Bush Is Eviler

[Octafish]

George W Bush isn't just stupid, or "stupider" as Bush might describe himself, Bush is Evil. Consider from where he comes and you can see the Source:

Daddy was a CIA agent working Dallas when President Kennedy was shot.

Daddy was a Big-Time Congressman from Houston during Vietnam and kept his son's AWOL ass out of Vietnam.

Daddy was a Big Time Consul to Red China and now his Uncle is head of the China-US Chamber of Commerce.

Daddy headed the Republican Party and still avoided getting his pants stained by Watergate, the DUI Things, or Jennifer Fitzgerald.

Daddy was head of CIA and all the assassinations of the Liberal leadership, secret treasons and sundry murders and dirty tricks are forgotten by the captive Press.

Daddy has his buddies talk to the Ayatollah and becomes Vice President for about two months when his boss survived an assassination attempt — blamed on the son of a longtime political supporter from the old neighborhood in Houston.

Daddy was Vice President for eight years during which the largest corruptions in the nation’s history were exposed, only to go unpunished. Among them are INSLAW/Promis, Iraq-gate / Banca Nazionale del Lavoro arms for Iraq, BCCI International Money Laundering for Terrorists & Intelligence Community, Savings & Loan scandal in general and Silverado in particular, Iran-contra Guns/Drugs/Martial Law Plan, Glaspie Gives Go-Ahead and Gulf War I.

So, is it any wonder the Dim Son would fall from the Treason Tree?

He’s trying! He’s trying! say the dim-witted supporters, completely ignoring the facts in front of their hypnotized, drugged, deceived eyes. Junior’s treason and corruptions only begin publicly with Selection 2000 and the shredding of the US Constitution by the Supreme Court, the Secret ENRON Energy Policy, Criminal Negligence or Treason that resulted in 9-11 (take your pick), and the phony and illegal and incompetent and immoral Invasion of Iraq.

Thus, I say: “Bush is Eviler”. That’s not short for “Evil-Doer.” It’s how he shows he’s trying to out-do his Daddy.

— Octafish



Like Satan, like Dim Son.

[XanaDUer]

1. Great post, Octa!

:hi:

[Octafish]

3. Thanks, LibertyChick!

Great to read ya! Where ya been?



You know, I do feel bad calling Bushler evil.
It's hypocritical of me to think I can throw the first stone.
In this case, I have to make an exception.
The future of my country and our world depend on it.

[nini]

2. Damn! and you didn't even mention he is from Babs loins

:puke:

there's your proof right there!

[Octafish]

4. ROFL! Did I mention his wife?

[nini]

5. HAHAHAH Hoover's hairy chest looks purdy in that dress!

Mo Paul's stuff cracks me up

:D

[Octafish]

6. Did I mention he's a friend of ours?

Heh heh heh. I'm breakin' par. I love this game.

[Octafish]

7. Poppy called FBI day JFK was shot, seems to've been CIA, too.

22 Nov 1963 -- Please note where it even gives the home addy, as well as rats out a "James Parrott." Nice fellah, I bet.



29 Nov 1963 -- "Mr. George Bush of the Central Intelligence Agency..." So, now we know how GHWB got the creds to be DCI for Ford and Kissinger:



Source:

http://www.internetpirate.com/bush.htm

[redqueen]

8. Great thread, Octafish

As usual.

:hi:

[Octafish]

9. Thanks, redqueen! Hey! D'ya hear about AwOLbush.com?

I know you have, but it may be news to newer DUers and our visiting friends:

http://www.awolbush.com.

From there, we can find the official orders that grounded George w Bush. The other fellow grounded for the identical reason -- failure to submit to a medical (drug-testing) -- is one James R Bath. Gee. That's the guy Michael Moore was talking about doing all that business for bin Laden.



Small world, if you know the right criminals.

[Octafish]

10. Unka Prescott loves to do business in Asia with the Chincoms and Yakuza

President's uncle shares Bush family ties to China

By Debbie Howlett, USA TODAY
AP
Prescott Bush

CHICAGO — When President Bush arrives in Beijing on Thursday, he'll embrace a policy that's something of a family tradition.

Bush's approach centers on promoting U.S.-China economic ties. That's a course favored not only by his father, the first President Bush, but also by his uncle, Prescott Bush Jr., a longtime acquaintance of Chinese President Jiang Zemin.

The Bush family's ties to China go back to 1974, when President Nixon named George Bush ambassador to China. The college-age George W. Bush spent two months in China visiting his parents during his father's two-year stint.

Seven years after his brother left the ambassadorial post, Prescott Bush made his first trip to China. He later joined with Japanese partners in 1988 to build a golf course in Shanghai, the first in China. He met Jiang, who was then the mayor of Shanghai.

