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EVERYBODY HAS AN OPINION...

by S.D.King Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:43 AM

At least Americans finally care about events going on in the world!!!


EVERYBODY HAS AN OPINION AND AN ANGLE AND A SLANT AND ARE CREATING THEIR MOVEMENTS PROACTIVELY (EVEN FICTIONALLY) AND THAT'S GOOD!

LET'S JUST HOPE WE ALL VOTE.

I myself am anti-Bush because I have learned too much which makes me conclude that he is obviously not genuinely for the people American, Iraqi, nor otherwise.

He's for himself and those billionaires whom are the supporters and true benefactors of his regime.

Those people who support Bush and are not excessively wealthy in this country have really, in my opinion, fallen for that one... HOOK, LINE, AND SINKER!

PEACE & JUSTICE,
S.D.King



Anyone other than Bush in 2004.



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Yes, the stupid unwashed

by Oliver Boliver Butt Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 7:26 AM

of this nation have been duped by this ignorant Texan. If 70% of Americans approve of this president, it can only prove that 70% of Americans are NASCAR watching bumpkins, which we all know to be true anyway.

Why can't EVERYONE go to Berkely? Then we'd have an enlightened world, finally.

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Berkely?!

by daveman Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 9:02 AM

You mean the University of Soviet Socialist Republics?

Better dead than Red in the head.
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Hmmmm

by systemfailure Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 9:11 AM

I think its spelled
"Berkeley"
A fine institution
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Hmmmm

by daveman Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 11:00 AM

I think periods are an important part of punctuation.
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Serendipity

by Sarah N. Dippity Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 2:33 PM

This story was printed from The Independent Journal.
Site URL: http://www.theindependentjournal.com/.
------------------------------------------------------------------------

Welcome to the Fourth Reich!
Manic Monday

Sandra Monday, Columnist 
April 21, 2003

    Here it is, The Truth. Many have told me you won't care, that you will call it irrelevant. The truth is that we are in the midst of the Fourth Reich. I know it sounds absurd, but it's true. President George W. Bush's grandfather, Prescott Bush, was a NAZI SYMPATHIZER. He personally financed the building of over 40 concentration camps including Auschwitz. How did he do this and how does this relate to "Junior?" Let me explain.
     "On October 20, 1942, the U.S. government ordered the seizure of Nazi German banking operations in New York City which were being conducted by Prescott Bush. Under the Trading With the Enemy Act, the government took over the Union Banking Corporation in which Bush was a director. The U.S. Alien Property Custodian seized Union Banking Corp.'s stock shares, all of which were owned by Prescott Bush, E. Roland "Bunny" Harriman, three Nazi executives and two other associates of Bush."
     (Chaitkin and Tarpley, George Bush: the Unauthorized Biography)
     If you don't think it's important that Prescott Bush had four companies seized including the Holland-American Trading Corporation or the Seamless Steel Equipment Association as well as the Silesian-American Corporation, then you are in denial. The fact is that President Bush's family played a pivotal part in financing Adolph Hitler's takeover of Germany. Prescott Bush was a legal front man for the Nazis and the entire Bush fortune was built off of the Hitler Project. The New York Tribune had exposed Bush, whom it called "Hitler's Angel."
     What does this have to do with Junior you might say? Well, it's elementary my dear Watson. Prescott's son George Bush followed suit by being the first to sell the Japanese the gasoline that was used on the attack on Pearl Harbor . (GlenYeadon, From the Street of Little Beirut)
     George the first has finished his father's work and retained many of the family's connections with Nazi associations, the same associations that have benefited George Junior. Could it be that naming a "department of homeland security" after the S.S.'s famous reference as being the "department of Home Nation Police" is just a coincidence?
     There is also the Reichstag fire in Germany, in which Hitler allowed a few famous German buildings to be torched by a feeble-minded simpleton who he aided and abetted beforehand, then later used the fires as an excuse to "tighten security" and "suspend the German constitution." This is just as Bush is using 9-11 as an excuse to pass the Patriot Act and suspend our constitutional rights. In the same vein he is blocking out any meaningful debate on the mainstream media such as Fascist A.M. radio where Clear Channel, which has tight Republican connections, owns most of the radio stations.
     No, you will never see any of this in the mainstream media, even if you yell it from the rooftops. Even if you scream it at the top of your lungs, the bewildered herd will pass you as it stops-up its ears to protect denial. Yes, George Bush became a master propaganda artist and one can tell that he took extra time studying Hitler's book, Mein Kampf, which got him his best C at Yale ever.
     "All propaganda must be popular and its intellectual level must be adjusted to the most limited intelligence among those it is addressed to. Consequently, the greater the mass it is intended to reach, the lower its purely intellectual level will have to be. But if, as in propaganda for sticking out a war, the aim is to influence a whole people, we must avoid excessive intellectual demands on our public, and too much caution cannot be extended in this direction."
     Well, I guess that says it all in a nutshell. Only one place can say it better, with entertaining music from A Clockwork Orange, an interesting photo collage and funny lyrics in one comical Internet documentary: www.takebackthemedia.com/bushnonazi.html.
    I highly recommend it if you want to develop a sense of humor about the whole situation. Until then, Heil Bush!
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Prescott Bush = fascist

by Simpleton Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 2:45 PM

Let's see if Simpleton Simon chooses to comment on this.
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Simple

by Simple Simon Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:18 PM

This person is spreading misinformation. Let me be more precise. This person is a damn liar.

George W. Bush's best grade at Yale was in Anthropology. I sincerely doubt that he had to do a book report on Mein Kampf in Anthropology class.

Look, his transcript is here. And I even sourced it at a Leftist site so you won't have to waste your time saying it's a forgery from Fox News.

http://www.nathannewman.org/log/archives/000829.shtml

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Im curious, Simpleton Slayer...

by daveman Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:23 PM

...what have your grandparents done?

After all, according to what Sandra Monday is using instead of logic, you are responsible for their misdeeds.

