About the Book and its Author

“A compelling read…(Redd) throws light into the dark corners of the abuse of power with an urgent argument for bringing the guilty to justice.”
- Hugh Moore, WQNA Radio, Springfield, Illinois

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In his Inaugural Address on January 20, 1961, John Fitzgerald Kennedy stood in front of the steps of the U.S. Capitol and inspired a nation with hope, unity and a new frontier.

He summoned America to battle the common enemies of man: tyranny, poverty, disease and war.  Kennedy charged all Americans, “Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.”  This website, which introduces the potential Pulitzer Prize winning book, Blood on Their Hands: How Callous Conservatives Capitalize onClueless Constituents is one of the ways I have chosen to do for my country—the land I call home—the land that I love.  The book is cathartic in a great sense.  It will allow readers the opportunity to vent their frustrations held over from the 2004 election in which the majority of Americans felt it necessary to retain incompetence, immorality, bigotry, hypocrisy, hatred and blatant buffoonery.  The book will inspire readers to call upon their congressmen to begin investigations and indictments against George W. Bush, Richard B. Cheney and a host of others for crimes against humanity.

I remember vividly calling the Jim Leach Show the morning after the 2004 election.  “WMAY, you’re on the air,” Jim bellowed as he was broadcasting from his downtown studio.  “I feel like I just got hit by a bus,” was my first comment.  “I feel a kind of emptiness inside…disappointment, frustration, anger and outrage.”  “Jim,” I continued as I was reliving the moment Ohio put George W. Bush over the top, “Are Americans really this stupid?”  A few weeks following that phone call, I began to vent my frustration by jotting down notes about Bush’s dismal and disastrous first term.  This act helped, but it didn’t feel like enough.  Following the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, I remember thing, “somebody ought to write a book.”  It was around Saint Patrick’s Day 2005, I decided, “that ‘somebody,’ ought to be me!”

- Forrest Redd

 

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Say “No!”

To Right-Wing

Propaganda

 

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Forrest Redd

The author of “Blood on Their Hands” is a seasoned Army veteran that has served America during Operation Desert Storm and Operation Joint Guard. He has degrees from both Southern Illinois University and Western Illinois University. After years of concern for his country, Mr Redd researched and put into writing ‘Blood on Their Hands’ as a “letter to America” in hopes of enlightening the nation to the corruption and illegal practices of the Bush Administration.

 

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Other Reviews

“Truly an historically accurate blockbuster of fact which will enlighten those who read it.”
- David Pearce , United States Navy, Iraq War Veteran, VFA 105

“From a business and economic standpoint, Blood on Their Hands colorfully depicts the toxic corruption inside the Bush White House. An eye-opener…”
- Sue Ellen Kunz, MBA

“A genuinely authentic and masterful work which eloquently captures the American psyche. A must read for all Americans, this book reveals the fundamental explanation as to how George W. Bush and Company capitalized on the ignorance of many.”
- Ramona Kennedy, NCAC, MA

“A factual, timeless, and emotionally-moving page-turner which will live on from election to election…Blood on Their Hands will inspire countless readers who may sincerely believe that their voices go unheard. Describing the dark cloud which beset American during the George W. Bush administration. (Redd) has given us the only book ever written which combines politics, quantum physics, cosmology, and spirituality.”
- Henry Holmes, Literary Agent, Literary Market Place, and Marquis Who’s Who in Media & Communications