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On the Hunt: How to Wake Up Washington and Win the War on Terror

Description

So says Fox News military analyst Colonel David Hunt in a book that cuts like a buzz saw through the half-measures and half-truths, the dangerous timidity, and the outright stupidity that—if left unchecked—will lead America to lose the War on Terror.

In the hard-hitting On the Hunt, Colonel Hunt draws on his twenty-nine years of active military service and his high-level military and intelligence contacts to give an inside perspective on this global struggle, setting him far apart from the usual pundits and talking heads. Here he presents fifty pages of previously unpublished documents that reveal the chillingly detailed plans of the terrorists and insurgents who target Americans, as well as U.S. tactics to stop our enemies.

From the Department of Homeland Security (“Get rid of it. Scrap it.”) to military leaders who have almost zero combat experience to risk-averse, politically correct strategic decision-making, Colonel Hunt pinpoints dire problems that need to be fixed before it’s too late (which it nearly is). Offering real solutions that most politicians and pundits are too timid to talk about, On the Hunt lays out specific steps to:

• Win the war in Iraq by changing the way we fight—by taking the gloves off and, in doing so, honoring the sacrifices our soldiers are making
• Deal with Iran, North Korea, and other dangerous threats
• Solve the illegal immigration crisis and keep America’s enemies from breaching our borders (both of them)
• Make our towns and cities more secure—not by looking to the federal bureaucracy but by taking responsibility ourselves
• Protect the liberties of American citizens at home
• Ensure that our soldiers are trained and equipped to fight today’s and tomorrow’s wars

As Colonel Hunt’s millions of viewers on Fox News and all the readers of his bestselling book They Just Don’t Get It will expect, he pulls no punches while incisively analyzing a war unlike any other. In On the Hunt, Colonel Hunt reveals exactly how high the stakes really are in the War on Terror. He condemns failed policies and the people who made them (and, yes, he names names). And most important, he clearly identifies the strategies, tactics, and qualities of leadership that we must bring to bear to ensure the survival of the proud and free nation we love.

Reviews

Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-07-12
Summary: "WANT TO KNOW WHO'S CROSSING OUR BORDERS????"

I love Colonel David Hunt; I listen both to him and Ralph Peters, read their books when I can get my hands on them. Heard about them from watching the O'Reilly Factor on Fox News.

The Appendix to this book is just as eye-opening as the book chapters. Sure there are poor, wretched people crossing our borders from crime infested Mexico, but there are also a lot of terrorists who are not Mexican that are crossing BOTH our southern and northern borders. Terrorists from mid east countries given legal documents from places like-VENEZUELA. Terrorists spilling over our borders in droves from even Canada, come bearing materiel to cities like New York's Time Square....

WAKE UP PEOPLE-and stop watching Jon Stewart, ha ha ha isn't that funny??? We're about to have Sharia law in our country, ha ha ha isn't that funny. You know if they can get you laughing, you can believe anything, hmm. That's entertainment.

PLEASE READ!!!!!!!!!

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-04-07
Summary: "A non-political summary on the "war on terrorism""

If anyone doubts Col David Hunt's capacity to clearly articulate how we allowed terrorism to gain a foothold, then I suspect the reader's mind is totally closed and sadly unable to increase their awareness of the world. Hunt traces recent acts of terrorism through several presidencies. He avoids casting blame on Democrats or Republicans as he traces the incremental steps that led to 911, etc. There is much blame to pass around, but Hunt prefers to focus on factual things that allows each and every one of us to draw our own conclusions. At times it was depressing as the United States seems to be a major focal point for our enemies to attack and separating the political from the military was his most difficult challenge, a task he mastered very well.

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Rating: 1 / 5
Date: 2009-02-15
Summary: "Idiot-Liar"

Hunt is so busy getting his name in the media he disregards facts and slanders his betters.

This Hunt guy should shut up and fade away for slandering the Haditha Marines in this twaddle of a "book" Hunt thinks anyone cares about save himself.

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2008-07-05
Summary: "Colonel Hunt is unvarnished"

Colonel Hunt tells his experiences directly and his opinions even more so. We need more leaders in our military like he was when he served.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2008-06-28
Summary: "Read this and know how the War on Terror Needs to be Fought"

Colonel Hunt provides a common sense solution to the war on terror.

The book provides critiques for the the Generals and Secretary of defense who have been running Iraq and the war on terror. He is not impressed and he explains why, reviewing military operations and explaining in detail why they have failed and how to fix them.

He also is not happy with political leaders and the policies they have chosen to fight Al Qaeda and other terrorists.

He exposes the follies and foibles of todays leaders and lets the readers know what should change.

It is a refreshing, hard hitting, blunt expose that demolishes many ideas that pass for conventional wisdom.

If you want to understand the problems in Iraq and Afghanistan from a military point of view, this is the book to get.