So: Got anything to confess?
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Not surprised

by Simpleton Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:24 PM

Notice how Simon didn't comment on Dubbya's "family secret?"
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davemoron

by Simpleton Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:26 PM

Would you even know logic if it bit you on your ass? I doubt it.
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Notice Psympleton went back...

by Diogenes Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:26 PM

...into his disinformation manual to pull up an old trick. Avoid the key point, the Bush Families association with the NAZI Party and their support of Hitler, and tries to diverty the issue onto a pointless debate about Duhbya the Deserter's College Transcript.

Notice the Transcript is available but the Bush Campaign has steadfastly REFUSED TO PUBLISH HIS MILITARY SERVICE RECORD despite the fact that this is routinely done by honest candidates for the Presidency.
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Hogan's Heros

by Frenchy Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:31 PM

The "Bush is Hitler" slogan has been promoted for over 2 years now. It's got no legs. There's a reason for that. No, it has nothing to do with the "corporate owned media" or Bush silencing his critics, you jerkoffs. Guess again. Oh that's right. You're liberals. Go look up the answer in your handbook and get back with us.
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Frenchy (conservative dolt)

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:34 PM

"The "Bush is Hitler" slogan has been promoted for over 2 years now. It's got no legs."

Try reading the post this time. Then, tell us what you think of Dubbya's granddaddy. Or are you too busy hurling childish insults?
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Buffy the Hypocrite Slayer

by daveman Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:38 PM

Yeah, I know logic. I didn't see any in Monday's article.

If you agree with her position, you acknowledge that you are responsible for the actions of your ancestors.

Or is this another in a seeming endless series of Indymedia double standards?
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BZZZZZZZZZZ

by Frenchy Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:38 PM

Hypocrite Slayer (liberal) - Note: Saying "liberal dolt" is redundant

WRONG ANSWER!!

Go look it up again. Ass wipe!!
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davemoron

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:41 PM

What's the matter? Do you not like someone exposing your idol's family secret? Why are you so defensive? Do YOU have a few fascist skeletons in YOUR family's closet? I wouldn't doubt it.
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Simple

by Simple Simon Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:43 PM

Actually, Daveman, I'm all screwed up.

You see, my father is American, born and raised, but he comes from an Irish immigrant who arrived here around the time of the Civil War. So I'm probably responsible for the 'genocide' of the slaveowning class. After the war he became a Milwaukee cop, so I suppose I'm responsible for the 'genocide' of the criminal class.
My mom is a German. Like a German German. My dad married her in Germany in 1962. She was born in 1943 - that's right, she's a born Nazi. Her dad was drafted into the ground forces of the Luftwaffe during the closing days of WWII, and he surrendered to the Americans.

By the logic of this illustrious author, I suppose I am responsible for the Black Plauge, federal income taxes, paper cuts and distemper in cats.
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WRONG

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:44 PM

dolt ( P ) Pronunciation Key (dlt)
n.
A stupid person; a dunce.

On the contrary, "conservative dolt" IS redundant. I apologize for my grammatical error. You see, unlike conservatives, I can admit when I'm wrong.
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Simon

by Simpleton Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:46 PM

"George the first has finished his father's work and retained many of the family's connections with Nazi associations, the same associations that have benefited George Junior."

Read it again, simpleton. I know how much you hate to read, but please humor me.
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liberals

by gam Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:46 PM

Problem is you're wrong much, much more often than you admit.
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Simple

by Simple Simon Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:46 PM

Hey, wait a minute.

I admitted I was wrong when I inserted a "k" at the end of Black Bloc.

Now when are you going to admit you were wrong in calling me a racist?
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?

by just wondering Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:48 PM

>"George the first has finished his father's work and retained many of the family's connections with Nazi associations, the same associations that have benefited George Junior."

and the proof of this is......?
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Another Jouney into Alice in NeoCon Land

by Diogenes Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:51 PM

Another entry from the NeoCon Dictionary:

Liberal: Noun - generally perjorative.

1. Anyone who disagrees with a NeoCon. (Including Pat Buchanan, Ron Paul, and Joe Sobran)

2. Anyone who believes the U.S. Constitution should stand over George W. Bush’s edicts.

3. Anyone who actually supports and defends the U.S. Constitution.

4. Anyone who does not think Foreign Policy should be run for the benefit of the Fortune 500, the Rockefeller Family, the Bush Family, and Israel.

5. Anyone who believes in the ridiculous notion that the Laws of the Land should apply equally to all.

6. Anyone who does not believe with the abject credulosity of a not very bright 3 year old every utterance emanating from George W. Bush.

7. Anyone who believes that the United States should be a nation of laws and not of arbitrary edict from George W. Bush.

8. Anyone who thinks Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, or Patrick Henry were better qualified to comment on the nature of American Government than George W. Bush or John, what Constitution?, Ashcroft.
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D

by lyn Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:55 PM

There you go, Diogenes. That's how to influence people. Let them know that if they don't agree with you that they're unworthy of being considered. Nothing high-minded about that. No.
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lyn=gam

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 3:57 PM

liberals
by gam • Thursday April 24, 2003 11:46 AM



Problem is you're wrong much, much more often than you admit


Nothing high-minded about that comment. No.
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Hypocrite Slayer

by gam not lyn Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:03 PM

Frenchy (conservative dolt)
by Hypocrite Slayer • Thursday April 24, 2003 11:34 AM

Nothing high-minded about that comment. No.
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Frenchy=gam=lyn

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:12 PM

BZZZZZZZZZZ
by Frenchy • Thursday April 24, 2003 11:38 AM



Hypocrite Slayer (liberal) - Note: Saying "liberal dolt" is redundant

Nothing high-minded about that comment. No.
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I've got nothing to hide, Buffy.

by daveman Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:12 PM

Not me.

Even if I did, it doesn't matter, because I don't believe the ridiculous notion Monday puts forth.

But apparently, you do.

What have YOU got to hide?
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davemoron

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:13 PM

"What have YOU got to hide?"

Nothing. It's not like my father and grandfather supported Nazis, or anything!

