Bush's Secret World

Author: Laurent / Jia Zongyi et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
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"‘This is a work meticulously researched based on a vast amount of documents, revealing that the current President of the United States is merely a puppet manipulated by others’" — Francis Seer
"‘George Bush told his mother that only Christians can go to heaven. If the people living in heaven were all like him, then after reading this book, we would rather go to hell.’" — Léonard Huchon
"‘The novelty of éric Laurent’s work lies in naming the individuals who frequently visit the White House, exposing the conspiracies orchestrated by certain billionaires decades ago after the Vietnam War. These people sought to strip the image of the United States as a modern, open nation and restore it to a near-supernatural state of orthodox morality.’" — Daniel Hauler
This book reveals the connections between the Bush family, George Bush himself, and Al-Qaeda as well as the Salam family. It exposes the inner workings of Bush’s control over the political circles and power networks in Washington, without hesitation delving into politically motivated alliances, the exchange of money and power, and the flashy antics of the U.S. "," who claim to be defenders of freedom and democracy. The authors examine Bush through his secret networks, informing readers of how the "neoconservative" financial groups imposed their moral views on the U.S. national system, how extremist nationalists and right-wing figures who initially clashed with the Bush administration formed alliances with him, how Bush leveraged his family influence and secret networks to secure re-election in the 2004 U.S. presidential election, and why his main supporters could sway his political decisions. This book offers readers a unique perspective, helping them gain a more comprehensive understanding of Bush’s secret world. A film adapted from this book has been a success.