George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography - Get a Free Blog

Reagan may once again be bypassed for the historic role...a general feeling that he may
be a man whose cause may triumph, but whose own time may never come." [fn 17]
NBC's Brokaw started calling Reagan the "former front-runner." Tom Petit of the same
network was more direct: "I would like to suggest that Ronald Reagan is politically
dead." Once again the choice of pictures made Bush look good, Reagan bad.
The Eastern Liberal establishment had left no doubt who its darling was: Bush, and not
Reagan. In their arrogance, the Olympians had once again committed the error of
confusing their collective patrician whim with real processes ongoing in the real world.
The New Hampshire primary was to prove a devastating setback for Bush, in spite of all
the hype the Bushman networks were able to crank out. How did it happen?
George Bush was of course a life-long member of the Skull and Bones secret society of
Yale University, through which he advanced towards the freemasonic upper reaches of
the Anglo-American establishment, towards those exalted circles of London, New York,
and Washington in which the transatlantic destiny of the self-styled Anglo-Saxon master
race is elaborated. The entrees provided by Skull and Bones membership would always
be, for Bush, the most vital ones. But, in addition to such exalted feudal brotherhoods as
Skull and Bones, the Anglo-American Establishment also maintains a series of broaderbased
elite organizations whose function is to manifest the hegemonic Anglo-American
policy line to the broader layers of the establishment, including bureaucrats, businessmen,
bankers, journalists, professors, and other such assorted retainers and stewards of power.
George Bush had thus found it politic over the years to become a member of the New
York Council on Foreign Relations. By 1979, Bush was a member of the board of the
CFR, where he sat next to his old patron Henry Kissinger. The President of the CFR
during this period was Kissinger clone Winston Lord of the traditional Skull and Bones
family.
George was also a member of the Bohemian Club of San Francisco, which had been
founded by Ambrose Bierce after the Civil War to cater to the Stanfords, Huntingtons,
Crockers, Hopkins, and the other nouveau-riche tycoons that had emerged from the gold
rush. The Bohemian Club made a summer outing every year to its camp at Bohemian
Grove, a secluded, 2,700 acre stand of majestic redwoods about 75 miles from San
Francisco. A sign over the gate advises: "Spiders Weave Not Here." Up to 1,600
members, with the occasional foreign guest like German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt,
gather in mid-summer for freemasonic ceremonies featuring the ritual interrment of "dull
care", cavort in women's panty hose in femme impersonatuer theatricals, or better yet
frolic in the nude near the banks of the Russian River. Herbert Hoover was a devoted
regular, Eisenhower and Allen Dulles made cold war speeches there; Nixon and Reagan
had discussed prospects for the 1968 election; Bechtel was always big; and Henry
Kissinger loved to pontificate, all at the Grove.
Then there was the Trilateral Commission, founded by David Rockefeller in 1973-74.
One branch from North America, one branch from Europe, one branch from Japan, with