They can't keep the lid on it!!! => #10 on the NYT Best Seller List

[autorank]

They've done everything they could to keep Vince Bugliosi's book under wraps. Even though Vince Bugliosi is the #1 true-crime selling author of all time, it persists. ABC wouldn't take paid advertisements. There have only been two very short cable news stories. CNN did a hatchet job on a 20 minute interview where they tried to make Bugliosi look sympathetic to Bush. No Oprah, no Colbert, no Jon Stewart (yet), no Crossfire, no Olbermann, NO NOTHING ON MSM for this book.

When Bush runs out the clock on impeachment and you're looking for justice, send a copy of this book to your local prosecutor.

A Review of Bugliosi's - The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder



By Michael Collins

The Prosecutor and the President

Vincent Bugliosi wants George W. Bush prosecuted for murder. There are others who are complicit in the crime, namely the Vice President and Condoleezza Rice, but Bush is the target of this famed former Los Angeles prosecutor (the Charles Manson case) and best selling author (Helter Skelter and The Betrayal of America as two examples). He is undeterred by the virtual major media blackout on interviews and advertising. He's taking his case directly to the people through alternate media and the internet.

Bugliosi constructs a devastating case in The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder. As I write this review, it is still difficult to grasp my sense of shock at this title with this author's name below it. A legendary prosecutor with a near perfect record in big cases, Bugliosi articulates one of the most revolutionary ideas imaginable in a mix of today's otherwise vapid and obtuse political thinking. But first, the book and how the prosecutor makes his case.

He wastes no time in following up on the shock generated by the title. In the first sentence, we're told:

"The book you are about to read deals with what I believe to be the most serious crime ever committed in American history - - the president of the nation, George W. Bush, knowingly and deliberately taking this country to war in Iraq under false presences, a war that condemned over 100,000 human beings, including 4,000 American soldiers, to horrific, violent deaths." (V. Bugliosi, p. 3)

Snip

The Birth of the Public Servant

While a trial and conviction of George W Bush for murder would be an event of momentous proportions, it would pale in comparison to enduring impact due to the precedent established. Presidents could no longer offer up the lives of soldiers and civilians sent to a war that was stated for anything other than national defense or imminent danger to the country.

More of the review: http://tinyurl.com/688gnp

Permission to reproduce in whole or part with attribution of authorship and a link to the article.

And just published: "Scoop" Review of Books

Previously An Interview with Vincent Bugliosi Part 1 Part 2

AND Buzz it if you get a chance]

[hyphenate]

1. Just a couple of errors (corrected!)

comments self-deleted! :)

[lonestarnot]

4. Wooohooo! It's the miss take police!

Watch 'em! I had a boyfriend who had a pitbull that viciously growled when anyone said that. "watch 'em" It was rather frightening. :D

[hyphenate]

11. ha, ha

corrections made--I deleted my first post! :P

[lonestarnot]

15. LOL

Autocrank prollee thanks you. :hug: Now go buy that book!

[autorank]

22. It's just like my ...

dab used to do when I was in junior high school.

[autorank]

21. Just sent you a thank you PM

Point of clarification. Those errors in the OP were mine writing the intro and in no way reflect on the thorough editing job e Pluribus Media did on the article I submitted.

[jakem]

80. the boyfriend with the pitbull growled?

[autorank]

6. Thanks - that's the intro (me) not the e Pluribus edited version, me.1

:hi:

[hyphenate]

8. that's okay

it's all good! :)

[billyoc]

2. Did you say "no cross fire"?

:rofl:

[ihavenobias]

3. K & R. If you can't afford to send a book, send the interview n/t

[MadrasT]

5. Oh hell, yes!

That made my day. :woohoo:

:kick: and R!

[autorank]

9. When impeachment is no longer possible, there's always

this excellent idea for justice.

Glad to provide a boost!

[Beregond2]

31. I've been saying this for a while.

There are much better and more serious legal options than impeachment applicable to Chimpy. Murder...treason...war criminal...someone somewhere is going to put him behind bars.

[autorank]

44. And he'll never know who it is.

Some hot shot local DA will read the book that Bugliosi is sending out to prosecutors and think,
"Damn, this is a slam dunk and I'll ask Vince to be 'of counsel.'" Wouldn't that be the you know what.
And on COURT TV!!!

