Russ’ book does focus upon the “resource extraction complex,” especially the ‘all bui’ness’ (how Texans pronounce it). Read FoS and you will learn so much you can’t take it in in one reading.

I have seen your Alex Jones interview, and heard you on the Ron Reagan show. I haven’t read your book, but will do so soon. You provide great background for a book I have in mind called “The Rockefeller Legacy”. While you are quite enthralled by the dominance of our “military/Industrial complex”, I still believe our politics and our economy revolve around the production and consumption of petroleum. I says this knowing no country on the face of the planet produces more weapons (from handguns to nukes) than the good ole USA. But consider also that the single largest world consumer of petroleum products is the US military.

Consider that I spent two of my four year college career at Yale with Dubya, and played basketball against him. Despite being president of a notorious fraternity on campus, no one considered him presidential material.

At the time, the son of a congressman, he was viewed as no more than a party animal. No one checked on Poppy. I can give you more, but there isn’t space here.

Nothing you’ve discovered suprises me, but ther is more to be learned. Let’s communicate.

Bill Kielty

Read the book and you will be astonished by all the “coincidences” Mr. Baker has unearthed. I’ve re-read many chapters because there’s so much information packed into Family of Secrets. I, like Mr. Baker, am no conspiracy theorist, but there are certain facts he has uncovered that have opened my eyes about a number of events.

This is THE book about the Bushes.