AMERICAN JIHADI VISHWAROOP Jihad The glory of Jihad The rewards waiting for the Jihadi And they killed and got killed in the name of a religion that preached love above all. He hated them. He hated them all. But he found himself in a situation to bring in peace and cooperation. Then he found out the true meaning of Jihad. And Islam. And he became a Jihadi Vishwaroop, the true meaning of that title. This is the story of an All American, Anti-terrorist citizen, John Madison. An oil refinery expert from Texas on deputation to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, he finds the answers to his questions on Islam, Arabs, and Muslims. From USA to Saudi Arabia, and then to Egypt and Libya, the American finds himself in the middle of a sinister plot of global conquest, masterminded by the world's (mis)leading, ruthless, spy agency - The CIA, and the terrorists it helped create - The 'others'. Could he survive to tell the truth? A dedicated SEAL Team Six on one side, and the highly trained terrorists on the other. The 'others' are winning. He planned to show the world the truth. And the 'others' had other plans. First and foremost, this book condemns in unequivocal terms any kind of terrorism by anyone and the acts of terrorism by anyone. It only says but firmly that the acts of terrorism should not be handled with equal acts of violence on innocents. Hurting innocents on the other side could not be the answer to the hurt suffered by the innocents on any side. An eye for an eye would make the whole world go blind. As for changing the respective governments, it is all happening, slowly but surely. Terrorists bomb military targets as well as 'soft targets', the innocents. But the USA bombs only the terrorist targets. Of course in a military strike there would be collateral damage. And, everyone knows that the terrorist use human shields, and also use the innocents as mobile bombs. 'Collateral damage' is a term that is used as one of the main, can we say 'strike', reasons, used by the people who believe in violence and who have set their eyes firmly on it being the only answer. We are talking about the atrocities committed by a superpower in the name of 'correctioning' ancient civilizations, and 'bringing peace' to them, while it was the very superpower that helped the militancy to crop up in those regions in the first place, in the name of politics. Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, the list is endless, and the whole world knew this. That is true. But by saying 'correctioning', the book does talk about detention camps, etc? Everyone knows about detention camps, and what went on there, thanks to the suffered lot, and especially to the good souls of the western world who brought it to the outside world with great risk and suffering. In fact, the protagonist in this book could be likened to one such great soul. The book talks about people who suffered, and in their own words, what they suffered other than the detention camps, like outside on their own streets and at home. But these facts are kept to the bare minimum; the author doesn't want to delve deep into the misery, as everyone knows about it all. Instead the book concentrates on the 'Change' that every American needs.