East Asia: the world's most dangerous flash point brought to life by a true insider.Once a political and economic powerhouse, Japan now finds herself severely weakened and in a very troubling situation with a belligerent and expansionist China on one side and a stillinfluential but distant and waning America on the other.Declan Hayes draws on his experiences teaching in Japan for over a decade at Tokyo’s Sophia University to give an insider’s perspective o...

Japan's national economy: understanding the history of the current crisis and proposing a path forwardThe consistent failure of the Japanese bureaucracy and business establishment to meet proper management and regulatory standards has made America's premier ally in Asia a major source of financial instability in today's world.Japan has the world's biggest everbaddebt burdenJapan has allowed organized crime to systematically infiltrate its f...

This short exploratory book outlines what people can do on the economic front to save Syria so that their people may win both the hot and cold wars.

Declan Hayes recounts his experiences in government-held Syria during his recent visits . Although Dr Hayes has met leading Syrian religious and political leaders, his focus is very much on the women and children of the Syrian Arab Republic and the army which fight and die protecting them.

This, my seventh short e booklet on Syria, is comprised mostly of photographs, which I took myself, augmented by others, which I took from the Internet to make the important points I adumbrate below. Those points are, in essence, lessons from my four or so recent visits to the Syrian Arab Republic and proposals by which we can help Syria harvest some peace dividends from the forthcoming visit I and others will be making to Syria to commemorate both the 16th May 100th anniversary of the Syk...

This book, the eight and final one in its series, gives an A-Z summary of the Syrian crisis. I hope it will lead to bigger and better efforts in the future that will help give the Syrian people and those of other Arab countries currently under NATO's cosh the peace and prosperity they richly deserve and for which they have paid such a high price not only in pecuniary terms (a cost of $3 trillion so far and rising for Syria) but in terms of human tragedy, human loss and human suffering we c...

This, the sixth and final part of my six volume series on NATO's war against Syria, is a book of two halves: this short introduction and a subsequent section, which is a compendium of the previous five volumes. Together, they explain how and why we must make a contract with Syria, with the Syrian people and with their representatives so that peace and prosperity may return to them.Because a contract is between two or more individuals or groups, we must define who the two core groups...

This is the fourth in a six part series about Syria today. It is, in essence, a compendium of the three earlier books.

NATO's criminal war on Syria's widows and orphans has cost 400,000 lives to date, with millions more injured and displaced, both in government held Syria and further afield. The vast majority of those fatalities have been Syrian soldiers, their allies and Syrian civilians they were protecting against NATO's imported rebels and sundry Syrian Muslim Brotherhood gangbangers. The real reasons for this war include fortifying Israel's regional dominance, ripping open Russia's soft Muslim underbe...

This, the fifth of my six part series on the war of extermination against the Syrian people, concentrates on Ireland's explicit and implicit support for the rebel cannibals. This support for ISIS by a small but influential Irish clique takes a number of forms: giving the "moderate" head choppers material support, safe havens and publicity; helping them obliterate the cultural-religious heritage of Iraq and Syria; allowing them to help kill hundreds of thousands of Syrian civilians; giving ...

Syria's Child Heroes salutes the gallant civilians of Syria, in particular Syria's women and children and their guardians, who have withstood one of the most barbaric and merciless onslaughts in recent times. This work is based on the author's recent travels to Syria, where he visited the Palestinian Yarmouk refugee camp, Hom, Ma'loula and Kasab as the Syrian Arab Army wrested them from the invaders.

This, my third volume on the Syrian crisis, first briefly reviews the background to the Syrian crisis, the biggest humanitarian disaster of our time. After identifying the soft power forces being paid to undermine Syria, it then explores the reasons those NGOs and other NATO controlled forces are so determined to destroy the Syrian Arab Republic. It also proposes some possible solutions, most of which, though not in any way acceptable or feasible in today's climate are, as we shall see, st...