[Beregond2]

89. Actually, I'd pay a lot to see Judge Judy

lay into him; lol!

[Stinky The Clown]

7. Geeze .... and no 'bulk sales' crossmark ....... how ........... um ..........

....... honest.

[autorank]

Not like that stinker Corsi

Real books bought by inquiring citizens... what a concept!

[calimary]

10. Kicking this with EVERYTHING I've got!

KICK!!! UP TO THE TOP!!!

[spanone]

12. k&r

[Me.]

13. How Many Ways Can I Say Brilliant!

:applause: :woohoo: :applause: :woohoo: :applause: :woohoo: :applause: :woohoo: :yourock: :thumbsup: :nuke: :nuke: :nuke: :toast: :party: :toast: :party:

[autorank]

14. ((((((((((( Bugliosi ))))))))))))

:)

[Me.]

33. !

:kick:

[DemReadingDU]

16. Just got the book,!

Spouse says he is going to read it too!

[autorank]

18. I will be interested in your feedback

It was exciting in a way most non fiction isn't, or maybe I should say, it was more exciting than most non fiction;)

He handles evidence with real skill, an artisan at that from the many trials. The construction is similar to classical rhetoric - we identify with the victims, the author gains our trust, and bam - it's a devastating, logical, air tight case.

[baldguy]

17. And no bulk orders, either.

[autorank]

20. This is all the real deal

He's only getting press from the alternate media, on the internet in particular, and leftish radio.

NO corporate media. In the interview (linked at the bottom) Part 2, he recounts this:

'Three people independently of me told me essentially the same story, and it's something I hadn't thought about, and what they said is, "Mr. Bugliosi, the reason they're not having you on television is because of who you are." And I said, "What do you mean by that?" And they said, "Well" -- three people independently at separate times and essentially the same words. Obviously they didn't use the same words, but essentially the same words. They said, "If some nut wrote a book with a title like this, The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder, (we) would probably have him on because it's colorful, it's entertaining, it doesn't mean anything, it doesn't go anywhere. But you're a very serious person, and you write very serious books." And in all of my true crime books -- and I wrote about the biggest crimes of the twentieth century, the Manson case, the Simpson case, the Kennedy assassination -- I prove my case beyond a reasonable doubt." (V. Bugliosi, Aug. 3, 2008)

[fla nocount]

19. Buy two, one for you, one for your public library.

It's a tax deduction.

edit for spelling

[cyberpj]

23. done. nt

[Connonym]

48. My public library has it

Several copies as a matter of fact. I'm on the wait list to read it.

[cyberpj]

24. Shall we take up a collection to send copies to Pelosi et al? Next DU activist action?

I'll chip in. Hell, let's send copies to the entire Dem congress.
(Except Kucinich of course, cause he already knows.)

Should this be our next DU activist action?

[autorank]

35. Definitely. In the mean time, send them a fax of the review.

It's a clean review, general audience, family friendly;)

Fax it to them, email them the link, make it real.

[cyberpj]

67. can do. nt

[Enrique]

65. you can skip John Conyers too

he just held up a copy of the book while he introduced Bugliosi as a witness at their impeachment hearing.

[WA98296]

25. Great news. I had forgotten about it, now I'll get out and buy!

[msedano]

26. Collins: don't give Powell a free ride

There are others who are complicit in the crime, namely the Vice President and Condoleezza Rice, but Bush is the target

Condoleeza comes into office after Colin Powell dishonors his uniform. A general's first moral obligation is protect the lives of soldiers. But there's Colin Powell, General Colin Powell, Secretary of State Colin Powell, in front of the UN, mindlessly spending lives like the proverbial GI on payday, "drink, fuck, and throw his money away".

Don't give Powell a free ride. He is there at the start and earns his opprobrium, four stars worth.

Recommended.

mvs

[autorank]

28. I totally agree with you. You're 100% correct, "if I may be so bold to say."

Here he is lying to the UN about WMD, lying with a straight face.
He knew, his aids knew ... it was a big fat lie.

And look what he was up to next. Nobody wants to talk about this in corporate media
but these are some real thugs, sadists:

A Bureaucracy Mired in the Details of Torture

We found out last week that the vice president and senior Bush appointees "discussed and approved" the highly abusive interrogation techniques applied to U.S. detainees, according to reports by ABC News and the Associated Press. Those techniques include waterboarding, sleep deprivation, and physical assault.

