1886 pointillist painting Evening Honfleur Seurat
"I was walking along the road with two friends. The sun set. I felt a
tinge of melancholy. Suddenly the sky became a bloody red. I stopped,
leaned against the railing, dead tired. And I looked at the flaming
clouds that hung like blood and a sword over the blue-black fjord and
city. My friends walked on. I stood there, trembling with fright. And I
felt a loud, unending scream piercing nature >> Edvard Munch: The Scream, 1893"
Andrew Kreig uses his decades of investigative journalism talent to unmask the characters who have manipulated our democratic institutions. His formidable sources and sophisticated insights will enable elected officials, journalists, professors, and voters to evaluate the power interests that were at stake in the 2012 elections and for the future.
This is a frightening book that challenges all of us to act bravely. We must rouse ourselves to prevent a small number of wealthy, cynical men from usurping the power that rightfully belongs to the American citizen. He identifies these men, reveals their motives, shows us how they intended to accomplish their goals, and thus puts all of us on notice in this powerful exposé.
• Lillian McEwen, author, D.C. Unmasked and Undressed
Andrew Kreig was for many years a respected reporter for the Hartford Courant and author of Spiked. He went on to lead with distinction the Wireless Communications Association and the Justice Integrity Project. These efforts help provide the intimate knowledge of the Washington, national, and global affairs required for such ambitious reporting.
• Robert Ames Alden, former president of the National Press Club, co-founder and former president of the National Press Foundation, and former Washington Post World News editor
Thought provoking. Controversial. Presidential Puppetry is sure to raise lots of eyebrows. One of those books that inspires readers to look deep beneath the surface.
• John Perkins, best-selling author of Confessions of an Economic Hit Man and other books Four decades ago, I described shocking abuses of the troops and taxpayers when I went on the record with Jack Anderson following my resignation from CIA service in Indochina during the Vietnam era. The situation is far worse now.
Four decades ago, I described shocking abuses of the troops and taxpayers when I went on-the-record with Jack Anderson following my resignation from CIA service in indochina during the Vietnam era. The situation is far worse now.
• John Kelly, former news editor at NBC-TV and CBS-TV, and former CIA officer
Presidential Puppetry gives remarkable insight into how our Constitution has disintegrated at the hands of a few secret oligarchs who are calling the shots in domestic and foreign affairs. And if anyone should know the subject it would be the author, who is one of the best investigative journalists in the country.
• John Edward Hurley, Washington commentator, civic leader, and historian
Veteran investigative journalist Andrew Kreig delves deep into the underbelly of Washington politics, coming up with startling new revelations that are bound to shake up the status quo.
• Dick Russell, author, The Life and Ideas of James Hillman, On the Trail of the JFK Assassins, and other books
This is clearly the worst of times in many decades, perhaps since the Civil War. The problem that a writer has is that you can write this, explain it, argue it, prove it. But, in the end, the reader and friends have to do something about it.
• Sam Smith, Progressive Review publisher, DC Statehood movement co-founder, and author of books that include Shadows of Hope, Captive Capital, and Why Bother?
Andrew Kreig’s keen investigative skills, outstanding authoring, and established track record make his aptly titled, Presidential Puppetry, a ready source of vital information.
• Ron Fisher, Captain, U.S. Navy (retired) and Chair, WeThePeopleNow.org
Andy Kreig is the man to see in Washington, DC to report the most important stories, and overcome media self-censorship.
• Dana Jill Simpson, progressive political analyst, and president, Election Protection Action
Andrew Kreig reveals the unvarnished truth about our political system, which we never get from the corporate media…A powerful indictment and a must read if you care about true democracy.
• Richard Charnin, author, Matrix of Deceit
National politics has never been a very wholesome game. But the odor of wholesale deception and cynical choreography has been ripening of late into an overpowering stench that our media seems hell-bent on spraying with Febreze. Kreig connects the myriad of dots, from corrupt and cynical jurisprudence, to the ruthlessly edited candidates’ playbook, to outright computerized election theft. What emerges is a pointillist “big picture” of terrifying impact.
Imagine a Seurat rendition of “The Scream,” and you’ll get the idea. All of this is well researched and powerfully written. No book bearing 1,200 endnotes can be said to be a romp. But Kreig carries us on a wave-crest across an ocean of alarming, and often outraging, reality. Presidential Puppetry shows us our time, shorn of its crowd-pleasing decorations.
