Publisher's Synopsis
The story is about how cruel and savage war affects mankind. Protagonist Jay is 7- years old when his navy captain father dies at Pearl Harbor. Growing up tormented by the horrific evil, cruelty, and atrocities of Japan's royalty and military, Jay crusades for justice on five unresolved issues including ex-POWs. As a congressman he keeps crusading and recovers gold stolen and buried by Japan in the Philippines. Jay Confronts Japan's officials, zabatsu and yakuza, on the issues only to be stunned finding out that American leaders are also culpable. The story's moral and learning: for the survival and prosperity of mankind, the murderously fought war waged by Japan in WWII must be prevented from ever happening again.
