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The Two Faces of George Bush

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Sutton was a remarkable researcher and a great author.
Sutton's book "The two faces of George Bush" is a brief and fascinating critical evaluation of the Bush family and their legacy !!

It was a good inspireing book. right up there with all of americas other fanous authers!

Written about George I, this angry polemic is more pamphlet than book, and though hard on rhetoric it is short on credibility. In fact, unfounded accusations seem to be about all it has to offer, along with a healthy dose of right wing paranoia. The author makes much of poppy's membership in the Skull And Bones fraternity, which may in fact be a secret satanic cabal bent on world domination, but is probably just a college drinking club. It also includes the expected references to the tri-lateral commission, the council on foreign affairs, the UN, The Rockefellers, and other radical right boogies (although no mention is made of black helicopters). A previous owner of my copy felt the need to underline Rockefeller's name and note the dread word `liberal' in the margin, this is the audience that Sutton is going for. The fact that he relies on Bo Gritz as a source does not exactly lend him credibility. For those unfamiliar, Gritz is a radical gun nut and anti-Semite with militia connections who is famous for his efforts to find Vietnam MIAs and to expose the Jewish world conspiracy. The author also spends a lot of time trying to establish that poppy, in addition to being an internationalist (read: TRAITOR) is a wimp. Sutton's baseless accusations of drug use and infidelity would be amusing if they were less poorly presented, but they come off as simply mean spirited. I give the author some credit for mentioning Prescott Bush's Nazi connections but this is not exactly designed as a serious work, the book is not even compelling to fanatic Bush haters like, well, me. Should have been written in all caps.