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HS

by urguilty Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:17 PM

>Nothing. It's not like my father and grandfather supported Nazis, or anything!

Sure they did. Did they do anything to stop them before they initiated their deeds? Then they as good as encouraged them by their inaction.
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urguilty

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:25 PM

">Nothing. It's not like my father and grandfather supported Nazis, or anything!

Sure they did. Did they do anything to stop them before they initiated their deeds? Then they as good as encouraged them by their inaction."

I'm talking about support with money and material resources. Please, at least TRY to comprehend.

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Family history

by daveman Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:30 PM

Both my grandfathers fought in WW1.

My father and his brother fought in WW2.

I've been in the service since 1991.

Not a whole lot of Nazi support there.
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daveman's family tree

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:32 PM

"Not a whole lot of Nazi support there."

Much unlike the Bush family.

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Hypocrite Slayer

by urguilty Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:32 PM

>I'm talking about support with money and material resources. Please, at least TRY to comprehend.

Did they even TRY to stop the support of money and material resources? So they just stood by idly and let it happen?

Guilty.
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Hollywood Squares

by xo Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:35 PM

"Much unlike the Bush family."

No Legs.

That's right! "O" get the square. Next question.......
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urguilty

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:36 PM

"Did they even TRY to stop the support of money and material resources? So they just stood by idly and let it happen? Guilty."

They didn't KNOW about it. You see, supporting Nazis isn't something that one is proud of. I'm sure good old Prescott did his best to keep it on the DL. Still fighting comprehension, aye?

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Buffy

by daveman Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:36 PM

Face it: you don't care about the war, or who supported who; you just hate Bush so much you'll grasp at any straw, no matter how far-fetched or ridiculous, that makes him look the least little bit bad.

I'm surprised you haven't mentioned his daughters. Not that I think you wouldn't stoop so low; you probably just didn't think of it.
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davemoron

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:41 PM

"...no matter how far-fetched or ridiculous,..."

This, from someone who has never even researched it. I wonder if davemoron has ever researched ANYTHING? Or does he just rely on Fox News for his spoonfed diet of "facts?"
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Hypocrite Slayer

by urguilty Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:42 PM

>They didn't KNOW about it.

Even worse. They cared so LITTLE they didn't even take time to examine what was going on to find out about it.

Guilty.
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Hypocrite Slayer

by offer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:46 PM

Bush is Hitler = No Legs

I want to encourage you and Diogenes and Sheepdog and anyone else who wants to proclaim this "Bush is Hitler" stuff everywhere to go for it. I'll gladly pay for the soapbox for you to stand on the corner of downtown LA and hand out literature and preach to the masses. Nothing would cheer me more.
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Buffy

by daveman Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:47 PM

What Bush's grandfather may or may not have done is...ta da!...history. Therefore, it has no bearing on the present...except to those looking for something to point at and screech.

And you're doing a fine job of that, may I add.
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urguilty

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:51 PM

"Even worse. They cared so LITTLE they didn't even take time to examine what was going on to find out about it. Guilty."

Wrong. They were too busy fighting the Nazis that the Bush family was supporting. How is that not caring?Why are you so defensive? Any skeletons in YOUR family's closet?
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Hypocrite Slayer

by urguilty Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 4:56 PM

Fighting the Nazis wouldn't have been necessary had your ancestors CARED enough to head them off at the pass.

Guilty.
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buffy the hypocrite

by offer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:00 PM

You ready to hop on that soapbox and preach about Bush being Hitler yet? This info you got's gonna save mankind from itself. You just gotta get it out to the masses. Whatcha doing? Soapbox and streetcorner's are a-waitin'.
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urguilty

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:02 PM

"Fighting the Nazis wouldn't have been necessary had your ancestors CARED enough to head them off at the pass. Guilty."

Wrong. Fighting the Nazis wouldn't have been necessary had the Bush family CARED enough not to have supported them with money and material resources.
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"offer"

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:03 PM

"Soapbox and streetcorner's are a-waitin'."

Yeah, and your skull is "a-waitin'" for a brain.
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buffy the hypocrite

by offer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:07 PM

>Wrong. Fighting the Nazis wouldn't have been necessary had the Bush family CARED enough not to have supported them with money and material resources.

Bush is Hitler = No Legs

The Bush family didn't. But I want YOU to tell the world that they did. Soapbox. Streetcorner. Time's a wastin'. 18 months till election. You and your message don't have a lot of time to get out. Print up fliers. Hand out brocheres. Go for it!

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"offer"

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:13 PM

Did I ever mention that I think "Bush is Hitler?" No, I didn't. Hitler is DEAD. Read a history book. And to tell the truth, I couldn't care less if Bush is re-elected. The longer he's in office, more people will wake up and be able to see what his true agenda is. No, I don't need your "soapbox." People tend to want to kill the messenger. I guess civil liberties are a nuisance, anyway. Hey, maybe I'm becoming a neocon?
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Hypocrite Slayer

by offer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:15 PM

>Yeah, and your skull is "a-waitin'" for a brain.

Don't you believe you're smart enough to convince others that the Bush family supported Nazi Germany? So whay don't you want to preach it to the world? Soapboxs and streetcorners await your mighty word.
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"offer"

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:23 PM

"Don't you believe you're smart enough to convince others that the Bush family supported Nazi Germany?"

"Others?" Oh, you mean the "Bush is God" crowd? Who would be stupid enough to even TRY to show the facts to these people?

"So whay don't you want to preach it to the world?"

I leave the "preaching" to religious nuts like you.
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backbone - NOT

by hippycrat slimer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:24 PM

"People tend to want to kill the messenger."

Hey, if you ever need someone who's brave enough to stand up for that in which they believe, pass by this one.
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brain-YES

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:29 PM

You try telling a bunch of Christian conservative nuts that Bush is NOT and angel and see if you don't get lynched. Truth be told, it's getting to where I couldn't care less what happens to this country.
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Hypocrite Slayer

by offer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:31 PM

>"Others?" Oh, you mean the "Bush is God" crowd? Who would be stupid enough to even TRY to show the facts to these people?

