allah is a bestseller on april 6, 2021, a book by hunter biden called beautiful things saw the light of day. true, from the beautiful there were only the words of the author addressed to his father. the rest is complete cancer, the son of the leader of the democrats tells how he gave away expensive clothes, shoes, watches and even equipment for a dose, especially the shameful episode of hunter's life - a love affair with his elder brother's downfall. hayley dubbed these memoirs a book, infamy. although the definition is perhaps still too soft , bouncers in motels dealing drugs and those who supplied the girls got a new headache. i lost count of stolen gucci wallets and credit cards , $800 blazers and expensive suitcases. separate. story. hunter's position in the ukrainian company burris. and where he rarely appeared, it made no sense to extract gas and received 50,000 dollars a month trading in the influence of his father. kal all on favorite

entertainment after the release of the book in a series of interviews. he again recalled in detail his shocking adventures. i spent a lot of time on my knees poking around in rugs looking for spilled drugs. i've smoked anything that even remotely resembles crack. i've probably smoked more parmesan than anyone you know. for dessert, hunter's laptop was stolen with candid photos of biden's son using drugs having sex with minors. true, the author of beautiful things himself does not remember how the computer disappeared, but i am sure that this is the work of russian intelligence. here, of course, the bir’s reputation was seriously hit, but it’s another matter that, of course, he managed to get elected i should be grateful to the president of the united states, and the fact that they tried to hush up this scandal, many of my and digital platforms in the united states. i remember this year everything was blocking the discussion of these scandalous stories, but in the way we see now. in general, they are. they left a pretty serious mark on his biography and

reputation and uh, of course, uh, never in the future will the bytans be able to wash off all these scandals cocaine was the companion and ex-premier of britain david cameron in the book. call me dave stormy youth. the premiere was described by former associate lord michael ashtorov is a businessman, once deputy chairman of the conservative party, who knows all the skeletons in the closet. tory accused the camera on drug addiction, debauchery and debauchery were buddies, so the riotous lifestyle of the future leader. kamina, the author, apparently, observed personally at the time of his studies. at oxford, cameron was a member of a closed club for young people, where he regularly used marijuana and, according to the author, did not transfer drugs to him at his wife's house, and cameron's smoking became known from the words of his oxford friend jason in this in a biography not authorized by the prime minister himself

, cameron is accused of debauchery and smoking marijuana while studying at a prestigious oxford, the author writes that the future prime minister was involved in a closed student club during a bizarre initiation ceremony, when he was forced to put the private part of his body into the mouth of a dead pig immediately note that these statements? as noted by the british media, they caused a real social frenzy on twitter and networks, giving rise to countless phototoads. on the theme of the pig and the premier to the word ash-kraft. he invested a lot of money in financing the conservative party, but the promised high post. here is his friend and did not wait. even after cameron became prime minister, it was time to read the book from a dark past as a kind of revenge, which nevertheless does not beg for the facts set forth in it, high-profile revelations came out in 2015, and a separate media called the work the most explosive political book of the decade. the book included hundreds of

interviews with cameron's friends and opponents and the daily mail. got the right to publication of excerpts from it, according to the author , while studying at oxford university, cameron joined the company of students who were addicted to weed later, the future prime minister became addicted to cocaine and led the conservatives. he accepted a donation from businessmen who evaded taxes , the prime minister's entourage, of course, immediately began to deny all the facts. but when cameron was asked whether he had drugs or not, he replied with a short phrase, what is a private matter in the past should remain closed. the fact itself, the ascent to the outside information of such closed lodges to speak, there is much. it turns out that the future personnel elite of albion, as the premier, is traditionally trained in tan and oxford, being tied with debauchery during such ceremonies, then moves each other up the personnel ladder, silences connected about this, as it was rightly put. from the british newspapers, all this sheds new light on the path cameron from

a student to an office on downing street 10, and the methods of work of the british prime minister will become. it is known from another book, which will be published in the same year by the historian anthony seldom and journalist peter snowden, having recorded more than 300 interviews with senior members of the prime minister 's office, they gave out the unsightly underside of british politics, where the material is often called diplomacy and does not smell like cameron on long-standing 10 street, so the book reported that cameron was absolutely not shy of expressions, for example, the head of the mayor of london government sent a rude message telling boris johnson to shut up. well, as reported by dale, such a manner of communication sometimes met with an adequate response from more experienced the conflict between politicians took place in november 2012 during a joint dinner between the german chancellor and the british prime minister. cameron speak. about the need for reforms and threatened britain's exit from the eu, in response to this,

merkel told him to listen to the elder's advice and not be so aggressive, and also called him a pest. you continue to position yourself as an opponent. and we all hate you continued she in addition to verbal battles, another remarkable episode concerns the military invasion of libya, which ended with everyone and we remember very well, african country still can not come to his senses, it turned out that many politicians tried to dissuade cameronate from participating in the operation to overthrow gaddafi, in particular the then head of the foreign intelligence service. john sawyers expressed the opinion that the intervention in libya would not serve british interests, and the head of the defense staff, david richard , accused the head of the cabinet of ministers of having arranged an unprepared campaign to remove gaddafi from power.