"In dozens of top-secret talks and meetings in the White House, the most senior Bush administration officials discussed and approved specific details of how high-value al Qaeda suspects would be interrogated by the Central Intelligence Agency, sources tell ABC News." ABC News, Apr. 10, 2008

The list of officials includes Vice President Cheney, along with Colin Powell, Donald Rumsfeld, George Tenet, and John Ashcroft -- who were cabinet members at the time -- and Condoleezza Rice." They "discussed and approved" torture scripts that were followed to the letter:

"The high-level discussions about these "enhanced interrogation techniques" were so detailed, these sources said, some of the interrogation sessions were almost choreographed -- down to the number of times CIA agents could use a specific tactic." ABC News, Apr. 10, 2008

http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL0804/S00239.htm

[Hubert Flottz]

53. Just remember that Bush was holding the "General's Son's job

hostage at the time and so Powell had to tell those lies.

You're damned right, they ALL knew it was a pack of lies.

[Bluenorthwest]

55. Had to tell the lies?

tell me, why exactly did Mikey Powell 'have to' be head of the FCC? Would he have died without the gig? He made mince meat out of the FCC, he was unqualified and vindictive and partisan as hell.
Protecting his son's undeserved job is actually one of Powell's transgressions, not a mitigation of his actions.

[Hubert Flottz]

59. I never meant to defend any of those gangsters...Ever...in any form!

Sorry I gave you the wrong impression.

[SeattleGirl]

27. I'm reading it now.

Damn, it's a great read!

[autorank]

38. Isn't it...but in addition to being a hot prosecutor, he's a best selling TRUE CRIME author

And the laugh's on me. I saw this just after you posted it and presumed you meant you were reading
this review;)

I was really surprised how well Bugliosi expresses complex ideas and, at the same time, creates a
some thing very close to a page turner. I finished it in two sittings, as opposed to the 10 books
I work on simultaneously but never quite finish;)

[L. Coyote]

29. K & R

[anitar1]

30. K&R Sounds like a must read. n/t

[Willo]

32. Proof we can bypass the media K&R

[autorank]

34. It sure is

MSM provides NO coverage, except on a couple of occasions when it's been negative.

Of course, when he wrote "Helter Skelter," the biggest true crime book of all time and all the others,
they loved having him on - great guest, smart guy, real quality box office. But now, their fear is
showing.

And Obama doesn't have to talk about it because, as i recall, he's already said he'd stay out of the
way of the prosecution of major crimes by Bush administration officials. Well, this is pretty major;)
and besides it's local law enforcement.

Sleepless nights, that's for sure.

[HCE SuiGeneris]

36. I think you have a DU bestseller here, Michael!

Big ole :kick: and recommend.

[FourScore]

37. K&R

[Greyskye]

39. Error:

Error: You've already recommended that thread.

Oops.

[Spiffarino]

40. It's available as an audiobook...Audible.com has it

Audible is becoming my favorite way to consume books since my eyes started going bad.

I'm going to get Bugliosi's with my next credit.

[savistocate]

41. and Suskind ^^^^^^^^^^^Way of the World #3 ^^^^^^^^^^^^

[Spiffarino]

42. Yep. That one I'll get next month! n/t

[autorank]

45. You'll be interested to know

That Bugliosi couldn't get a publisher in the US for the audio book!

"MC: Has anybody bothered you since it was published?

VB: No. No, there hasn't been anyone that's bothered me. But, in any event, I finally found a courageous publisher over at Vanguard Press. And then we get down to the audio level. That's something I never gave a thought to, ever. It was automatic. Reclaiming History was Simon & Schuster. This time, Peter Miller, my agent, called me and said, "Vince, I can't find any audio company in America that will do the audio on the book." We finally got the BBC to do it, thank God. That's the one -- that tape is the one that that congressman from the South heard driving back to the South from Washington, D.C. (see Part 1). There's a documentary on my book being produced at the present time for the big screen. The producers couldn't raise one penny in America for the book.

MC: Not a cent?

VB: The money came in from Canada. So it may sound presumptuous of me to say this, but this, I think, is an important story, because it is a snapshot glimpse of a nation, I think, in serious decline, with freedom of speech and expression supposedly being our most cherished constitutional right, and we say we're, what, the land of the free and the home of the brave? What has happened with my book, I think, throws into question the present vitality of both of these assumptions."