You could be stupid enough. You're practically there already. Part of being as smart as you make yourself out to be is the ability to overcome obstacles, any obstacles. Part of being smart is knowing EXACTLY what to say to convince those nay-sayers who won't acknowledge that Bush helped the Nazis. That should be no sweat for someone as convincing as you.
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"offer"

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:35 PM

"Part of being as smart as you make yourself out to be is the ability to overcome obstacles, any obstacles. Part of being smart is knowing EXACTLY what to say to convince those nay-sayers who won't acknowledge that Bush helped the Nazis."

OH, cool! So, if I become a conservative like you, I can change the meaning of any word I want?

"You could be stupid enough. You're practically there already."

OH, cool! So, if I become a conservative like you, people who disagree with me are automatically "stupid?" Gee, being a conservative is simple! You guys don't have to think, or anything!
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Hypocrite Slayer

by offer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:37 PM

>Truth be told, it's getting to where I couldn't care less what happens to this country.

The feeling is mutual towards you.
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"offer"

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:40 PM

Are you a third grader, or do you just ACT like one? Or are you just a typical conservative?
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Hypocrite Slayer

by offer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:50 PM

No No No. I want you to stay exactly where you are, you intelligent liberal you. I'm just wanting to build your confidence up a little. You seem very convinced that the Bush family supported the Nazis, and that's the starting point, that you're convinced. And as smart as you are, being able to convince people, especially us stupid conservatives, should be a breeze for you, an obstacle hardly worth mentioning. You smart people always know exactly how to go about doing things that others dare not even attempt, like helping others to see the truth. I want to encourage you to do so. Why, with your brains, everyone should be believing the same way you do in no time flat.
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"offer"

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 5:58 PM

"And as smart as you are, being able to convince people, especially us stupid conservatives, should be a breeze for you, an obstacle hardly worth mentioning."

The truth could come from Einstein, and conservatives wouldn't believe it. I'm not going to waste my time. I couldn't care less what you intelligent conservatives (OXYMORON) think. Just keep being naive, it suits me juuuust fine. Just keep thinking that Bush cares about this country. Obliviousness suits you well.
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There is a big difference...

by Diogenes Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 6:05 PM

...between NeoCons and real Conservatives. Real Conservatives have principles.

Many very bright and well spoken Conservatives were as opposed to this war as anyone on the Left.

Be aware that the NeoCons are at best Pseudo-Conservatives.

Many of the clowns that show up on this board are no more Real Conservatives than Mussolini was.

NeoCon Philosophy, such as it is, is the Mutant bastard child of the Trotskyite Left and the Fascist Right. Sort of the worst of both worlds.

Please be careful not to paint with too broad a brush. Let the NeoCons do that. It's their stock in trade.

As well many of those "NeoCons, that come here are interest group Shills. Whether from the RNC, ADL, Government PsyOps working for Duhbya, or from a PR agency doing "contract" work.

Don't get trapped into opposing potential allies.
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Hypocrite Slayer

by offer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 6:07 PM

>The truth could come from Einstein, and conservatives wouldn't believe it.

Einstein's got nothing on you, Mr. Brain's.

> I'm not going to waste my time.

It wouldn't be wasting your time if you knew how to do it. That's the rub. You believe you're right. You believe you're intelligent. If you were smart, you'd already know how to convince others, especially those who are predisposed not to believe it. But when the rubber meets the road, your ability to apply your intelligence to convince others is flipped over and in the ditch.
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Life in Diogones' world

by daveman Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 6:09 PM

"Many very bright and well spoken Conservatives were as opposed to this war as anyone on the Left."

Translation: "Agree with me and gain my blessing."

"As well many of those "NeoCons, that come here are interest group Shills. Whether from the RNC, ADL, Government PsyOps working for Duhbya, or from a PR agency doing "contract" work."

Paranoia in action.
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"offer"

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 6:12 PM

"Einstein's got nothing on you, Mr. Brain's."

Yeah, and you've got nothing on Dan Quayle. I just love how conservatives automatically label people who disagree with them "stupid."

"If you were smart, you'd already know how to convince others, especially those who are predisposed not to "believe it."

Okay, convince me that the Bush family did NOT support the Nazis.

"But when the rubber meets the road, your ability to apply your intelligence to convince others is flipped over and in the ditch."

Here's your chance to "apply" yours.
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Nope.

by daveman Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 6:19 PM

"Okay, convince me that the Bush family did NOT support the Nazis."

Your side made the accusation. It's up to your side to prove it to the satisfaction of those who do not beleive it.
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by offer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 6:20 PM

>Okay, convince me that the Bush family did NOT support the Nazis.

By your own admission, that's not my department. Remember, we conservatives are stupid. No way we would have the ability to convince anybody of anything.

But you, you're a liberal, part of the intelligensia, the one's to whom we should all perk up and pay attention. You're the smart one. Convincing people, especially stupid and unlearned conservatives, should be a snap to people like you. You're so smart. You're my hero.
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daveman

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 6:22 PM

"It's up to your side to prove it to the satisfaction of those who do not beleive it."
Says you. Are you anyone of any importance?
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by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 6:26 PM

"No way we would have the ability to convince anybody of anything."
Maybe if you told the truth once in a while, you would have that ability.

Do you actually believe that ANYONE of ANY intelligence would TRY to convince someone as closeminded as you of ANYTHING? The only way that you would believe it is if it came out of Ann Coulter's mouth.
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Hyp Sla

by Jenny 687-5309 Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 6:27 PM

"Says you. Are you anyone of any importance?"

Guy, you're the one in the minority. The itty bitty tweeny weenie yellow pooka dot bikini minority. You're the ones who want others to believe as you do. There's so few of you, the rest of us don't care what you think.
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davie is so cute...

by Diogenes Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 6:29 PM

...when he's SPINNING.

