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This book focuses on game dogs including such breeds as the British Pit Bull Terrier, the "Sporting "Staffordshire Bull Terrier, the English Bull Terrier and other Terrier breeds. This includes much information game dogs from the past right up to 1990's Europe and particularly the UK and Ireland. The American Pit Bull Terrier is included in this book but mainly in regards to its use after re-importation to Europe in the 1980's and beyond. Extensive sections on badger dogs and ratting dogs are included as well as the comparison of game dogs to fighting dogs such as the Caucasian Ovcharka. If...

This book unlike most on the subject takes a fresh and generally positive look at eugenics. It discusses the potential of eugenics for human species improvement; especially when combined with the ever advancing applied science of genetic engineering. The author inspired by German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche's visions of an Overman discusses the realistic possibility of creating a 21st century version of the Ubermensch by the utilization of modern eugenics and genetic engineering. This book is at times blunt and controversial while at the same time thought provoking. It paints a picture of...

The potential harm of GM crops and animals due to accidental contamination or unexpected side effects has been much debated;however, what has not been debated is the harm that could be rendered by the intentional misuse of the technology by "mad" scientists, rogue states, terrorists or even democratic nations. This book covers new ground on how biological weapons can be made with far greater lethality and more cheaply through the same technology that has created GM crops and animals. After reading this book it will become apparent that if terrorists are willing to reap mass destruction on the...

Pit Bull Garden II details the beginnings and history of Game Dogs like no other book. It is a brutal and unpleasant story that will leave most readers with an admiration of the "Game dog" but a sadness and disappointment with the human race, who created it in such a cruel and "inhumane" way. The author's passion for "Game dogs" in particular the Pit Bull Terrier is clearly evident, as is his hope that these wonderful animals can be saved from perhaps the worst animal of all "Man." This book is not for the faint of heart giving a real gritty account of the birth and evolution of the "Game...