This book in essence hovers around the title, which is pretty self explanatory in terms of the general content, but it follows on and ties in directly with about five of my other books - all which relate to society, the state of world affairs, social problems, law and order, wars, corruption of politicians and society, as well as a very focused book called "It's their turn". It's their turn, is a book which focuses on a trial run for groups of young women in clusters to take over on a 5 year trial period the running of top administration positions in all governments. I go into facts and explain as to why I suggest it, the causes and effects, and the reasoning etc etc etc. So this book does not sit in isolation at all, but is in fact a sensible, tangible launch pad for an actual case scenario. I think it will be prudent to in fact extract some of the contents of that book, It's their turn, and drop it into this book for cross reference purposes, as pretty much every thing in that books underpins this one - so I will try extract relevant key points in doing so. I will discuss in this book some various topics, scenarios around the world, and of course the USA, all which I think are fundamental talking points towards finding some kind of sense in the huge mess we are finding world wide politically, economically, socially etc.
Before I get into all those topics, points, discussion areas, I will begin by saying I have chosen four women as a starter block, launch site if you will for this whole scenario in the USA - and I will go through things in more detail and hopefully all will make some kind of sense.
The four women I have picked as the centre piece / focus for this book, have different skill sets and I will note, this book is not about going on and on about them and going through their whole backgrounds, but I will briefly cover their potential contribution capacity. I have picked these four as way of suggesting for a change some real tangible chance at change to the political environment in the USA....and to happen in line with the suggestions in the book, I thought I might as well start somewhere. So I am starting with them.
