New book: “If I Were King, Advice for President Trump”

New book: “If I Were King, Advice for President Trump”

by Jon Rappoport

May 2, 2017

This is about answers, and visions of a better country.

Editor Harry Blazer has assembled a book in which a number of authors discuss what they would do if they were King. I have a chapter in the book. Among the other authors: Catherine Austin Fitts; Pepe Escobar; Dmitry Orlov.

Here is the intro at Amazon, where you can order the book:

“Leading alternative researchers and authors weigh in on the new administration in If I Were King: Advice for Donald Trump. From humor to detailed analysis, If I Were King is first introduced through the economic lens of investment analyst Catherine Austin Fitts, after which The Premise takes charge: ‘You have been elected King of the USA by a supermajority of the popular vote and have the support of the masses and a mandate for change. You have full authority to do whatever you want. There is no Congress. There is no Supreme Court. Whatever you declare becomes “the way.” You cannot be assassinated. You can choose the amount of time you want to rule, and when you are ready to step down, you can put in place whatever form of government you think will best serve the nation going forward. What would you do?’”

The book not only offers a wide range of solutions to problems, it provokes the reader to come up with his own ideas.

Why not answers? Why not visions? Why not a better country?

This book ultimately taps into a universal desire to change the way “business” is done in the world. It also provokes the reader to go beyond piecemeal ideas and actually flesh out his own big picture. This is something that should be happening at every college in the world, and wherever citizens gather.

I would like to see the book form the basis for ongoing discussion groups. Start one yourself. Help others shake out the cobwebs so they can think about a country and a world that truly reflects hearts, intelligent minds, and creative innovations.

Jon Rappoport has worked as a free-lance investigative reporter for over 30 years. http://nomorefakenews.com/