Sticks and stones davie baby.
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Hypocrite Slayer

by offer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 6:37 PM

>Do you actually believe that ANYONE of ANY intelligence would TRY to convince someone as closeminded as you of ANYTHING?

That's an easy cop-out.

"I don't believe you would ever believe me so I won't even try."

Ability. Maybe someone who believes as you do will be smart enough and have the ability to convince others, but we can all see it won't be you, Mr. Brains.

BTW Diogenes, in case you missed it, the soapbox on the corner offer is open for you too.
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Jenny

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 6:43 PM

"Guy, you're the one in the minority."
Oh? You have ESP? Since you seem to KNOW that I'm a "guy," when will the next hurricane strike the United States?

"The itty bitty tweeny weenie yellow pooka dot bikini minority."
My, how mature. NOT. How imaginative. NOT.

"You're the ones who want others to believe as you do."
Unsubstantiated allegation.

"...the rest of us don't care what you think."
Oh? Am I, or ANYONE for that matter, supposed to care what YOU think? Please crawl back under your rock now.

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"offer"

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 7:24 PM

"Ability. Maybe someone who believes as you do will be smart enough and have the ability to convince others, but we can all see it won't be you, Mr. Brains."

And? Ann Coulter doesn't have the "ability" to convince me that Bush is a great president. Using your asinine logic, that makes her stupid. Is nap time over in the romper room yet?

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Downonhisknees

by daveman Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 10:12 PM

"Spinning"? "Sticks and stones davie baby."?

I'm sorry, you're not making any sense.

How is asking the "Bush = Hitler crowd" to prove their case either spinning or insulting?

Hmmm?

I can't help but notice your typical shill tactic of dodging the question and engaging in ad hominem attacks.

D'oh! There's those darn double standards again!

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Buffy

by daveman Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 10:16 PM

'"It's up to your side to prove it to the satisfaction of those who do not beleive it."
Says you. Are you anyone of any importance?'

You'd better believe it. I'm the guy you need to convince.

'Cause you're sure not gonna accomplish anything in this country on your own, Buffy. As Jenny said, you are in the distinct minority.

Now are you going to prove your case to my satisfaction, or are you going to sit there and act superior with no reason to do so?
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davemoron

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 10:17 PM

Hey, daveman, convince me that Dubbya is a great president. According to "offer's" asinine logic, if you can't convince me, you're stupid. Go ahead.
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Try again, Buffy.

by daveman Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 10:22 PM

If you search all my posts, you'll find I never claimed he is a good president.

I feel no need to prove things I have not claimed.

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Try again, davemoron

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 10:27 PM

Okay, I'll bite. Convince me that you're SMART. According to "offer's" asinine logic, if you can't convince me, you're stupid. Go ahead.
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Guess again, Buffy dear.

by daveman Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 10:39 PM

I don't have to prove anything to you.

I have made no claims to be smart, so I don't have to prove it.

However: You have claimed that Prescott bush supported the Nazis. Prove it.

I'm putting my daughter to bed. You have all night to think about it.

But all I'll read in the morning is more spew from a pompous windbag so convinced of his own superioity he can't see how utterly ridiculous he sounds.

Now: Prove your case. If you don't, I won't claim you're stupid; I'll merely say you didn't prove your case.

Which will insult you even more, I expect.
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davemoron

by Hypocrite Slayer Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 10:43 PM

"I have made no claims to be smart, so I don't have to prove it."

Yeah, right. Your "claim" is all over this website.

"But all I'll read in the morning is more spew from a pompous windbag so convinced of his own superioity ..."

I don't know what "superioity" is. Please enlighten me.

"Now: Prove your case. If you don't, I won't claim you're stupid; I'll merely say you didn't prove your case."

Oh? So you ADMIT that "offer's" logic is asinine?
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okay

by Sheepdog Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 10:47 PM

1st page of Google
[Prescott bush supported the Nazis]
http://www.baltech.org/lederman/bush-nazi-fortune-2-09-02.html
http://liberty.hypermart.net/editorials/They_Have_Been_Called_Nazis.htm
http://seattle.craigslist.org/sea/com/9511195.html
http://pub50.ezboard.com/faxisofjusticefrm7.showMessage?topicID=203.topic
http://www.bartcop.com/421102.htm
http://www.lpdallas.org/features/draheim/dr991216.htm
http://emperors-clothes.com/articles/randy/swas5.htm
http://www.clamormagazine.org/bush.pdf
http://www.hatethemainstream.com/article.php?sid=150
http://www.disinfo.com/pages/article/id1706/pg1/
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by fo Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 11:22 PM

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Prescott bush supported the Nazis

by artificial limbs Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 11:25 PM

Please help me walk. I have no legs.
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don't you Idiots have...

by P. Bush Friday, Apr. 25, 2003 at 11:58 PM

..anything better to do than rant about a dead man? Please, leave me in peace, with my conscience. And dub was not properly indoctrinated into family values, being drunk&stoned all the time made this impossible. Okay?
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Prescott Bush supported the Nazis

by medical alarms Saturday, Apr. 26, 2003 at 12:03 AM

Please help me. I've fallen and I'll never get up.
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The Bush Family Tradition...

by Pissed off at the criminals in Washington... Saturday, Apr. 26, 2003 at 2:44 AM


People With Connections To The Bush Dynasty Who Met With Suspicious And Untimely Deaths...

http://www.bk2k.com/bushbodycount/index.shtml

This list examines the corpses left in the wake of the Bush criminal dynasty.

Sid Adger
Mr. Adger, a Houston oil supply company executive and Bush family friend, died
in 1996 of unknown causes. Adger was the mysterious businessman who approached
General James Rose and asked him to help George W. Bush avoid Vietnam by
recommending him for a pilot position with the National Guard.

General James Rose
General Rose recommended George W. Bush for a pilot position with the Texas
National Guard. He died of unknown causes in 1993. He was immediately buried and
no autopsy was performed.

