George Bush on the Planet of Xul

This satiric commentary on the Bush administration describes the feelings of those who strongly disagree with the policies of President George W. Bush. Set on another planet, George Bush on the Planet of Xul centers on the concept that only through the eyes of a total stranger to American culture, such as a space alien, can one fully grasp the extent to which Bush is destroying all that is wonderful in America. Author Fred H. Stopsky believes that aliens, after extended conversations with Bush and his followers, would flee to their spaceships and establish barriers to prevent human infestation of the universe. Stopsky captures the madness of those in leadership positions who appear determined to foster continual destruction of the environment and of American relations with the rest of the world. When confronted with opposition, Stopsky believes that Bush has only one recourse: violence, whether physical or mental. George Bush on the Planet of Xulshowcases the inherent nastiness pervading the Bush administration. For those who dislike George W. Bush, George Bush on the Planet of Xul is a source of laughter and commiseration.