Thank You Rick Perry: The End of Texas released. A shocking expose on Rick Perry's palling around with terrorists who tried to assassinate George W Bush

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(Free-Press-Release.com) October 2, 2011 -- Available at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005QRPHB4

A hard hitting expose of Rick Perry palling around with terrorists. The shocking story of the man who would be president supporting terrorists who tried to kill George W Bush and Bill Clinton, plotted to murder American soldiers, tried to murder Texas cops, kidnapped innocents, and extorted BILLIONS.

More than an expose, Thank You Rick Perry is also a work of alternate history showing how Perry's treason could have led to a shattered Texas. Militias would launch more campaigns of assassination and bombings. Loyal Americans would rise up against secession. Loyal patriots in the state, Mexican-Americans, Blacks, progressives, moderates, and non-treasonous conservatives would struggle to keep much of Texas in the USA, and would break away from Texas to form their own states.

A book for anyone asking the questions, "How could such an extremist as Perry be considered for president?" and "How can anyone claiming to be a loyal American favor secession and treason, and what can true patriots do to stop them?"

Thank You Rick Perry is also a thorough debunking of the John Wayne image of Texas, an incisive look at the real Texas, stripped of myths. The book is a salute by a lifelong Texan to the best parts of the state. Texas, far from being a land of rednecks or rigidly fundamentalist conservative Christians, also is diverse and modernizing land, a state with one third of its people who are Latinos, with one of the highest Muslim populations in the nation, and even a recently elected lesbian mayor of Houston. Texas is a state where one can find kosher chili and leftwing country music. It is that part of the state that must win out over its redneck past.

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