An attack on the mind - how the policies of fear, confidentiality, and blind confidence mislead the wise decision -making process, and it falls at the level of democracy and exposes America and the world at risk

When President George W. Bush American forces invading Iraq were seventy percent of Americans believed that Saddam Hussein is related to the events of September 11th, and when those in charge of opinion polls asked the two votes to write a list of the most prominent of their minds about the election campaign, they mentioned two TV advertisements for George Bush who were taking advantage of people's concerns From terrorism as the author. The author notes that we are now in an era in which the short TV advertisement has the greatest impact on shaping American voters, and America itself was under the control of a less interested administration than any previous administration to provide facts to citizens; There is something related to this matter and exceeds it, which is the lack of this administration to take care of the process through which it documents the facts, including the open survey that includes unexpected facts; Rather, it will lead to unexpected conclusions. How did the United States reach this level? Any amount of harm has affected American democracy and its roles as a sponsor of its national security and a guardian of the greatest world?! Former Vice President Al Gour is based on long experience in politics, as well as a wide scientific experience that appears in his authorship of a book (an attack on the mind); The book is a strong statement that provides a deep vision of the vital role of the mind in a healthy democracy. This captivating, captivating book will be convinced many readers that the Earth is really at risk. Washington Post. A simplified, clear, dispersed and direct influencing introduction about the so -called global warming. The New York Times. Obeikan Publishing