Prescott Bush, now 79, also developed a close working relationship with Rong Yiren, a former trade minister and vice president, who in 1993 introduced Bush to a group of Chinese business leaders as "an old friend." In 2000, Forbes publications reported that Rong, who has retired from government, was the richest man in China.

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http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2002/02/19/usat-prescott-bush.htm

Small world for the connected. He seems to like Japanese mobsters, too, as well as their methodology: Turn ill-gotten loot into cold, hard, clean cash.

The Yakuza in Business and Politics

EXERPT...

There is another yakuza incident that hits closer to home. West Tsusho, a Tokyo-based real estate firm, bought two American companies with help from none other than Prescott Bush, Jr. - President Bush's elder brother....

West Tsusho is an arm of a company run by the Inagawa-kai's leader, Ishii Susumu. . . . Tsusho purchased Quantum Access, a Houston-based software firm, and Asset Management International Financing & Settlement, a New York City-based company. . . .

With the anti-yakuza countermeasure act in place, the future for the yakuza seems bleak, at least in Japan.

The North American expansion could do very well, as they channel nearly $10 billion into legitimate investments not only in the US, but in Europe as well.

SOURCE:

http://www.the-catbird-seat.net/YAKUZA.htm

[Octafish]

11. Ever hear about Poppy's girlfriend, Jennifer Fitzgerald?

Seems to be a sore subject for Smirko:

WHO ARE THE OTHER BUSH MEN?

EXCERPT...

GEORGE BUSH SR. Soon after Dubyahs father, George Bush Sr., gave a speech to The Knights of Columbus, during the campaign of 1992, he was asked by a reporter from CNN about a rumor that he had had an affair with his appointments aide, Jennifer Fitzgerald, seven years earlier, when he was Vice President.

Then President Bush was visibly upset and denied the rumor. He claimed to be "outraged" and "disappointed" by the "sleazy question." But he also said he expected just such an inquiry into the rumor "...in this kind of screwy climate that we're in."

Later, Bush sidetracked an attempt by Stone Phillips of NBC when Stone tried to bring up the subject of marital infidelity: Bush said, "After years in public service and a very happy marriage, I am hit by a wave of questions like yours sitting here today. And I should think you'd be a little ashamed of yourself because...it just drags down the political process."

The New York Post based its story on a book, "The Powerhouse", which revealed what had long been considered an open secret in Washington: Bush's alleged sexual relationship with his appointments aide, Jennifer Fitzgerald.

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http://www.tylwythteg.com/enemies/Bush/bush15.html

BONUS SLEAZE FOR AMAZING YOUR PUKE FIENDS...

http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2001/2/12/55616.shtml

[Octafish]

12. BFEE SOP: Dead Men Tell No Tales.

Campaign Issues

JENNIFER

by Jon Swan
Swan is CJR's senior editor.

If the Bush-alleged-philandering story had nothing else, it certainly had legs. As Joe Conason wrote in the cover story of the July/August Spy magazine: "Whispers about the president's extramarital dalliances, real and merely alleged, date back at least as far as his first campaign for the presidency, in 1980." Whispers turned to print in 1988, less than a month before the presidential election, when an aide to Michael Dukakis resigned "after calling on Bush to 'fess up' about whether he had carried on an extramarital relationship," in the words of a page-one October 21 Boston Globe account.

At about the same time, L.A. Weekly ran a piece titled "The Mistress Question." The article, by Richard Ryan, asserted that "two impeccable sources are offering much harder information" about what had previously been "common gossip" in Washington circles -- namely, "Bush's long-running affair with his appointments secretary, Jennifer Fitzgerald." Both sources -- "people of stature in their respective fields" -- insisted on anonymity. The piece ended with paired quotes. Asked why he had never assigned a reporter to look into Bush's private life, Evan Thomas, Newsweek's Washington bureau chef, replied, "Newsweek has no desire to break a story on the topic." William Greider of Rolling Stone, for his part, said he'd heard "a lot of gossip over the years" and had asked journalists, "Why aren't you covering this? Why aren't you publishing this?"

SNIP...

While Bush was in an eruptive mode, Ms. Fitzgerald wasn't talking. That left former ambassador Fields, but he was dead. True, some of his comments about the alleged relationship had been taped, but Newsweek -- which seemingly alone took the trouble to listen to the tape -- found the comments ambiguous.

Thus, after a flashy two-day cancan staged by Alexander Hamilton's favorite tab, a curtain came down on the story. There was no denying that it had great legs, but it was hard not to notice that it lacked a journalistic essential -- a visible, living, talking head.

SOURCE:

http://www.cjr.org/archives.asp?url=/92/6/jennifer.asp

[Octafish]

13. Why Poppy Bush helped bury Congressional CIA oversight

Paranoid shift

By Michael Hasty
Online Journal Contributing Writer

EXCERPT...

