Al Qaeda’s 9/11 attack was just a small part of its long-term plan. Osama Bin Laden knew the assault would provoke the U.S. to invade Afghanistan and re-stoke his jihad. Bin Laden has built a large following by perverting the teachings of Islam to justify the mass murder of innocent people. By fighting him with bullets and bombs, we have bolstered Bin Laden’s recruiting efforts abroad, undermined civil liberties and economic security at home, and tarnished America’s reputation internationally.

Malcolm Nance has retooled the “War on Terror” to show how we can eliminate Al Qaeda in less than 24 months without a single violent military action, while recreating America’s reputation as a force for good around the world. Nance’s plan includes:

• Dominating the information battle space by exposing Al Qaeda to the rest of the international Moslem community as the global death cult that they are
• Waging a war against the fear Al Qaeda has stoked
• Drastically reducing the number of heavy military operations that use bombs to wipe out the enemy (and cause the death of civilians in the process)
• Relying more heavily on counterintelligence to root out the terrorist group
  An End to Al Qaeda is both fierce critique of America’s political, military, and intelligence communities and a revolutionary blueprint for destroying Al Qaeda.