George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography - Get a Free Blog

Like the Henry III ancestral claim, Franklin Pierce may be a bad omen for George Bush.
The catastrophic Pierce was refused renomination by his own political party. Pierce
backed schemes to spread slavery by having mercenaries, called `` filibusters, '' invade
Mexico, Central America and the Caribben islands. During the Civil War, he attacked the
Emancipation Proclamation that outlawed black slavery in the rebel states. His former
backers among the wealthy New England families abandoned him and treated him like
dirt. He died unmourned in 1869.
One may ask, in what way are President Bush and his backers conscious of an
oligarchical tradition? For a clue, let us look at the case of Arthur Burr Darling, George
Bush's prep school history teacher.
Just after Claude Fuess `` came into power with Hitler and Mussolini '' in 1933, Fuess
brought Darling in to teach. Dr. Darling was head of the Andover history department
from 1937 to 1956, and Faculty Guardian of one of the secret societies. His Political
Changes in Massachusetts, 1824 to 1848 covered the period of Andover's eclipse by
Boston's aristocratic opium lords. Darling's book attacks Andover's greatest
humanitarian, Jedidiah Morse, as a dangerous lunatic, because Morse warned about
international criminal conspiracies involving these respectable Bostonians. The same
book attacks President John Quincy Adams as a misguided troublemaker, responsible
with Morse for the anti-freemasonic movement in the 1820s-30s.
Arthur Burr Darling, while still head of Andover's history department, was chosen by the
Harrimanites to organize the historical files of the new Central Intelligence Agency, and
to write the CIA's own official account of its creation and first years. Since this cynical
project was secret, Darling's 1971 obituary did not reflect his CIA employment.@s2@s5
Darling's The Central Intelligence Agency: An Instrument of Government, to 1950 was
classified Secret on its completion in December 1953. For 36 years it was only to be
consulted for self-justification by the Harrimanites. This mercenary work was finally
declassified in 1989 and was published by Pennsylvania State University in 1990.
Subsequent editions of Who Was Who in America were changed, in the fashion of Joe
Stalin's `` history revisers, '' to tell the latest, official version of what George Bush's
history teacher had done with his life.
Crisis
Having met his future wife Barbara, Poppy Bush returned from the Christmas holidays
after New Year's Day, 1942, for his final months at Andover. The U.S. entry into World
War II made things rather awkward for Bush and some of his schoolmates, and cast a
dark shadow on his future.
Since early 1941, the Justice Department had been investigating the Nazi support
apparatus among U.S. firms. This probe centered on the Harriman, Rockefeller, Du Pont
and related enterprises, implicating George's father Prescott, his partners and the Bushes'
close family friends.