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Monday, September 10, 2018
The Grave Above the Grave By Bernard Kerik
Fmr. NYPD
Commissioner Bernard Kerik Releases 9/11 Novel
As the police
commissioner of New York City on September 11, 2001, Bernard Kerik was at Ground Zero before the second plane
hit the World Trade Center. Amidst the rubble and horror, he stood firm as a
leader for his department and as an example of courage and resilience for the
nation. In his fiction debut, The
Grave Above the Grave, art imitates life as Kerik unfolds a chilling scenario: the
looming threat of another masterfully orchestrated attack on America from a
network of radical Islamic terrorists.
The Grave Above the
Grave is a gripping tale of
how the NYPD and federal authorities may stop the next 9/11. The book has
gotten some great reviews, including from Brad Thor and Sylvester Stallone. On
the anniversary of 9/11, Bernie would make a great guest on your show to talk
about the current terror situation, Pres. Trump’s policies and, of course, his
new book.
In The Grave Above
the Grave, our hero, NYPD Police Commissioner Rick Raymond, still
remembers rushing toward the towers on 9/11, fueled by determination and his
duty as commander of the 1st Precinct in Lower Manhattan. He still feels his heart
stop at the realization that his wife was on the flight that went down in
Shanksville, PA. Now, as police commissioner, he remains committed to
protecting the world’s greatest city. But as he’s learned over the eighteen
months since his appointment, the job demands balancing law enforcement with
playing politics with the mayor... and managing the press.
The plot heats up with
a dreaded call: two cops shot, one dead, in Times Square. According to a
half-dozen witnesses, the shooter screamed as he opened fire, “Allahu Akbar!
God is great!” Leading the chase with his elite team along for the ride,
Raymond takes out the suspect with a formidable weapon: his Suburban. Rather
than hailed as a hero, the commissioner gets slapped with a Grand Jury investigation,
aggravated by an ambitious reporter’s headline: Police Road Rage? While
Raymond waits and fumes, investigators find evidence of the dead suspect’s link
to something larger and darker than an isolated cop killing spree.
The Grave Above the
Grave follows Commissioner
Raymond from a search for a connection inside the NYPD into the jolting
discovery of organized international terrorist cells. Planned attacks cover a
span from Rockefeller Center to Las Vegas. Then, the terrorists target the
Commissioner in a way that’s ruthless - and personal. True to his nickname,
"the Eagle," Raymond swoops in - with a vengeance. Along with his
team and an exceptionally devoted female FBI agent, his allies include a former
adversary: a relentless investigative reporter.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Bernard Kerik served as the 40th police commissioner of New
York City from August 21 to December 31, 2001. Prior to his appointment, he was
commissioner of the Department of Corrections, following eight years of
service, both uniformed and plainclothes detective, with the New York Police
Department. A recipient of the prestigious NYPD Medal of Valor, he is the
author of New York Times bestselling memoir The Lost Son: A Life in
Pursuit of Justice. A law enforcement insider and frequent media
commentator on breaking news, Bernard Kerik has created a suspense-packed
thriller that’s timely and terrifyingly real.
How Has America Changed Since 9/11/2001?
By Brigitte Gabriel
On that fateful day in 2001, America came together as one united
people - not as Republicans, Democrats or Libertarians, but as Americans. Fast
forward to 2018... The flag that once flew on every street corner is now
considered a hate symbol on college campuses. Athletes who used to break out in
tears of pride during the national anthem are now kneeling in protest.
Patriotism is seen as hateful. Freedom of speech is being eliminated by the
tyranny of tolerance, and police are being targeted by criminals while the
mainstream media victimizes the killers.
New York Times best-selling author and
Chairman of ACT For America, Brigitte Gabriel has
written an important new book, RISE:
In Defense of Judeo-Christian Values and Freedom,
which is a dire warning to America. In RISE, Brigitte discusses the
dangers America is facing today from enemies foreign and domestic; she focuses
on these key points and offers solutions to these American problems:
National Security: Of all agencies created
after 9/11, the TSA is the one agency that almost all Americans will interact
with at some point. Despite their $7.5 billion annual budget, TSA has a
whopping 95% failure rate in detecting weapons and fake explosives during
airport screening. TSA is now using 793 useless full-body scanners at 157
airports as a part of their continued "We've got you covered"
theatre. “The war on terror" has cost every single American approximately $24,000
- that's almost $100,000 for a family of four. If you would have
invested that money in a safe S&P 500 index with a conservative 8% return
and the power of compounded interest, you would have amassed nearly half a
million dollars.
Immigration: [All aspects of immigration - illegal,
chain migration and refugee resettlement.] We not only have immigrants we
cannot vet, we are lowering our standards to accommodate Third World people who
are not assimilating. Dangerous diseases are rising nationwide. As an example,
Tuberculosis is exploding in 16 states, the top four being CA, TX, FL and CA
with over 500 cases each and most of them are drug resistant. The city of
Denver passed an ordinance in 2017 reducing the penalty for public defecation
which is a deportable crime. Since Denver has a larger illegal alien population
than San Francisco and Philadelphia, the city wanted to make sure to protect
its illegals by lowering American standards.
The Leftist-Islamist Coalition:
Leftists have been colluding with Islamists on everything from cutting human
intelligence to monitoring mosques and blocking the training of counter
terrorism agents on signs of Islamic radicalism and smearing their enemies with
accusations of "Islamophobia." There are many examples of
these relationships such as the one between the Council on American Islamic
Relations (CAIR) and the ACLU; Linda Sarsour, the co-chair of the Women's
March, and Planned Parenthood among many others.
The Lamestream Media and Soros: George
Soros has spent more than $48 million dollars funding mainstream media outlets
since 2003. Soros' tentacles have engulfed more than thirty top mainstream news
outlets such as NBC, ABC, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The
Associated Press and others while stretching even further into so-called
"media watchdogs."
Out on Sept. 11, RISE contains Gabriel’s most
hard-hitting, explosive message yet. It’s not only a warning, but also a
rallying cry to unite Americans of all backgrounds in a fight for the survival
of the nation, the protection of the Judeo-Christian values upon which it was
built, and the preservation of the freedoms on which future generations depend.
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