As 9.11 Anniversary Approaches, A New Book Lends Insight On Global Terrorism

NEW YORK, Sept. 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Global Terrorism and its Effect on Humanity provides an educated, well researched primer on all aspects of terrorism – including its causes, recruitment tactics, methods use, and terrorists' agendas -- and concludes with a proscription on how to fight and end the costly war on terrorism.  Further, it shows the sociological, psychological, physical, political, and economical toll of the war on terrorism on America --and its lasting impact upon humanity and human rights.

Written from the unique multi-cultural vantage point of a global scholar, businessman and political activist, Nigerian native Abayomi Nurain Mumuni, his book reveals the following:

• Why and how the war on terrorism will eventually end.
• Why we need to define what a victory in the war on terrorism looks like.
• What needs to be done to defeat terrorism?
• Provides lessons learned about the events of September 11.
• Explains the profile, motivating ideologies, and practices of terrorists.
• Lends insight to the financial psychological, physical, and political damages of terrorism.
• Suggests why we should be open to negotiating with terrorists.
• Why we struggle to understand and define terrorism.
• Lends insight into the justifications and thinking of today's terrorists

He brings an international perspective to the discussion about terrorism, having earned numerous advanced degrees and certifications on mediation, conflict resolution, public administration, international humanitarian law, UN peacekeeping operations, global and domestic terrorism, and homeland security from higher institutions of learning in the United Kingdom, South Africa, Israel, Nigeria, and the United States. Abayomi is presently the CEO of a multi-national financial corporation and often travels across the globe. He founded a political party in his homeland of Nigeria and ran for president there.

He concludes: "The US and its allies will win the war only if they fight it in the right way – with the same sort of patience, strength, and resolve that helped win the Cold War and with policies designed to provide alternative hopes and dreams to potential enemies. The war on terror will end with the collapse of the violent ideology that caused it – when bin Laden's cause comes to be seen by its potential adherents as a failure, when they turn against it and adopt other goals and other means."

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