Ultimate Point of Vulnerability
Bob G. Shupe
Paperback, 6x9 in, 332 pages
Wheatmark, September 2009
ISBN: 9781604943085
Description
A cure for cancer is discovered in the 1960s, only to be covered
up by a secret syndicate, The Foundation, for fear that the cure
will wreak havoc on the U.S. economy.
Decades later, The Foundation, which has now gained power over
nearly every aspect of American life, is trying to manage the
economic crisis brought on by terrorist attacks and the same
National Health Care system they had put in motion years
before.
Now, just as economic chaos looms, it is learned that China has
the long withheld cure and intends to release it, which could
further devastate the U.S. economy and its sovereignty.
Will the U.S. be able to recover? Or has The Foundation taken
Americans to the brink of no return?
Is this America's Ultimate Point of Vulnerability, a
"perfect storm" of divergent elements, crashing together at the
same time, overwhelming enough to destroy the most powerful country
in the world?
About the Author
Bob G. Shupe entered the insurance industry in 1977 as a finance
and insurance agent for a local automobile dealership. In 1978 he
was hired by the Nationwide Insurance Group as a full line agent.
During his tenure he was also a district manager and commercial
employee benefits and commercial property and casualty trainer.
During his final years with Nationwide, Mr. Shupe was a leading
independent producer for that company. It was during those years
that he attained much of his technical knowledge about
insurance.
Bob Shupe is a much sought after speaker on the subject of
health care costs. He has spoken in several states and is
constantly scheduling other events concerning this very timely and
controversial subject. He has been the key note speaker on the
platform with CEOs from several major carriers and recently
testified before the Pennsylvania State Legislature regarding
failed Tennessee legislation related to national health care
initiatives.
Ultimate Point of Vulnerability is his third book.
