Weapons of Mass Destruction and the Real War on Terror by Jeff Ott is a raw, unflinching examination of America’s wars abroad and the deeper conflicts raging at home. Known for his work as the frontman of the punk band Fifteen, Ott brings the same urgency and anger to his writing, exposing how poverty, addiction, homelessness, and systemic neglect are the true weapons destroying lives daily. Through personal stories and sharp political critique, he argues that the “war on terror” is a distraction from the real crises eating away at society. It’s part memoir, part manifesto—an uncompromising call to face the uncomfortable truths that governments ignore and to recognize where the real battles for survival are being fought.