An Interview with Vincent Bugliosi - Part 2
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL0808/S00142.htm

[dogday]

49. I am listening to the audio version of it now....

It is really good.. Audio spoils me....

[understandinglife]

43. no way they're gonna suppress this one ...

[autorank]

46. 'Long past tribunal time' - very true

Book's been on the Best Seller List, non fiction, NYT for 8 weeks. Lets see, that's around the end of June. It was published May 28th, or close to that. No coverage, 4 weeks to best seller. The games up for MSM. If they can't stop this (other than their own turf), what's the value of the corporate investment.

Stewart needs to have Bugliosi on.

[glitch]

71. "The games up for MSM. If they can't stop this... what's the value of the corporate investment?"

:rofl: IMO they are imploding.

[azul]

82. complicit media in murder cover-up?

Start taking names and connections for not doing their regular business and duty in covering an important and critical story? Negligence that caused more deaths?

[understandinglife]

110. "The games up for (corporate) MSM." ... Yep.

Peace,
Bob

[ClayZ]

47. K and R

[travelingtypist]

50. This is beautiful.

I don't know if this country deserves to survive when a book full of truth like Bugliosi's is blacked out and a sluggish slime like Corsi is toasted on all of the shows.

[travelingtypist]

51. That "system error" popup from cspanjunkies.org...

Never going to that web site again. I hate those.

[brettdale]

52. It will be great

|If Bush got hold accountable for his crimes, but Im afraid it just wont happen.

[Rainbowreflect]

54. I am reading this book right now. It is great!

I think he may despise bush more than I do. I did not think that was possible.

[goclark]

74. Ordered my copy yesterday from Amazon

They had new and used copies...

[RedLetterRev]

56. Mo' Kick! n/t

[truedelphi]

57. Rec Number 100! n/t

[happygoluckytoyou]

58. GOT MY COPY.... read it... passed it along.... a word worth spreading

[duhneece]

60. Woo woo nt

[LuckyLib]

61. Let's all patronize our local independent bookstore for our purchases!

:thumbsup:

[LynneSin]

62. Take a look at his book along with #7 and #3 (none of ours have daggers)

Those are all anti-Bush books and NONE of them have the (†)

Now look at #1, #5 and #8

They all have (†) next to them

What does (†) mean

Rankings reflect sales, for the week ending Aug. 9, at many thousands of venues where a wide range of general interest books are sold nationwide. These include hundreds of independent book retailers (statistically weighted to represent all such outlets); national, regional and local chains; online and multimedia entertainment retailers; university, gift, supermarket, discount department stores and newsstands. An asterisk (*) indicates that a book’s sales are barely distinguishable from those of the book above. A dagger (†) indicates that some bookstores report receiving bulk orders. Among those categories not actively tracked are: perennial sellers; required classroom reading; text, reference and test preparation guides; journals and workbooks; calorie counters; shopping guides; comics and crossword puzzles. Click here for an explanation of the difference between trade and mass-market paperbacks. On the Web, the lists are available one week ahead of the print edition of the Book Review.

That means someone out there is mass-purchasing these books in high quanitities - usually an indication that someone is trying to force these books on the best sellers list.

The book the OP along with the other liberal authors books and non-political books all seem to be without a (†) but the pro-Bush books well they all have them. Makes you wonder where these books would be on the list if there wasn't someone buying up huge quantities of them.

[nikto]

100. You don't know about the Rightwing's technique of mass-buying...

...to create the false impression of a "hit" book?

You don't actually think slime like Ann KKKoulter has fans who BUY BOOKS?

No way---KKKoulter's fans need that ca$h for METH;They don't buy, or even READ, books.

Seriously, the mass-buys are the only way to push the rightwing slime-tomes up the list.
Hardly ANYONE actually buys most of the rightwing books. It's all just a phony "circle game"
where rightwing money$ buys the books in the 1st place and later give them away to
clear the warehouses for the next phony book.

It's never been about selling books for The Rightwing---It is ALWAYS about pushing smears, myths and slime.

For years afterward the books' publishing, the rightwing Orgs will be giving away KKKoulter's books
with $40 memberships----The ads are quite ubiquitous on rightwing sites---The technique is
a clear pattern of market manipulation leading to "promotional giveaways".
It has been well-documented.