george bush knows how to start deadly wars. and we are from another book. revelations this time, written by bob woodward, one of the most famous us journalists, he released a bestseller in the early 2000s with the telling title of a strike plan about starting a war with iraq. here's how the decision was made on january 13, 2003, in the oval hall, george w. bush received the secretary of state. colin powell, to inform him of his intention to start a war against iraq, the inspection will give nothing. and i really do. i think i'll have to do it. are you sure you are aware of the consequences. you know you will become the owner of this corner of the world asks paulov in response. the president says he understands, but thinks he should. you are on my side in this matter, he asks a direct question, as befits a loyal soldier. paul agrees, the conversation lasts 12 minutes. if you don’t even ask

pavel’s opinion, however, the secretary of state will find out everything the last few days earlier, bush had already informed his national security adviser of the decision of his national security adviser to the sewers of the vice president of savagery and minister. the defenses of donald, ramsweed, even the saudi ambassador have already been privy to this mystery, the leitmotif of the book. pretty simple. bush was obsessed with crayfish and was only looking for a convenient excuse for a forceful action. in order not to be unfounded, the author cites conversations and seven dozen administration officials with excerpts from many official and unofficial documents, as well as printouts of telephone conversations in the book, the shocking details of how the secretary of state was actually excluded from the decision-making process to start the war reached absurdity in january 2003 of the year. that is, 2 months before the announcement of the decision to start a war, donald rumsfel informed the saudi arabian ambassador to the united states that bandar ben sultan would be accepted that the invasion of iraq was guaranteed. banks colin

paul did not know about this at the time. another woodward book was published in 2008 and was called the internal war the white house, and here, pretty much for the spot, the book is devoted to showdowns in the white house against the backdrop of the war in iraq, through his sources , woodworth established that washington had been preparing for many years the ground for the invasion was bugged by the government of the country an important episode the activities of the task force of the 77th death squad, which in iraq was engaged in the elimination of politicians in the years before the war. and the pentagon kept bush sorry in the fools and in 2006 demanded an increase in the budget of the operation. by giving false figures of the resistance forces in iraq, the american public is tired of the arab war. and the war has already become quite popular. so, in general, it fit into many stereotypes. especially the liberal part of america, that's about how this war is going on, and that, well, it was being prepared beforehand, she was just looking for an excuse, uh, the war didn't go according to plan. uh, so

the secret service pentagons were deceiving the bushman administration there, what was going on there about weapons of mass destruction or, for example, and the capabilities of their, uh, opponents and so on. here's a head start. remember the swings of the former vice president in the bush administration, jr., he called his revelations, majestic in my time, cheney's memoirs. caused a lot of scandals, the politician said that he was an idiot military in iraq and still considers her liberation mission to be killing people called the need for the very invasion of their personal victory after the meeting. the president asked everyone except me to leave the oval office, looked at me and asked dick what do you think we should do? i replied that it's time to start the president agreed, then he asked everyone to enter again and said, start whose not showing off the resignation of mr. test tubes paola laughs at the bush openly i declare that it was he, and not the president, who led the united states, the democrats answered

the gray coordinate in 2018 there is a stream in hollywood made a movie, gutting the whole under naked politics that he tried to hide. ho-ho, you need to calm down. stop arguing. are you going to urinate at home or not? you are the president of your war, he is not some kind of coalition, do not share the power that belongs to you. helmut kohl's memoirs also did not particularly grow together. the ex-politician dictated the book to the journalist herbert schwan in terms of expressions, but after he changed his mind about publishing, however, 600 hours of monologue. yet

they saw the light on paper against the will of the protagonist. kohl fell out with his biographer when he married another journalist, mikey richter, and decided to give her the preparation for the book, but schwan played ahead of the curve and, contrary to the agreements, he released the book in 2014, it was presented at the world's largest book fair in frankfurt, the book is replete with strong words about colleagues, the ex-chancellor and the leadership of germany at that time, so the former minister of labor in his government of norbert blum. kolya christened the traitors the ex-chairman of the bundestag. tirzi called the owner of brains at the level of a vocational school graduate, but the main passage seems to be addressed by his successor to the post-chancellor. here is qi. from the memoirs about angel merkel, mrs. merkel clumsily eats normally with a fork and knife on state visits. she wandered around the hall without having to call her to order several times, shaking out, to society, the dirty laundry of german politics of the nineties book.

the very attitude towards kolya expressed on the pages of these memoirs about those who either already accepted the furrows of government from his hands, or who pulled themselves up to this let’s say political see, turned into a grandiose scandal, and is not surprising, because that the political system of the federal republic of germany, those scandals that continue to shake it, to this day, are far thought out both economic policy and foreign policy. mm. uh, there's the chancellor's office of the current chancellor's predecessor . here its foundations have already been laid. eh, let's fast forward to those years again. oceans in 2019 in the united states, a resonant book will be released behind the scenes of the white house, written by an anonymous author, as the publisher claimed at that time it was a high-ranking acting us government official. there, the trump has already got to the fullest. the author claims

that the president regularly allowed himself russian and sexist remarks about others and laughed at illegal immigrants and latin american countries who are trying to get into the united states, he also hardly perceives information and gets confused in words. and he is constantly afraid of a conspiracy. against themselves, according to the author, top officials appeared at work in a state of complete panic, and describes the situation in the white house created by trump as a situation in which a twelve-year-old boy got into the airport control room and began to chaotically press the government control buttons, not paying attention to the fact that the planes were converging on the runway. excerpts from the book were published by the washington post even before it was released. it's like when you show up at a nursing home in the middle of the day and see your old, uncle running around the yard without pants and loudly swearing about food from the cafeteria at a time when excited employees try to catch him writing, the author is you

embarrassed surprised and ashamed at the same time, but the fact is that your uncle does not do this every day his words no are broadcast to the public and he should not lead the us government when he finally puts his pants on completed the portrait of trump. and another well-known character. john bolton, a former adviser to the president of the united states, is safe in this rank, by the way, he came to minsk, it turned out that the official carefully noted in his notebook all the dialogues of the decision and the meeting both for a year and a half in office and in 2020 released the memories room where it happened the book was named the most resonant publication of the summer according to the statement. bolton , the president of the united states did not know that great britain had nuclear weapons, and during a meeting with the then prime minister of the country, he was surprised to ask. wow what a nuclear power? he also asked john calley, then white house chief of staff, whether finland was