Who wants to be president?

Who Wants to Be President? Alex Andelonard
What if thoughts could overthrow a dictator? What if fire can cleanse the corruption? What if a revolution could start with a single photograph?
The story is about how people can try to overthrow a dictator in a rather unusual, unconventional way.
After all, any idea manifests itself at a certain and designated time.
Ideas - whose time has come - have enormous power.
The book (Who Wants to Be President?) tells the story of Alexei Petrovich, a man who accidentally finds himself in a complex web of political intrigue and personal vendetta. When his grandson Anton is unfairly accused of plotting against the government, Alexei Petrovich must fight against his country's authoritarian, corrupt political system in the most unusual ways. To clear his name, reveal the truth, and secure the release of his grandson. The book paints a vivid picture of a society in which corruption runs deep, democratic values are completely suppressed, the population is cornered by harsh anti-people laws, and the desire for power trumps moral integrity. A compelling story that resonates with today's political climate and questions the invulnerability of dictatorial rulers.
People have known and used magic since time immemorial. All magical rituals are based on supernatural, immaterial forces, incomprehensible and therefore not yet recognized by science.
Magical and paranormal phenomena and abilities have much in common, since they use forces and factors that cannot be explained scientifically.
All living beings and people are not just material bodies. There is something in them other than matter, and therefore they are able to perceive what is beyond the physical world.