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House of Bush, House of Saud reads much like the conspiratorial rantings one would expect to hear from an intoxicated drifter while riding a New York subway at 3:00am , and is just as incoherent. One would have to be rather disturbed to find truth or answers in House of Bush, House of Saud. Sadly,House of Bush, House of Saud has become the poisonous basis for countless baseless conspiracies that have seeped from foaming-mouthed lunatics the world over, from Alex Jones to Osama bin Laden himself.
Unger's political philosophies.Let us first put aside the truth that Mr. Unger clearly define a deeply troubled mind, arguably psychopathic and obsessive-compulsive. The opening statements of the book are absolutely saturated in the hypocracies of Mr.
The collected works to date of Mr. Unger's writing style is rather sophomoric, akin to a school child writing a term paper, abound with grammatical errors and blatantly factual errors, some of which could have simply been avoided had Mr. Unger simply spent ten minutes, rather than five mintues, Googling his "references." In fact, let us simply put the entire book aside, as it is simply a waste of time, money, and resources - did trees really have to die to print this vitriolic, asinine, nonsense.
His books are simply the masturbatory material for the most deranged, dangerous, people our society has ever generated. If this book can teach us anything, it would be the absolute lunacy people will resort to as a means to justify how deeply troubled they truly are.
the book was absolutely incredible and I cannot understand why all this was not reported by the media. Fear of reprisal is no excuse.
I am surprised that people are still surprised at GW's behavior.Steeped in Privilege and Nurtured with Deceit.how could this man have turned out ANY Differently. This book is an EYE OPENER, into the Bush Family, and what we should ALWAYS expect from them.
I know this in naive, but what is needed is a total transformation of human motivation, ideology and governmental structure.Further, while I have no way of knowing if all the facts of this book are true, it is certain that nefarious deals are the way of the world. Are the common folk simply pawns to these people who plan wars and assasinations where hundreds of innocent people are killed, with no regard to life. I have the audio version and found it interesting and upsetting, but not soley for the obvious reasons. How much money is enough. Bush called Saddam and Osama evildoers, murderers. Isn't he and his Saudi brethren cut from the same cloth. I further find it despicable that a hundred of so despots who happen to live above a buried field of oil should have become so influential. Perhaps, we invaded the wrong country.
I enjoyed this book but it had a very liberal slant. Doesn't really explain how all Presidents were involved in saudi dealings. Too much opinion and not a lot of hard fact. There was a lot of linking people to deeds without fact: guilt by association.Obviously an anti-Bush book. i know that its called house of bush, but still. It would have been better if it wasn't so one-sided.
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