You don't see ANY companies giving away Al Franken's books or Michael Moore's books
BECAUSE THEY ACTUALLY SELL IN LARGE NUMBERS AND MAKE REAL PROFIT.

Nobody is going to give-away an ACTUAL, REAL and *Profitable*, best seller!

[AuntPatsy]

63. this is the only place that I have even heard of the book, K&R

[Rosa Luxemburg]

64. are any libraries carrying it?

[jonnyblitz]

68. I checked it out of the library here in CT. nt

[Rosa Luxemburg]

93. great, thanks!

[Connonym]

77. yes, yes, yes

All the libraries in the federation of libraries I work for (in the most conservative county in Wisconsin) are carrying it. Librarians tend to be pretty liberal.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

92. Good, thanks

[TheCoxwain]

66. Its just collateral Damage

If anyone thought that the Iraq war wasn't about OIL ... they are SERIOUSLY kidding themselves ... I knew it in my heart when the first rumors about the Iraq war surfaced in 2002. Bush Cheney et al - think of humans as mere objects, mostly as useful resources ( useful to them that is ..) So as in any venture you have to spend some resources in order to obtain a financial reward.... It is wise to remember that these guys are used to laying off thousands of people with a mere stroke of a pen ... They are cold calculating machines ...Human life and dignity does not mean much in their world. Its all about MONEY MONEY and more MONEY... That pretty much drives/ explains all the actions of this administration.

[jonnyblitz]

69. yeah, but look what books are #1 and #5.

:(

1. The Obama Nation by George R. Corsi.
5. The Case Against Barack Obama by David Freddoso

http://www.nytimes.com/pages/books/bestseller/

[glitch]

73. Sneaky! They bury the bulk sales cross (†) on the detail page

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/24/books/bestseller/besthardnonfiction.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

Fortunately more and more people are catching on to exactly what (†) means.
(Although their pastors probably tell them it means Jesus-approved :rofl:)

[Senator]

76. Sure, the ones with "ghost buyers" -- just like "ghost voters"

You need to factor out the "dagger" that reveals bulk sales.

Virtually all neocon books include these "lying sales," which are generated by big money buying big numbers up just to bulldoze them underground offer as premiums and freebies for one reason or another (yeah, that's the ticket).

Notice Dick Morris is daggered. But Jane Mayer and Thomas Frank are not.

They are really pretend sales. Nobody reads them.

--

[stanwyck]

95. Bulk buys. Doesn't mean anyone actually

reads these books. Just means Scaife and friends are spending their pocket change rocketing a few more books to the top in order to dupe the gullible into thinking America is buying these books.
They'll be sitting in warehouses with the rest of the Newt, Hannity, O'Reilly, and Coulter never-reads.
Look for the dagger - that tells the story.

[Pryderi]

70. K&R If you can't buy the book, have your local library order it!

[symbolman]

72. K & R #115, and my pleasure, got to meet the man years ago

and scored Two copies of his book on the Supreme Court Crooks...

It was a Hollywood home party, I believe we were at the home of Elayne Boosler, the hilarious comediane from the 80's and Bugliosi was Tremendous.. You could tell you were in the presence of pure rationality and intelligence. He's a hoot to talk to about Charlie Manson as well, has great stories there too.

I'll always treasure the signed copies, and look forward to buying this one and keeping the man on the best seller list for a long time. I'll tell you this, after co-founding a operating our Takebackthemedia.com site for so long and witnessing all the Media is capable of, I'm frankly amazed that he's been able to buck the odds and come this far. They are insidious and loaded for bear with big corporate bucks, hell, look at what happened to the author who wrote that Bush was a cocaine whore, he's Dead..

This is one of the bravest men in America, and should be rewarded with word of mouth and as much money as we can throw at him, a True Patriot.

Thanks for getting the word out, I'll tell everyone I know.

[Bozita]

75. Link to lengthy interview on C-SPAN's Book TV. View at your leisure.

http://www.booktv.org/program.aspx?ProgramId=9611&SectionName=Politics&PlayMedia=No

The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder

Watch now!
Author: Vincent Bugliosi

About the Program
Vincent Bugliosi argues that President Bush and his administration are responsible for murdering thousands of U.S. soldiers and over 100,000 Iraqi civilians in Iraq. Mr. Bugliosi says that by taking the country to war under knowingly false pretenses, President Bush has committed the most serious crime in U.S. history. He spoke at an event held at the Venice Center for Peace with Justice and the Arts in California.

