Inside the Mind of President Biden

What are the real thoughts inside the mind of President Biden? What scheme does he know about the coronavirus crisis and the Obama administration's close ties with Beijing? How are the extreme severity of the coronavirus's spread in America, Beijing's genocide in Uyghur, Hong Kong's suppression, and space beings closely related to each other? The coronavirus death toll in America alone has just now reached over 500,000 people-matching the death toll of three wars which includes World War II. From his desire to save the people in this age of crisis who are living in this world, leading religious leader, world teacher, and opinion leader, Master Ryuho Okawa, gives us a look inside the inner thinking and truths about President Joe Biden. In this book, you will find what President Biden's real mind, value judgments, sense of righteousness and religious faith, and inner character are. You'll discover whether his capacity can truly fulfill the responsibilities of an American president and a major world leader, and the way he views the battle between democracy and totalitarianism that we are now really witnessing. These pages show how President Biden compares with former president Donald Trump and his spirit of chivalry, the spirit of bushido. "The fall of the nation is coming in the name of 'strategic patience.' Later generations shall correctly tell about Mr. Trump who cried repeatedly to 'Make America Great Again.'" ― Ryuho Okawa, Preface―

Ryuho Okawa is a World Teacher, Master and CEO of Happy Science Group (a global utopian movement), and international best-selling author with a simple goal: to help people find true happiness and create a better world. Okawa's deep compassion and sense of responsibility for the happiness of each individual has prompted him to publish over 2,800 titles of religious, spiritual, and self-development teachings, covering a broad range of topics including how our thoughts influence reality, the nature of love and the path to enlightenment. Okawa also writes on topics of management, the economy, and the relationship between religion and politics in a global context. Okawa's books have been translated into 31 languages, and many of them have become best-selling titles, with over 100 million copies sold worldwide.