Joshua Melville, Son of Radical Political Activist and Attica Uprising Leader, Sam Melville, Works to Share Personal Experience, 25 Years of Investigative Research and Documents the Government Fought to Keep Hidden
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 27, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- With recent activity from publishers and Hollywood, the Attica uprising of 1971 has become a focus of interest, not only for its historical value, but because the full story, that of Sam Melville, a bomb-throwing Weatherman and leader of the uprising, has social and political implications that mirror unrest in America today.
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But what Hollywood can't tell you, and what publishers so far have been unable to secure in any previous books on the topic, is the inside story of Sam Melville's personal life and Joshua Melville's story of what it was like to be the son of such a man.
American Timebomb is a project by Melville's son to uncover the truth about his father's assassination and motivation for his bombing of over eight corporations profiting off the Vietnam War. His goal was to answer a simple question, which, in light of recent terrorist attacks by US citizens, is very compelling:
What could turn a simple man, a father, poet and musician…into a bomber?
Please take a moment to go to this link to see a video and read more information. https://vimeo.com/182763770
Joshua Melville will be available starting October 3rd to speak or appear as a guest and discuss these important and compelling points:
- What is the fundamental difference between radicalism of the past and terrorism of present day?
- How do the children of radicals and terrorists suffer for their parents' choices?
- Is the FBI culpable in the escalation of US radicalism/terrorism via their covert agent/provocateur program?
Please contact us to schedule an interview or for any additional questions. Also visit http://www.SamMelville.org/ for a bio of the radical that best-selling author and historian Bryan Burrough called, "the essential blueprint for almost every radical organization throughout the 1970s."
Sheila English
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