About the Author
ln his career as a prosecutor for the Los Angeles District Attorney's office, Vincent Bugliosi was successful in 105 out of 106 felony jury trials, including 21 consecutive murder convictions. He prosecuted Charles Manson and "the Manson family" for a series of California murders and wrote a book about it called "Helter Skelter: The True Story of the Manson Murders." Mr. Bugliosi's other books include "Outrage: The Five Reasons Why OJ Simpson Got Away With Murder", "The Betrayal of America: How the Supreme Court Undermined the Constitution and Chose Our President", and "Reclaiming History: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy."

[Bozita]

107. It's compelling. You can't turn it off. It's the best video available on Bugliosi's book.

"Lengthy" was a poor word choice.

[CitizenPatriot]

78. rec! also rate it up on amazon, etc:-)

made my day....

my daily calendar:

houses houses houses jingling key chains cone of silence lies about adoption mother theresa stories integrity and character issues lies keys houses cones lies about keating 5 lies about marital fidelity timelines lies character? ties to gramm ties to Saudi oil money campaign money from saudis bundled illegally cones keys houses

CHECK

[Swagman]

79. great..I have one winging it's way to Australia already !

[Uncle Joe]

81. I'm definitely buying that book.

Thanks for the reminder, autorank.:thumbsup:

[autorank]

83. You will appreciate both the argument and the craft

He sees it as his best book. Who am I to argue;)

[Uncle Joe]

85. I appreciate your judgment on such things.

;)

[Overseas]

84. Glad to see the book doing so well !! Hope it keeps rising. /nt

[Joanne98]

86. Imagine that. A popular book with NO bulk sales. The real thing.

[autorank]

91. I'm getting the message on that

I'll be sure to point that out next time out on this topic.

But that's how they did it for Corsi and others, even Gnewt had his bulk sales - in the form of
an advance from Murdoch's publishing house.

Keep up the great work!

[valerief]

87. Thanks. Must order. nt

[ailsagirl]

88. HUGE KUDOS FOR BUGLIOSI!!! n/t

[diane in sf]

90. I made it a point to buy this book

[ailsagirl]

94. kick

[kster]

96. K&R...nt

[nikto]

97. The only REAL question we should be asking is...

Lethal Injection

or

Electric Chair?



I'll go with Florida's, "sparky".

[kster]

98. You Forgot the Most Important Link

"When Bush runs out the clock on impeachment and you're looking for justice, send a copy of this book to your local prosecutor".

http://207.74.121.45/Prosecutor/proslist.htm

B-)

[autorank]

102. Thank YOU! I won't forget it again.

You are the thorough one. Vince will put on the research staff. Thanks for this.

Send a copy to your prosecutor. They'll be impressed.

Thanks kster!!!

[shanti]

99. k&r!

just bought one today on ebay!

[Kurovski]

101. K&R.

Gee. How come I ain't heard nothin' bout this on Regis & Kelly? Ellen?...Ellen? Ellen, are you there?

I adore you, my earthly Lord auto.

[BrklynLiberal]

103. K&R

[savistocate]

105. Love that stream list....houses houses infideity..add

lobbyists diamondbacks diamond deal no criticism herePOWPOW --oh it's long and sordid.

[and-justice-for-all]

104. Oh snap!

I will be buying a copy.

[Kurovski]

106. Kick. (nt)

[Kurovski]

108. Kick. (nt)

[autorank]

109. You're everywhere, with that picture...OMG!

:kick:

[Kurovski]

113. Aren't they adorable?

It's so nice that they still like to do things for their boy.

[Ilsa]

111. I bet this ranking doesn't have the asterisk for bulk sales

next to it like Corsi's book does. I could see bulk sales of something like Obama's books, but not this one. Glad it is making it to the top without manipulation.

[autorank]

112. You are right and that's one of the main points here!

Nothing but real citizens buying real books. 8 weeks on the charts, with no promo - even when they want to buy ads. No interviews for the top true crime author of ALL TIME. And they like him, but he's too effective and we couldn't have that - justice for the elite and their lackeys.

You will not be disappointed if you buy and read this book. Send it to your local prosecutor when you're done;)