Lt. Colonel William Harris, Jr.
Lt. Col. William Harris was one of two commanding officers who could not perform
George W. Bush's annual evaluation covering the year from May 1, 1972 to April
30, 1973. They stated in their filing that "Lt. Bush has not been observed at
this unit during the period of this report." Fortunately for George W. Bush, Lt.
Col. Harris is not here to verify his 1973 statement. He's dead.

Lt. Colonel Jerry B. Killian
Lt. Col. Jerry B. Killian was another of George W. Bush's commanding officers.
He cannot testify in a court of law as to George W. Bush's dereliction of his
sworn duty. Lt. Col. Killian is dead.

James Downing Aalund
Mr. Aalund's name is the first on a long list of young Texans who died in
Vietnam. These young men did not have influential fathers to pull the strings
necessary to get them into the Texas Air National Guard. If they had been so
lucky, they would surely have fulfilled their responsibilities to the ANG, if
only out of gratitude that they did not have to die, thousands of miles away in
a strange land. They surely would not have disappeared from duty for over a
year, as did our fearless leader George W. Bush.

Enron - Bodies

J. Clifford Baxter
Found dead in his car, shot in the head. Mr. Baxter was vice chairman of Enron
Corp. when he resigned in May 2001. Enron has been hot copy lately with the
revelation that they were the largest campaign contributors for George W. Bush.
Was J. Clifford Baxter a potential witness to Bush foreknowledge of their
wrongdoings? His death was ruled a suicide.

Charles Dana Rice
He was the senior vice president and treasurer of El Paso Corp., an energy
corporation swept up in the recent energy scandal. Two months after the
"suicide" of Enron executive Clifford Baxter, in the midst of questions about
the accounting practices of El Paso Corp., Charles Rice was found dead of a
gunshot wound to the head. His death was ruled a suicide.

James Daniel Watkins
His body was found on December 1, 2001 in the Pike National Forest in Colorado,
a gunshot wound to the head. Mr. Watkins was a consultant for Arthur Andersen,
the accounting firm for Enron. He disappeared on November 13 after he left work.
He was described as a devoted family man who always called home if he were going
to be late. Officials initially said that the death was suspicious, but have
changed their tune and have ruled his death a suicide.

Commerce Secretary Ron Brown
He died in a plane crash on April 3, 1996. Was Ron Brown the first Enron body?
In 1995 Enron officials accompanied Brown on a trade mission to India, and to
Russia in 1994. Speculation among right-wing whackos suggests that our last
duly-elected President, Bill Clinton, was somehow responsible for his death, but
we wonder: was Secretary Brown privy to information that would conclusively link
George W. Bush to Enron greed and corruption? Charles Meissner, Assistant
Commerce Secretary, also died in this crash.

Jake Horton
He was the senior vice-president of Gulf Power, a subsidiary of Southern
Company, a cohort of Enron in the energy industry, and a major contributer to
the Bush agenda. According to reporter
<http://www.guardian.co.uk/enron/story/0,11337,643422,00.html>Gregory Palast,
Horton knew of the company's appalling accounting practices, and "... had no
doubt about its illegal campaign contributions to Florida politicans - he'd made
the payments himself. In April of 1989 Horton decided to come clean with state
officials, and reserved the company jet to go confront company officials. Ten
minutes after takeoff the jet exploded.


Kennedy Assassination - Bodies

John Fitzgerald Kennedy
An internal FBI memo reported that on November 22 a reputed businessman named
George H. W. Bush reported hearsay that a certain Young Republican had been
talking of killing the President when he came to Houston. The Young Republican
was nowhere near Dallas on that date. According to a 1988 story in The Nation,
J. Edgar Hoover said in a memo that Mr. George Bush of the CIA had been briefed
on November 23rd, 1963 about the reaction of anti-Castro Cuban exiles in Miami
to the assassination of President Kennedy. George H. W. Bush has denied this,
although he was in Texas and cannot account for his whereabouts at the time.

Hale Boggs
He sat on the Warren Commission, which concluded that President Kennedy was
slain by a lone assassin. Later, in 1971 and '72, Boggs said that the Warren
Report was false and that J. Edgar Hoover's FBI not only helped cover up the JFK
murder but blackmailed Congress with massive wire-tapping and spying. He named
Warren Commission staff member Arlen Specter as a major cover-up artist.
Congressman Boggs' plane disappeared on a flight to Alaska in 1972. The press,
the military, and the CIA publicly proclaimed the plane could not be located.
Investigators later said that was a lie, that the plane had been found. On the
plane were Nick Begich, a very popular Democratic Congressman, and Don Jonz, an
aide to Mr. Boggs. All were killed.

George de Mohrenschildt
A rich Russian oilman, he was described with his wife as being the two people
friendliest to Oswald at the time of the assassination. De Mohrenschildt was the
man who moved Oswald to Dallas. In the late 1970's, shortly before the first
meeting of the House Select Committee on Assassinations, de Mohrenschildt
started seeing a new doctor in town. He quickly became mentally unstable, at
which time his wife convinced him to stop seeing the doctor. They moved away and
left a false forwarding address. On the same day that the Committee tried to
contact him about testifying, he was found dead of a gunshot wound. In his
personal address book was the entry Bush, George H.W. (Poppy) and Zapata
Petroleum Midland (the oil company owned by George H.W. Bush).

Mrs. E. Howard Hunt
In December 1972, while George H. W. Bush was at the Republican National
Convention, a United Airlines flight carrying Mrs. Dorothy Hunt, CIA operative
and wife of Howard Hunt, (CIA operative and suspect in the Kennedy
assassination) crashed. Believed to be carrying $25,000 in "hush money", she
died in this crash.


