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And look, I knew I'd catch some flak on this decision....But I've got to do what I think is right, and then I'll ask the people for support. But more important than posturing now, or even negotiating, is the result.... It was a landmark of impudence and dissembling. One of Bush's main objectives as he zig-zagged through the press conference was to avoid any television sound bites that would show him endorsing new taxes. So all his formulations were as diffuse as possible. Were tax revenue increases the same as taxes? Bush: And I say budget reforms are required, and I say spending cuts are required, and so let's see where we come out on that. Q: But is it taxes? Bush: Is what taxes? Q:What you're saying. Are you saying taxes are --higher taxes are-- Bush: I've told you what I've said, and I can't help you any more. Nice try. Q:You said we needed-- Bush:You got it. You got it, and you've got a--you've seen the arrows coming my way. And that's fine, but-- let people interpret it any way-- Q: Well, I have-- Bush: Well, I want to leave it the way I said I would, so the negotiators are free to discuss a wide array of options, including tax increases. Does that help? A questioner cited a tabloid headline: "Read My Lips: I Lied." Bush had been prepped by an historical review of how other presidents had allegedly changed their minds or lied, which had convinced Bush that he, although a liar, was actually in the same class with Lincoln. "I've been more relaxed about it than I thought I'd be," quipped Bush. "I feel comfortable about that because I've gone back and done a little research and seen these firestorms come and go, people who feel just as strongly on one side or another of an issue as I do and haven't gotten their way exactly." Why had he said no new taxes during the campaign? "Well, I don't think anybody did such a penetrating job of questioning...." Bush's basic idea was that he could get away with it, in the way that Reagan had gotten away with the 1982 recession. But for many voters, and even for many Republican loyalists, this had been yet another epiphany of a scoundrel. Many were convinced that Bush believed in absolutely nothing except hanging on to power. It was also in the early summer of 1990 that it gradually dawned on many taxpayers that, according to the terms of the Savings & Loan bailout championed by Bush during the first weeks of his regime, they would be left holding the bag to the tune of at least $500
illion. Their future was now weighted with the crushing burden of a defacto second mortgage, in addition to the astronomical national debt that Reagan and Bush had rolled up. This unhappy consciousness was compounded by the personal carnage of the continuing economic contraction, which had been accelerated by the shocks of September-October, 1989. An ugly mood was abroad, with angry people seeking a point of cathexis. They found it in Neil Bush, the president's marplot cadet son, the one we saw explaining his March 31, 1981 dinner engagement with Scott Hinckley. As even little children now know, Neil Bush was a member of the board of directors of Silverado Savings and Loan of Denver, Colorado, which went bankrupt and had to be seized by federal regulators during 1988. Preliminary estimates of the costs to the taxpayers were on the order of $1.6 billion, but this was sure to go higher. The picture was complicated by the fact that Neil Bush had received a $100,000 personal loan (never repayed, and formally forgiven) and a $1.25 million line of credit from two local land speculators, Kenneth Good and William Walters, both also prominent money-bags for the Republican Party. In return for the favors he had received, Neil Bush certainly did nothing to prevent Silverado from lending $35 million to Good for a real estate speculation that soon went into default. Walters received $200 million in loans from Silverado, which were never called in. This was a prima facie case of violation of the conflict of interest regulations. But instead of keeping quiet, Neil Bush showed that the family tradition of self-righteous posturing even when caught with both hands in the cookie jar was well represented by him: he launched an aggressive campaign of proclaiming his own innoncence; it was all political, thought Neil, and all because people wanted to get at his august father through him. Sleazy Neil Bush's pontificating did not play well; Neil sounded "arrogant and flip" and the result, as People magazine commented at the end of the year, was "a public relations fiasco." Posters went up in Washington emblazoned with the call to "Jail Neil Bush," while out in Denver, the Colorado Taxpayers for Justice marched outside Neil's downtown office (where Neil had answered questions about his ties to the Hinckley family in on March 31, 1981) carrying placards and chanting "Yes, Neil, it's wrong to steal!" and "Give it back, Neil!" [fn 19] Neil was looking forward to public hearings organized by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to probe his malfeasance; there was talk of a criminal indictment, but this eventually dwindled into a $200 million civil suit brought against Neil and 10 other former Silverado officials for "gross negligence" in their running of the affairs of the bank. Bush's immediate reaction to the dense clouds gathering over Neil's head was to step up a scandal he saw as a counterweight: this was the "Keating Five" or "Lincoln Brigade" affair, which hit Senate Democrats Cranston, Riegle, Glenn, and DeConcini, plus Republican McCain. Some S&L loans showed "excesses," Bush was now ready to concede, and some were "foolish and ill-advised." But, he quickly stipulated: "I don't want to argue in favor of re-regulating the industry." And Bush was also on the defensive because, while he mandated $500 billion for the S&Ls, he wanted to veto a measure providing for unpaid parental leave for working mothers, despite a campaign promise that "we need to assure that women don't have to worry about getting their jobs back after
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of mankind as a matter of hereditar
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Prescott Bush entered Yale Universi
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when he was an important, rich U.S.
