Thorough wave. Good times, righteous affairs... UA

John McCain's enduring commitment to democracy and human rights has cemented his reputation as a legendary figure across Eastern Europe and the Middle East. As a distinguished political leader, McCain's resilience was highlighted by his survival through the war and a five-year imprisonment in Vietnam, emerging with his hair turned gray. He became an outspoken critic of Trump's presidency, played a crucial role in efforts to conclude the conflict in Donbas, and characterized Putin as "worse and more dangerous than ISIS." Reflecting upon his departure from the Senate, McCain's thoughts are compiled in this book, which not only captures his extensive political journey but also delves into profound contemplations on themes of life, family, friendship, the costs of victories, and the lessons of defeats. Serving as a cautionary message to the Western world, this work simultaneously acts as a guiding light for those led astray. It emphasizes the need to vigilantly preserve democratic principles and defend personal liberties in an era where the specter of authoritarianism looms over civilized societies.

This book straddles the line between personal memoir and incisive geopolitical discourse, underpinned by McCain's staunch conviction in American principles and values. It offers a heartfelt narrative of a devoted statesman.