George H.W. Bush - Bodies

Gary Caradori
He was investigating Lawrence E. King, Jr., a very influential black Republican
who was also a friend of George H.W. Bush. King was director of the Franklin
Community Credit Union in Omaha, Nebraska, and was suspected of embezzling $40
million . The Nebraska Senate questioned child prostitutes, who accused King of
running a child prostitution ring. One of these children said that she saw
George H.W. Bush at one of King's parties. "Pronto", a newspaper in Barcelona,
Spain, reported that the scandal "appears to directly implicate politicos of the
state of Nebraska and Washington DC who are very close to the White House and
George Bush himself". On July 11, 1990, Gary Caradori was killed along with his
6-year old son in the crash of his small plane, after a mid-air explosion, the
cause of which was never discovered. He had told friends repeatedly in the weeks
before his death that he was afraid his plane would be sabotaged.

Orlando Letelier
He was torn to bits by a car bomb on the streets of Washington DC just before he
was to testify against the Chilean dictator Pinochet. After the bombing, CIA
Director George H. W. Bush told the FBI that there had been no Chilean
involvement whatsoever. In 1991 the post-Pinochet Chilean Supreme Court asked
George H. W. Bush if he would submit to questioning. BUSH REFUSED.

Ronni Moffit
She was Letelier's assistant. She and her husband were riding in the car with
Letelier when the bomb exploded. Mr. Moffit survived. Ronni didn't.

Jack Delaney and Ted White
These young men were killed when pilot George H. W. Bush abandoned his plane
when it was hit by enemy fire. Much has been made of this story - Bush
propaganda would have us believe that he was a hero. An eyewitness to the event
tells us otherwise: Chester Mierzejewski, who was the turret gunner in another
plane, had an unobstructed view. He states that he saw a "puff of smoke" come
from Bush's plane and quickly dissipate. He states that the plane was never on
fire and that Bush never attempted a water landing, which was standard
procedure, and which would have given Mr. Delaney and Mr. White a chance.

Silent Voices - Bodies

Steve Kangas
His web site, Liberalism Resurgent, was meticulously researched and presented
such a problem to the "real boss" of George Bush, Richard Scaife, that he hired
a private detective to look into Kangas' past. Steve Kangas was found in a
39th-floor bathroom outside of Scaife's offices at One Oxford Centre, in
Pittsburgh, an apparent suicide. Mr. Kangas, a very prolific writer, left no
note. He had brought a fully-packed suitcase of clothes with him to Pittsburgh.
He bought a burglar alarm shortly before he left for Pittsburgh. Why did he need
a burglar alarm if he was going to commit suicide? An avowed advocate of gun
control, he nevertheless bought a gun. What was he afraid of? Why did he go to
Pittsburgh? After his death, his computer was sold for $150 and its hard drive
wiped clean. Everything in his apartment was thrown away.

Danny Casolaro
He was working on a book that tied together the scandals surrounding the
presidency of George H. W. Bush. He told his friends he was going to "bring
back" the head of the Octopus. Instead, his body was found in a hotel in
Martinsburg, West Virginia, on August 10, 1991, an apparent suicide.

Mark Lombardi
He was an accomplished conceptual artist who, while chatting on the phone with a
banker friend about the Bush savings and loan scandal, started doodling a
diagram and was inspired to create a complex series of drawings and sketches
that charted the details of the scandal. According to the New York Times, "He
was soon charting the complex matrices of personal and professional
relationships, conflict of interest, malfeasance and fraud uncovered by
investigations into the major financial and political scandals of the day; to
keep facts and sources straight, he created a handwritten database that now
includes around 12,000 3-by-5-inch cards."

On the evening of March 22, 2000, Mark Lombardi was found hanging in his loft,
an apparent suicide.

James Hatfield
Mr. Hatfield was the author of Fortunate Son, an unauthorized biography of
George W. Bush. The book detailed Bush's cocaine use and cover up of a cocaine
arrest. He was found Wednesday, July 18, in a motel room, an apparent suicide.

Prescott Bush - Bodies

William S. Farish
He was one of Prescott Bush's partners in business deals with Adolph Hitler. He
was devastated by the intense grilling he received from the Senate about his
dealings with Nazis, and while Prescott Bush skated free, Farish collapsed and
died on November 29, 1942.

James Forrestal
He was U.S. Secretary of Defense, and become a problem for Prescott Bush when he
proposed racial integration of the Armed Forces. On March 28, 1949, he was
forced out of office and flown on a military plane to Jupiter Island in Florida.
From there he was taken to Walter Reed Army Hospital, where he was given insulin
shock treatments. He was shielded from all visitors except his estranged wife.
From "George Bush, the Unauthorized Biography":

On May 22, Forrestal's body was found, his bathrobe cord tied tightly around his
neck, after he had plunged from a sixteenth-story hospital window. The chief
psychiatrist called the death a suicide even before any investigation was
started. The results of the Army's inquest were kept secret. Forrestal's diaries
were published, 80 percent deleted, after a year of direct government censorship
and rewriting

Texas Justice - Bodies

Karla Faye Tucker
She was executed in spite of enormous protest from the public, even those
religious groups that advocate the death penalty. Even Pat Robertson thought
that Karla was truly repentant and asked George W. Bush to spare her life. He
refused. Afterward, in a Talk Magazine interview, Bush mocked the woman whose
death warrant he had sanctioned, pursing his lips and whimpering, "Please don't
kill me!"

David Wayne Spence
David Wayne Spence was executed in Texas in 1997 in spite of compelling evidence
of his innocence. Two of the State's witnesses were co-defendants who testified
to avoid the death penalty, one of whom changed his story three times in
response to discrepancies. He later testified that D.A. Simons encouraged him to
alter his testimony. Two other witnesses for the State were jailhouse snitches
who recanted later and stated that Simons offered them favors in exchange for
testimony. All of this and more was supposedly reviewed by Governor George W.
Bush, but Bush refused to commute his sentence, and did not order the Board of
Pardons and Paroles to review his request for clemency. It is a myth that a
Texas Governor can do nothing to stop executions; the Board will almost always
go with his recommendation. Bush washed his hands of the matter and did nothing.
Reasonable doubt is not a factor in Texas justice.

