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Praise for Strategic Policy Editor Emeritus Gregory Copley's The New Total War:

"A must-read for those entrusted with national defense. It will change the way we think about defense budgets, strategies, decision-making, and operations.”

- Dr Robert Wood, Emeritus Dean and Nimitz Chair, Center for Naval Warfare Studies, US Naval War College

"This excellent analysis increases awareness of the total war in which democracies are involved.”

- Rt. Hon. Sir Geoffrey Pattie, former UK Minister of Defence

"Those who are leaders or who aspire to leadership must read Gregory Copley's new book, Total War in the 21st Century. Trends like information dominance, depopulation, globalist versus nationalist competition and weaponized fear create a platform for decision-making that looks nothing like the experiences of the past. Two decades into this century everything consequential has changed and Copley captures that reality in a most inspiring way."

- Former US Congressman Hon. Bob Walker, CEO, MoonWalker Associates; Former Chairman of House Science Committee; NASA Distinguished Service Medal Recipient