The Predicament and Way Out of the United States - The Chaotic State and Lies of the New World

Author: [USA] Kuo Bende, translated by Wang Xiliu / Qi Ahong et al
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: "Peter reveals some of the easily overlooked truths about America. It's captivating to read." — He Zhiping "Peter DeCrescell is practically crazy, but there are indeed many things that drive him crazy. Many people would pick up a gun in such a situation, but Peter didn’t. He picked up a pen and wrote a book that you might disagree with. The Tragedy and Way Out of America is just such a work. While reading, I made notes in the book, and only a few of them were 'Amen, brother!' I don’t entirely agree with this book, and it hasn’t changed my life, but deep down in my thoughts—I can’t pinpoint exactly where—I felt a voice saying 'That makes sense.'" — David Orrell, Chief Economist of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce "Peter DeCrescell has obvious experience. His life hasn’t been confined to the borders of the United States; the subjects he discusses in The Tragedy and Way Out of America have slightly extended beyond whites: thus, this book is a broad-ranging and enjoyable read. Hey, wake up. The world is moving forward. If you cling to yesterday’s way of thinking, you’ll fall behind. This book combines Michael Moore’s masterful writing style with the intimacy of a casual chat—occasionally veering off-topic with sudden, amusing anecdotes, allowing you to take a break from serious reading and thinking, and enjoy yourself." — Jack Van Der Kamp, Columnist for The South China Morning Post "Peter DeCrescell hasn’t pulled any punches. America is already rotten." — Carl Wilson, France 24 Correspondent "Peter DeCrescell is either a madman or a prophet, or perhaps both. He has made a great and heroic effort to map out the future for our world—especially for America. He firmly believes that America can change." — Stuart Wolfendale, Columnist for The Hong Kong Tiger
Post-9/11, America is in chaos: political storms are frequent, the dollar is weak, and the oil issue is. There is an urgent need for constructive geopolitical change. But how to fix it, how to reform, how to develop, so that it can continue to dominate the world in the 21st century? This book is a broad-ranging and enjoyable read. Hey, wake up. The world is moving forward. If you cling to yesterday’s way of thinking, you’ll fall behind. This book combines Michael Moore’s masterful writing style with the intimacy of a casual chat—occasionally veering off-topic with sudden, amusing anecdotes, allowing you to take a break from serious reading and thinking, and enjoy yourself.