• Jonathan D. Simon, director, Election Defense Alliance and author, Code Red
As I read key portions of Andrew Kreig’s book, I had the feeling that its insights could make good leaders better, and could give bad ones serious concern that their ongoing injustices have been exposed in a way that demands remedial public action.
• Clifford Arnebeck, public interest attorney challenging the integrity of recent Ohio elections
Presidential Puppetry provokes. It is not for those who can’t handle the truth, or even entertain what might well be the truth. Andrew Kreig’s legal and technical experience complements his fearless, well-documented investigative approach. What we get is a barrel of moist mortar to trowel between the bricks of what we thought we knew.
Have you found yourself wondering who really runs this country? Or what ever happened to Obama – or to Petraeus? Or what befell Eric Massa, a too-fresh freshman Congressman from upstate New York? Kreig provides much spicier food for thought than the pap “everyone knows.” One strain running through the text is that lesser officials risk brutal reprisal should they offend the really powerful by digging into sensitive areas off limits to them.
The release of Presidential Puppetry could hardly be better timed, as we are freshly reminded by WikiLeaks of the take-no-prisoners approach of archetypical Establishment figure Henry Kissinger, quoted in a State Department cable as saying, “The illegal we do immediately; the unconstitutional takes a little longer."
Kissinger and the other power brokers featured in this book are the kind against whom the framers of the Constitution tried to put restraints, lest they end up running the place. They are the quintessential “upper crust,” which my Irish grandmother defined as “a bunch of crumbs held together with a lot of dough.” Read the book. You’ll see.
• Ray McGovern, Steering Group, Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS)
A look behind the scenes in an uncompromising account of U.S. presidential politics. It’s a must-read for international readers.
• Eelco H. Dykstra, M.D., chairman, International Katrina Project Europe, based in The Hague
Buy and read this book. You’ll learn a lot more than you could have imagined, and you’ll start seeing the world, politics, and the justice system in a very different, clearer, smarter way. This book exposes the puppet masters who pull the strings of leading officials in both major U.S. parties, including Obama and Romney. It’s entertaining, cutting-edge reporting provides the kind of information that we in the independent press believe vital to informed decision-making.
As a publisher of Andrew Kreig’s work, I confess to looking forward to publishing Andrew’s postings, because he is an investigative journalist combined with constitutional scholarship extraordinaire. This book takes his investigations to the next level, connecting the dots to unveil a big picture that is startling yet not surprising at all.
The book goes into great depth, showing the connections behind the candidates. For example, I’ve written that Mitt Romney should be regarded as “Bishop Romney” because his experience in that LDS post is longer and more relevant to voters than his single term as governor. Kreig’s book amplifies that theme into a full historical context found nowhere else regarding Bishop Romney and his ascendancy within the revamped, tea party-oriented GOP. The book applies similar treatment to President Obama and many more U.S leaders.
The author has been a respected OpEdNews contributor for years. So I am not surprised this book’s revelations have enduring and even global significance.
• Rob Kall, publisher of OpEdNews.com, host of The Rob Kall Bottom-Up Radio Show, and blogger for Huffington Post
Presidential Puppetry: Obama, Romney and Their Masters
[SIDEBAR: Seurat committed suicide, he became more and more obsessed with POINTILLISM and it drove him, insane. Munch painted THE SCREAM and it's how he felt, the death of his sister unnaturally, tragically, caused his artist persona to paint how we suffer when a grim reaper isn't called, not by the love. A source that doesn't have the right to kill innocence, practices the death cult.
WE MUST ALL SCREAM now, in this time of our beloveds all, unnaturally dead, and the predators that have a sickness which kills, need to SEE the resurrected miracles ~
READ THE BOOK, enlightenment isn't fluff. http://www.presidentialpuppetry.com/
The inner guru isn't committed to non-violence in waking up to the SCREAM. Artists' have an idea about how to co-create, rip flesh off and the angel within gets to do the work that is an act of pure spontaneity, when the 'ego' gets out of the way. How to 'understand' POINTILLISM of our 'government' programming US into stark raving madness >> the criminally insane must not be allowed to 'lead' any longer]. to be continued
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