The Road to Bushkrieg

About the Book

The book is a pseudo journal in verse. The poetic daily entries cover the period from August 22. 2002 to May 31, 2003. Most of the more than 230 entries are topical; they take their inspiration from the endless succession of follies perpetrated by the George W. Bush gang. At the zenith of this historically ill-considered chain of blunders, the United States, population verging on 300,000,000, sent armed forces more than 7,000 miles to attack a tinhorn dictator and his 27,000,000 minions. The launch date was March 19-20, 2003, a moment that nearly five years later lives in increasing infamy.

About the Author

Bill Keefe, the author of The Road to Bushkrieg, served in the U. S. Army and the U. S. Information Agency from 1943 to 1954, primarily in Germany. From 1954-1961 he was a free-lance writer in Spain and the U. S. He then worked in his hometown, Oak Park, Illinois as an editor and communications consultant until 1967, when he founded his own organization, Action Research Institute, specializing in industrial consulting and phases of writing and research. A current events buff, he has been free-lancing exclusively for more than a decade. He has some 25 books to his credit.