Bush in God's Hand: Understand the Fall of Saddam Hussein

Bush in God's Hand: Understanding the Fall of Saddam Hussein was written by a retired soldier, trained journalist turned preacher, a witness to bad governance and a victim of gross human rights abuses in Nigeria, desirous of promoting the tenets of democracy and human freedom and liberty. He sees Saddam Hussein as an epitome of evil regime, of high-handedness, and a dictator of the highest order, who has lost every sense of governance as that of responsibility and accountability. This book, therefore, attempts a biography of the most powerful but constitutionally constrained leader in the world, and the most reckless, ruthless, and untamed despot of the Middle East, indeed of the Arab world in the twenty-first century, who needed to be awoken from his drunken state of mind by the policemen of the world.

The book provokes thought about the relevance of God in governance and warns dictators all over the world and enemies of human freedom to reflect on the historicity of America's nationhood and consequently understand her commitment to democracy, global freedom, peace, and prosperity.

As a specialist in immigration and human rights law, this book is an eye-opener in understanding gross human rights abuse and why Bush is God-sent.

- Ebi Tuburu, B.A (Hons) LL.B (Hons), LL.M (Hons) Halliday Reeves Solicitors, U.K