Muslim state where Islamic sharia becomes the law of
the land? In Charles Welty’s Ameristan,
you still can’t post the Ten Commandments in a public building, but
Allah help you if you don’t pray toward Mecca five times a day in the public
schools.
Synopsis: Darryl Harb, an investigative reporter for
Internet World News, uncovers the not-so-hidden agenda of Abu Kareem
and his Citizens Education Foundation. Kareem’s goal: mobilize
millions of Muslims in the United States to take over the local, state
and federal elected offices, including mayoral races, school boards,
State Assembly races, and the federal Senatorial and Congressional
races. Taking a hard line stance against lawlessness and immorality,
Kareem’s followers begin winning.
Meanwhile, exchange students from Yemen and other Middle Eastern
countries begin assimilating into American families. Are they really
students, or is there some other sinister plan at work?
As hard hitting as any full-length novel, Charles Welty’s
Ameristan might as well be
ripped from tomorrow’s headlines. And a special Afterword examines
exactly what is fiction, and what is based on reality.
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