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The Executioner took stock of the situation
He was under no grand illusions about their effort to strike back at terrorism, in this or any other mission. The new war had shifted tactics, going preemptive in world headlines, but it was still the same never-ending battle for the Executioner.
No matter how many they took out, it was a monumental task to expect even the most skilled and determined force to rid the planet of what the Administration tagged as evildoers. There would always be more terrorists when the sun rose the following day.
It never stopped for Bolan.
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Predator Paradise
Mack Bolan®
Don Pendleton
In the United States, we go to considerable trouble to keep soldiers out of politics, and even more to keep politics out of soldiers.
—Brigadier General S. B. Griffith II, USMC
Introduction to On Guerrilla Warfare
Mao Tse-tung, 1961
Powerful people in league with certain aspects of the military have the ability to move mountains—or to unleash untold misery on humankind. Left unchecked, the butcher’s bill could be exorbitant. Can we afford the tab?
—Mack Bolan
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