That George Bush was the CIA director who kept the names of what were estimated to be hundreds of American journalists, considered to be CIA "assets," from the Church Committee, the US Senate Intelligence Committee chaired by Senator Frank Church that investigated the CIA in the 1970s; that a 1971 University of Michigan study concluded that, in America, the more TV you watched, the less you knew; and that a recent survey by international scholars found that Americans were the most "ignorant" of world affairs out of all the populations they studied, is not a "theory." It's fact.

That the Council on Foreign Relations has a history of influence on official US government foreign policy; that the protection of US supplies of Middle East oil has been a central element of American foreign policy since the Second World War; and that global oil production has been in decline since its peak year, 2000, is not "theory." It's fact.

That, in the early 1970s, the newly-formed Trilateral Commission published a report which recommended that, in order for "globalization" to succeed, American manufacturing jobs had to be exported, and American wages had to decline, which is exactly what happened over the next three decades; and that, during that same period, the richest one percent of Americans doubled their share of the national wealth, is not "theory." It's fact.

That, beyond their quasi-public role as agents of the US Treasury Department, the Federal Reserve Banks are profit-making corporations, whose beneficiaries include some of America's wealthiest families; and that the United States has a virtual controlling interest in the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the World Trade Organization, the three dominant global financial institutions, is not a "theory." It's fact.

That—whether it's heroin from Southeast Asia in the '60s and '70s, or cocaine from Central America and heroin from Afghanistan in the '80s, or cocaine from Colombia in the '90s, or heroin from Afghanistan today—no major CIA covert operation has ever lacked a drug smuggling component, and that the CIA has hired Nazis, fascists, drug dealers, arms smugglers, mass murderers, perverts, sadists, terrorists and the Mafia, is not "theory." It's fact.

Source:

http://www.onlinejournal.com/Commentary/011004Hasty/011004hasty.html

Edit: Forgot da source.

[redqueen]

14. Kick

:kick:

[Octafish]

15. Domo Arigato, redqueen! Poppy is famous in CIA...

1975...The Year of Intelligence. Oh, so we've been down this road before?

George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography

by Webster G. Tarpley & Anton Chaitkin

Chapter XV

CIA DIRECTOR

In late 1975, as a result in particular of his role in Watergate, Bush's confirmation as CIA Director was not automatic. And though the debate at his confirmation was superificial, some senators, including in particular the late Frank Church of Idaho, made some observations about the dangers inherent in the Bush nomination that have turned out in retrospect to be useful.

The political scene on the homefront from which Bush had been so anxious to be absent during 1975 was the so-called "Year of Intelligence," in that it had been a year of intense scrutiny of the illegal activities and abuses of the intelligence community, including CIA domestic and covert operations. On December 22, 1974 the New York Times published the first of a series of articles by Seymour M. Hersh which relied on leaked reports of CIA activities assembled by Director James Rodney Schlesinger to expose alleged misdeeds by the agency.

It was widely recognized at the time that the Hersh articles were a self-exposure by the CIA that was designed to set the agenda for the Ford-appointed Rockefeller Commission, which was set up a few days later, on January 4, 1975. The Rockefeller Commission members included John T. Connor, C. Douglas Dillon, Erwin N. Griswold, Lane Kirkland, Lyman Lemnitzer, Ronald Reagan, and Edgar F. Shannon, Jr. The Rockefeller Commission was supposed to examine the malfeasance of the intelligence agencies and make recommendations about how they could be reorganized and reformed. In reality, the Rockefeller Commission proposals would reflect the transition from the structures of the cold war towards the growing totalitarian tendencies of the 1980's.

While the Rockefeller Commission was a tightly controlled vehicle of the Eastern Anglophile liberal establishment, Congressional investigating committees were empaneled during 1975 whose proceedings were somewhat less rigidly controlled. These included the Senate Intelligence Committee, known as the Church Committee, and the corresponding House committee, first chaired by Rep. Lucien Nedzi (who had previously chaired one of the principal Watergate-era probes) and then (after July) by Rep. Otis Pike. One example was the Pike Committee's issuance of a contempt of Congress citation against Henry Kissinger for his refusal to provide documentation of covert operations in November, 1975. Another was Church's role in leading the opposition to the Bush nomination.

The Church Committee launched an investigation of the use of covert operations for the purpose of assassinating foreign leaders. By the nature of things, this probe was lead to grapple with the problem of whether covert operations sanctioned to eliminate foreign leaders had been re-targetted against domestic political figures. The obvious case was the Kennedy assassination.

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http://www.tarpley.net/bush15.htm

THE ENTIRE OUTSTANDING BOOK IS AVAILABLE ONLINE. IT'S WORTH KEEPING HANDY TO RUB FREEPER NOSES IN BUSH'S STEAMING STUFF.