Some people suggest the threat of terrorism is a reason to restrict further access to firearms.
In his upcoming release, National Rifle Association Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre makes the case that the war on terror makes it more important than ever for law-abiding Americans to arm themselves.
“Guns, Freedom, and Terrorism” is the fifth release for WND Books, a partnership of WorldNetDaily and Thomas Nelson Publishers. No other retailer, including Amazon, will have this book until early April. Only WND will be able to get this book to you almost a full month earlier. Beginning today, WorldNetDaily’s online store, ShopNetDaily is taking pre-order reservations for the book that will put it in readers’ hands three weeks from now – signed by the author or unsigned.
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“We’re very pleased that an author with the stature and proven success of Wayne LaPierre would sign with WND Books – even before we had a track record of producing best-selling books,” said Joseph Farah, chief executive officer of WorldNetDaily and co-founder of WND Books. Currently, Michael Savage’s “The Savage Nation,” the second release in the WND Books line, is rising high atop all the best-sellers lists and was No. 1 on the New York Times list for two of four weeks since its release.
Gun control has long been a hot topic in the United States, and the controversy has only heightened since the terrorist attacks Sept. 11. Now, with a growing focus on homeland security, more and more Americans are asserting their Second Amendment right to bear arms.
“Guns, Freedom, and Terrorism” is a fact-filled volume that tackles a number of subjects surrounding gun rights, including: arming airline pilots, animal rights extremism, media bias, gun-show prohibition, self-defense, and others. Its convincing arguments will cause even the most adamant gun-control supporter to consider the values our forefathers fought to protect – liberty, self-government and justice.
Wayne LaPierre is the best-selling author of “Guns, Crime, and Freedom,” “Standing Guard,” and “Shooting Straight.” His last book sold nearly 1 million copies.
“I don’t think there is anyone in the country who is a more well-known and highly regarded champion of Second Amendment rights than Wayne LaPierre,” said Farah. “This book ties in gun rights and the terrorism issue better than anything else in the marketplace. It’s timely and it’s profound.”
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