Gary Graham
Gary Graham was convicted of the robbery and murder of a white man in 1981.
Nearly two weeks after the crime, the state's prime witness could not pick
Gary's picture out of a photo line-up. Mr. Graham was arrested with a 22 caliber
pistol. The victim had been killed with a 22, but the police firearms examiner
determined that Mr. Graham's gun DID NOT fire the fatal bullet. Four witnesses
said Gary Graham was with them, miles away from the convenience store, when the
murder occured. All four took and passed polygraph tests. George W. Bush,
predictably, expressed his faith in the Texas judicial system and allowed Mr.
Graham to be put to death. Mr. Graham maintained his innocence to the end.

http://www.greaterthings.com/News/Dubya/


Iran Contra - Bodies

Olof Palme
He was the prime minister of Sweden, assassinated in 1986. Oliver North, the
golden boy of the Bush/Reagan machine, had met with Mr. Palme to discuss the
possibility of obtaining false end-user certificates for the plethora of weapons
that were being purchased, so that they would seem to have come from a country
other than the U.S. Mr. Palme refused to participate, after the plan was
presented to him. He was dead within weeks.

William Casey
William Casey was CIA Director during the Reagan/Bush Administration. He died 2
days before he was to testify about his and others' involvement in the
Iran/Contra scandal.

Edmond J. Safra
Banker Edmond J. Safra died mysteriously when a fire swept his Monaco penthouse
apartment. His banks had been used for laundering money by the Bush Iran/Contra
traitors.

Charles M. McKee and Matthew Gannon
Charles M. McKee, ostensibly a military attache for the DIA in Beirut, Matthew
Gannon, CIA Deputy Station Chief in Beirut, and three others were on board Pan
Am Flight 103, which exploded over Lockerbie, Scotland. They were part of a
counterterrorist team in Beirut investigating the possible rescue of 9 American
hostages in Lebanon. The McKee team uncovered evidence that a rogue CIA unit
called COREA, based in Wiesbaden, was doing business with a man called Monzer
Al-Kassar, a Syrian arms dealer and drug trafficker. Al-Kassar was part of the
covert network run by U.S. Lieut. Colonel Oliver North. Outraged that the COREA
unit in Wiesbaden was doing business with a Syrian who had close terrorist
connections and might endanger their chances of rescuing the hostages, the McKee
team decided to fly back to Virginia unannounced and expose the COREA unit's
secret deal with al-Kassar. They never got there. "For three years, I've had a
feeling that if Chuck hadn't been on that plane, !
it wouldn't have been bombed," said Beulah McKee, 75, Charles McKee's mother, to
Time Magazine. Four months after her son was killed for his efforts to expose
the CIA, Mrs. McKee received a sympathy letter from George H. W. Bush. Mrs.
McKee has never been satisfied with the government's version of events.

Don Aronow
He was a close friend of George H. W. Bush. According to the book "George Bush,
the Unauthorized Biography," there is compelling evidence to conclude that
Aronow was a drug smuggler and suspected drug-money launderer. He was murdered
by professional killers on February 3, 1987. In the days before his death, he
made many personal calls to George H. W. Bush.

Tommy Teagle, a man interviewed by author Thomas Burdick, was afraid of being
murdered by Bush because he had knowledge that Aronow and Jeb Bush had been
partners in cocaine trafficking.

Michael Hand
He was a Green Beret and an Army Colonel assigned to the CIA. He ran the Nugan
Hand Bank, a front for CIA drug money, in Sydney, Australia. He was in frequent
contact with George Bush after his election to Vice President, according to CIA
operative Trento Parker. Michael Hand was found in his car on a remote road
outside Sydney, an apparent suicide. There were no fingerprints on the gun.


September 11, 2001 - Bodies

Bob Stevens
Mr. Stevens died of a mysterious case of anthrax. He worked as a photo editor
for American Media, who owns the National Enquirer. The Bush family suffered
enormous embarrassment at the hands of the Enquirer when they published a photo
of daughter Jenna Bush, obviously intoxicated, cigarette in hand, cavorting on
the floor with another drunken female.

Don C. Wiley
Dr. Wiley disappeared November 15, 2001 in Memphis, Tennessee. He was attending
a two-day annual meeting of the scientific advisory board of St. Jude Children's
Research Hospital. His work on deadly diseases such as ebola and HIV raised
fears of a terrorist kidnapping. Four hours later, his rental car was found on a
bridge, raising the question of suicide, which his family vehemently refuted.
Dr. Wiley was found a month later in the Mississipi River.

Salem bin Laden
In 1979 Bush business Arbusto Energy obtained financing from James Bath, a close
family friend. Bath had extensive ties to BCCI and the bin Laden family. Bath
was the sole U.S. business representative for Salem bin Laden, the brother of
Osama bin Laden. It is well known in certain circles that the Arbusto money came
straight from Salem bin Laden, although Bush denies it. Salem bin Laden died
when for no apparent reason, he flew his airplane into power lines where it
became entangled, and fell 150 feet to the ground. "He was a very experienced
pilot. He was a good pilot. We just can't understand why he decided to go right
instead of left," recalled airstrip owner Earl May field.

Thomas Morris Jr.
Mr. Morris was a postal worker who died October 21, 2001, of inhalation anthrax.
When people expressed concern to the current occupant of the White House about
the anthrax cases in New York and Washington, his response was to tell us not to
worry, that he does not have anthrax.

Joseph Curseen
Mr. Curseen died October 22, 2001, of inhalation anthrax. It has been reported
that the anthrax infections since September 11 are of the same strain that was
kept in a military facility.

Kathy T. Nguyen
Ms. Nguyen died on October 31, 2001, of inhalation anthrax. But we shouldn't
worry - George W. Bush remains anthrax-free.

Katherine Smith
She had been implicated in February in a phony passport scheme said to be
related to the September 11 hijackers. One day before she was due in court, she
was incinerated in her car after having hit a utility pole. An investigation
revealed that the crash was minor and was not the cause of the fire that burned
Smith beyond recognition. Who was really behind 9/11? Was Katherine Smith privy
to that information? Why did she have to die, and who killed her?

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