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Subject: Dubya & the Bush boys -- how corrupt are they?
From: Richard Clark <A HREF="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]">richard_clar
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Date: Mon, Jul 17, 2000 8:40 AM
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See the current issue of Prevailing Winds magazine
(www.prevailingwinds.org) for a great article about the total corruption
of George �Dubya� Bush and his brothers, father and uncle.  This well
documented article is by Jack Colhoun, the author of the definitive book
on the Bush family, �The Family that Preys Together.�

It seems that the Bush boys have had plenty of shadowy business partners
and deals over the years.  Often the business partners were connected to
the CIA, secret wars, drug smuggling, the Mafia and covert operations.
In return for a share of the booty that these creeps would provide, the
Bush brothers provided political access to, and favors from, their
father when he was in the White House.

Consider Palmer National Bank of Washington, DC.  Read the report of
investigative reporter Pete Brewton, who did a long series of articles
on CIA links to organized crime and failed savings & loans for the
_Houston Post_.   Brewton reported that Palmer National channeled money
to a Swiss bank account for Oliver North so that he could skirt the
Boland Amendment and illegally fund the terrorist operations of the
Contras in Nicaragua.

Palmer National was established by two former presidential campaign aids
of George Bush Sr.   One of them was later rewarded with an appointment
as deputy director of the State Department�s Bureau of Politico-Military
Affairs, in the Reagan-Bush administration.

Or consider the $77 million loan that E. Trine Starnes was granted from
the Silverado Savings and Loan, on whose board of directors was Neil
Bush.  The loan was never paid back.  Nor were hundreds of millions of
dollars in other loans ever paid back.  Instead the tab was picked up by
the American taxpayers.  And what did the Bush and Reagan
administrations get in return?  Well, it seems that E. Trine Starnes was
a major �donor� to the �National Endowment for the Preservation of
Liberty� (NEPL), which figured large in Oliver North�s Contra funding
operation.   And where did the NEPL have their bank account?  Surprise,
surprise, they kept their money at Palmer National Bank.

And how do we explain the great effort of Jeb Bush to get his dad, the
prez, to help free the anti-Castro terrorist, Orlando Bosch from a Miami
jail?  Bosch had been convicted of masterminding the explosion that
brought down a Cuban commercial airliner over Barbados, killing 73
people.  He had also been convicted of shooting a bazooka at a ship in
the Miami harbor.  Perhaps part of the reason for Jeb fighting for his
release lies in the fact that Bosch was the leader of an organization
that was responsible for more than 50 anti-Castro bombings in Cuba.  I
guess Jeb figured that if he was going to be a successful politician in
south Florida, this is what he�d have to do.  Plus, he knew that his
dad, the president of the U.S., who was already helping to arrange
funding for anti-communist terrorists (the Contras), would love to see
the Castro regime collapse.

Jeb, in fact, was the Reagan administration�s unofficial link with the
Contras in Miami.  He was the go-between for Contra supporters and the
Reagan White House.

President Bush�s brother Prescott was another helper in the Reagan
administration�s clandestine support of the terrorist Contras.  As was
Bush�s other son, Marvin.

And then there is the matter of George �Dubya� violation of Securities
and Exchange (SEC) regulations that require �insider� stock deals to be
reported promptly.  One week after Dubya, a director at Harken, sold all
of his $848,560 worth of stock in Harken Energy Corporation (thereby
quadrupling his money), Harken announced a $23 million loss in quarterly
earnings.  The company�s stock lost 60% of its value over the next 6
months.   According to U.S. News & World Report (March 16, 1992), �there
is substantial evidence to suggest that Bush knew Harken was in dire
straits in the weeks before he sold the $848,560 of Harken stock.�  Pity
the poor ignorant schmucks who bought all that doomed stock from Dubya.
They essentially paid for his gain.   They were, in the eyes of the SEC,
robbed.

And this is the man we would elect to the presidency of the United
States?
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