"The Esau Effect: Reshaping the World in the Act of War" recounts some of the world's bloodiest events, from ancient times when Melchizedek blessed Abraham after the slaughter of the kings, the eradication on the island of Crete nearly four thousand years ago, the massacre of the Namibians in Southwest Africa at the hands of Nazi Germany. Much of the Western world has blamed Esau for these terrible events, but could this most gruesome fate of Africa, the Middle East, and the Mesopotamia have been handed down through the lenses of the aggressors who intended to give their version of historical events to vilify Esau for their own self-interest and greed?