Originally released in 1994, this recently re-released book by geopolitical researcher/writer William Engdahl serves as the mortar filling in the holes of our understanding of how our world came to be such a violent, war-torn mess. Each sentence builds upon the sentences that came before, revealing a phenomenally intricate web of names, dates, events, places, relationships, causes and effects that have shaped the last 100 years of history into our current realities. After reading A Century of War, you will find that the main reason we have been subjected to a perpetual state of global conflict can be summed up in one word. You probably know the "one" word already, but to verify your hunch, you will have to read the book.

$25 – 303 page, footnoted and indexed high quality softcover book