The Health of Nations

Uncanny at processing information from many sources and recognizing patterns of thought and activity that led him to well-grounded conclusions, Iskandar ("I") Khan takes us through a discussion of what produces conflict, a history of religious law, an awareness of international business's superiority over nations, and an acknowledgment of the need for urgent action to begin the potentially lengthy process of establishing peace in today's unstable and dangerous world. Along the way, he makes an appeal to America's baby boomers, Jewish leaders, and the engineers of the world to participate and talks about his own personal action taken on behalf of this noble effort.

A dynamic, insightful and thought-provoking read