrial complex to suit its insatiable appetite for power. Cyber terrorism continues to be the Genesis weapon of choice as it promulgates disinformation and influences social values. Big data is the new battle ground. Control of energy grids, natural resources, the information highway, and, ultimately, world domination will be the spoils of war. Genesis’ political influence will exploit human weakness and personal greed for its own advantage. Genesis operatives will shed their cloaks of anonymity and assume their rightful political presence on the world stage. The entire globe will teeter on a precipice between good and evil; between free will and societal manipulation. The Genesis new world order will supplant despair with hope; pessimism with optimism; and fear with contentment. When the storm finally subsides, worldwide financial, political, economic, and social structures will have been dramatically altered and the balance of global power will have been disrupted in unimaginable proportions.
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| About the Author | |
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John Schieman resides in New Jersey, but spends consider time on Maui where he does most of his writing. John’s literary goal is to unleash his creative imagination, crafting compelling stories that entertain, provoke, and collaborate with his readership. John holds a Master’s Degree in Economics from Rutgers University. |