Justifiable Homicide – A Political Thriller
When does the killing of political leaders become morally justifiable? Killing the Hitlers, Stalins and Pol Pots of the world is easy to justify. Murderous tyrants need to be killed. There is a moral duty to present and future generations to kill them. But what if our leaders are merely idiots, or perhaps corrupt, petty tyrants who are not in the same league as Hitler, Stalin or Pol Pot? How much damage can we allow them to do, how many of our rights can we allow them to take away, before killing them becomes justifiable homicide?
In Justifiable Homicide, a small group of patriots believes that some of our leaders have already crossed the line and decide to do something about it. They identify potential targets for assassination and start going through the list. When Robert Paige, a Miami-based accounting professor with some firearms and martial arts training, learns that one of his friends is on the list, he decides that he must do whatever is necessary to stop them. The problem is that he does not know who all the cell members are or how to stop them.
About Robert W. McGee (Fayetteville, North Carolina Author)
Robert W. McGee is an Amazon Best-Selling author who writes political fiction from an individualist perspective. His favorite writers of political fiction include Ayn Rand (Atlas Shrugged; The Fountainhead), Aldous Huxley (Brave New World) and George Orwell (1984; Animal Farm).
Before becoming a novelist, he was a professor, attorney, CPA and consultant. He also published 58 nonfiction books and lectured or worked in more than 30 countries. Former clients include The United States Agency for International Development, the World Bank, the African Development Bank and the Central Intelligence Agency. He holds 13 earned doctorates from universities in the United States and four European countries.
He has won 22 gold medals in Taekwondo National Championship tournaments (USA), 6 first place trophies at karate national championship tournaments, as well as World Championships in taekwondo, karate and kung fu, and a silver medal in tai chi. He spends most of his time in Fayetteville, North Carolina, Southeast Asia and Europe.