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10. See The Industries of St. Louis
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private armies disbanded. The U.S.
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shares. But the Anglo-Americans--Mo
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8. Elimination of German Resources
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25. Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression-
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Chapter -III- Race Hygiene: Three B
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the necessary changes in our relati
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Before the Auschwitz death camp bec
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Prescott's son George, the future U
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esidents working on the island. The
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Charles Payson organized a uranium
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Reynolds chairman Bowman Gray, Jr.,
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17. John Prados, Keepers of the Key
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way she got the message across. Whe
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In his 1939 memoirs, Headmaster Fue
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On March 5, 1942--at about the time
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Chapter - VI -Bush in World War II
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Republican, was brought into Roosev
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y the USS Finnback, a submarine, th
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For the 1992 presidential campaign,
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Gunner Lawrence Mueller tended to c
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able to shake the memory of this in
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Japan surrendered in August. That f
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een the case with President George
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Samuel and William Huntington Russe
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Other pre-Civil War Bonesmen were:
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with an air of easy nonchalance''..
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• Harvey Hollister Bundy (S&B 190
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een pilfered--by Prescott Bush, Geo
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``Prescott Bush had a colorful side
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8) Matthew Talcott Russell: Graduat
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Chapter -VIII- The Permian Basin Ga
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Ray Kravis's dexterity in setting u
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[fn 6] If Bush actually went to Cal
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alternative to support his family.
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The year was 1953, and Uncle Herbie
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speculation," Bush would explain ye
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Offshore annual report for 1958: "W
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By 1972, George Bush was a Nixon Ad
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contracts came from components of R
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openings. In 1952 and 1956, Texas D
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1963. Before the year was out, Geor
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to procure 100,000 signatures for G
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distinctive: Morris was for "no tre
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that his quarrel was not with the e
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Yarborough began his day of campaig
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subject only to certain restraints
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Bush was also smarting under Yarbor
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described as "the last stand-up Dem
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against the right-wing opposition.
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The SCORPION, which had been the fi
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Denmark had signed a $9 million con
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proud of his endorsements from Gov.
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of committee organization, all tax
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would now become a protagonist of a
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should be wiped out completely so t
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stop rulers from favoring, from eve
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In February 1969, Bush and other me
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submitted to irreversible steriliza
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Congressman Charles Vanick of Ohio,
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These were the circumstances in whi
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of Representatives, each one flaunt
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NOTES: 1. See Fitzhugh Green, Georg
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that "all foreigners are out to scr
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The Kissinger networks in question
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expulsion of Taiwan. This was the s
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confrontations of the US and the US
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should pull back from East Pakistan
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alance of power for the ultimate sa
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widepsread flooding and death on No
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Bush in Addis Ababa voted in favor
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at the time of the US Revolution. W
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Compny, Simplex Wire and Cale Co. (
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Chapter -XII- Chairman George in Wa
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that I went to the mountaintop to b
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oundless personal ambition and gree
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Barker, a CIA operative since the B
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was." Certain elements of this infa
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combat. Paisley, along with Howard
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lawyer Jerris Leonard, Leon describ
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country for the purpose of generati
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involves these Cubans, Hunt, and a
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Communists, like Masaryk, or that I
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Pike. One example was the Pike Comm
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political parking spot," and that p
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the Episcopal Church Foundation in
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to cooperate fully with the Committ
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cannot conceive of the incumbent do
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with the facts." In the midst of hi
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also reports that he worked for a t
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profiting from the vogue of "Euro-c
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agents?" Ledeen wanted to know. "We
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of 20 votes out of 1,336 cast, and
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faculty of Harvard University, reco
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gunfire." [fn 9] Had there been an
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Q: Any additional measures being ta
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of Unocal through a complex "two-ti
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and that airline will proceed to ra
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Chapter -XX- The Phony War on Drugs
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Alley" in the northern part of Miam
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Pronto, the Barcelona-based, larges
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Senate, and a portion of the handwr
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Chapter -XXII- Bush Takes The Presi
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covert activity. Often the verbiage
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Reagan. Bush had grown up in the li
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Further investigation of this poten
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the Gary Hart campaign, received a
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international gameboard, but as one
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When Bush had arrived in Manchester
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overtones of "Read My Lips- No New
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prepared by Fuller and Ailes. Ed Ro
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Still later Frandsen would serve as
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while "preparing for the rapture."
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16. "Bush Proves Successful in Tick
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Chapter -XXIII- The End of History
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fall. By late 1991, this same team
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consumer culture." Fukuyama, it tur
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Jack Kemp, a 1988 presidential cand
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an incompetent charlatan who had pr
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Chapter -XXV- THYROID STORM Caesar
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legendary hunting exploits of killi
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are blonds, are really light--yet t
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59. "Bush Tries to Ease Loan Crisis
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