The Legend of Kri

Author: Kranich
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Due to the background of anti-terrorism, the transfer of the Iraqi regime, and the abuse of prisoners, the 2004 US election appeared shrouded in mystery. The two candidates at the center of the storm, Bush and Kerry, naturally did their utmost to attack each other and promote themselves. He has an unknown illustrious family background, he is a top student at Yale University, a member of the mysterious elite organization Skull and Bones, he is a war hero in the Vietnam War, an ardent anti-war activist, and has an extraordinary relationship with the Kennedy family. He is John F. Kerry. This book reveals that today's Bush and Kerry, who are as hostile as enemies, were not only Yale alumni years ago but also joined the mysterious student society "Skull and Bones" one after another. This society holds a pivotal position in the history of American politics, but its organization is extremely secret, and only a few journalists are fortunate enough to delve into it. Therefore, the 2004 election became a "Skull" battle in American history. After winning the Democratic presidential primary on "Super Tuesday," John Kerry began to compete with the incumbent President George W. Bush for the 55th President of the United States. This book reveals many unknown aspects of Kerry's life. His life is full of legends, from a top student at Yale University to a member of Skull and Bones, from a war hero in the Vietnam War to an anti-war leader, from a Massachusetts senator to the most promising Democratic presidential candidate. It introduces his family background, his heroic experiences in the Vietnam War, and his political career.