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| History |
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| Bush
Family |
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| War
and Terror: Saddam's Defense: Summon Bush Sr. to the Stand |
It
was primarily Reagan and Bush who "encouraged" Iraq's
merciless war against Iran. That's obvious, although many Americans
-- the same Americans who cannot tell the difference between
Saddam and Osama -- are clueless.
Rumsfeld shakes hands with Saddam. |
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| The
Barreling Bushes |
Four
generations of the dynasty have chased profits through cozy
ties with Mideast leaders, spinning webs of conflicts of interest.
It's crucial that Americans come to understand how four generations
of the current president's family have embroiled the United
States in the Middle East through CIA connections, arms shipments,
rogue banks, inherited war policies and personal financial links.
Kevin Phillips' new book, "American Dynasty: Aristocracy,
Fortune and the Politics of Deceit in the House of Bush,"
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| Bush
Family Whitewashing in Iraq and Nazi Germany |
| Bush's
grandfather, Prescott Bush, and Prescott's father-in-law, George
Herbert Walker, helped finance the rise of the Nazi Party through
their intimate entanglements with Nazi industrial, shipping
and banking interests. This long (and well-documented) collaboration
continued even after America was at war with Nazi Germany. |
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| The
Bush Family "Oiligarchy" |
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news media has made note of the curious ties between the oil
business and three of the four major party candidates for president
and vice president: George W. Bush, Richard Cheney and, to a
lesser extent, Al Gore. In one column, David Ignatius referred
to “the bizarre prospect of a presidential campaign in
which three of the four candidates” have ties to oil. WP,
July 30, 2000 |
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| Stealing
Home |
| George
W. Bush loves baseball. And why not? After all, baseball has
been very good to the governor. When it comes to power, the
governor is a true triple-threat. Consider his record: (1) His
initial baseball investment of $600,000 carries the current
potential of a 2,500 percent return. (2) Through savvy P.R.
and political maneuvering, he and his partners have persuaded
a city and the state to directly subsidize a facility for their
business. (3) Not content with taxpayer subsidies, he and his
fellow owners have also successfully used the power of government
to take land from other private citizens so it could be used
for their own private purposes. |
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| The
Legacy of Robbing elections |
| Ronald
Reagan, in 1979, sent George Bush, Richard Allen, and Donald
Greg to two meetings, one in Paris France and one in Washington
DC, to insure Carter was not re-elected. They negotiated with
Manchari Gorbanifar (Iranian arms dealer), Bani Sadr (president
of Iran and political puppet of the Kohmeni regime), Albert
Hakim (arms dealer), and Hashem (diplomat of the Iranian government).
Reagan's team promised that the US federal government would
sell over one billion US dollars in American weapons to Iran
if Iran would not release the American hostages until after
the 1980 presidential election. |
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| Insider
Deals Catch Up with Bush |
| One
of Bush’s fishiest moves as a businessman who failed upward
in the oil industry occurred in 1990, when Bush was on the board
of directors and the audit committee of Dallas-based Harken
Energy. |
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| Other |
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| Pipelineistan,
Part 1: The rules of the game |
| War
against terrorism? Not really. Reminder: it's all about oil.
A quick look at the map is all it takes. It's no coincidence
that the map of terror in the Middle East and Central Asia is
practically interchangeable with the map of oil. |
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| Pipelineistan,
Part 2: The games nations play |
| Two
months ago, the White House was deliriously happy with the official
opening of the first new pipeline of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium
- a joint venture including Russia, Kazakhstan, Oman, ChevronTexaco,
ExxonMobil and a bunch of other minor players. |
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| Reagan
legacy lingers in Afghanistan, Pakistan |
| The
state of Afghanistan has actually been destroyed, and the blame
for it lies, to an indeterminate extent, on Reagan's thoughtless
but enthusiastic support of the Afghan jihad throughout the
1980s. |
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| Biographies
of Some of the Major Players |
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| World
Focus: Who, and what, is behind America's recurrent drive to
war? |
| Defending
his government's decision to invade Iraq on entirely spurious
grounds, US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld declared, "I
know in my heart and brain that America ain't what's wrong in
the world." |
| War
isn't an aberration, the policy of hawks and neo-conservatives
in power. And the reason why is war is good for business. |
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“The
Crazies Are Back”:
Bush Sr.’s CIA Briefer Recalls How the First Bush Administration
Referred to Wolfowitz, Rumsfeld and Cheney |
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same people that were there during the Reagan-Bush years and
even before, the Wolfowitzes the Rumsfelds, Cheneys were there
then. What was George Bush Sr.'s view of these people then?
‘The crazies.’ |
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| Analysis:
The Sunshine Warrior |
| Background
Of Paul Wolfowitz |
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| US:
a bigger stick - and no longer speaking softly |
| The
US seems more imperial than ever before.To supporters, this
move heralds a "benevolent global hegemony," To critics,
it's a new kind of empire, the likes of which have never been
seen before. |
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| Saddam
Hussein and U.S. Ambassador Glaspie-1990 |
| U.S.
Ambassador Glaspie -"We have no opinion on your Arab -
Arab conflicts, such as your dispute with Kuwait. Secretary
(of State James) Baker has directed me to emphasize the instruction,
first given to Iraq in the 1960's, that the Kuwait issue is
not associated with America." (Saddam smiles) |
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| War
and Terror: Saddam's Defense: Summon Bush Sr. to the Stand |
It
was primarily Reagan and Bush who "encouraged" Iraq's
merciless war against Iran. That's obvious, although many Americans
-- the same Americans who cannot tell the difference between
Saddam and Osama -- are clueless.
Rumsfeld shakes hands with Saddam. |
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| Defense
bleatings?-Ambassador Glaspie-1990 |
| Ask
Arab interlocutors, again off the record, why the U.S. would
have wanted Saddam to take over Kuwait? The answers are usually
variations on the same theme: As a pretext to bring America's
full military power into the Gulf to establish a protectorate
over its vast oil resources |
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| Bush
planned Iraq 'regime change' before becoming President |
| A
SECRET blueprint for US global domination uncovered by the Sunday
Herald, for the creation of a 'global Pax Americana' was drawn
up for Dick Cheney (now vice- president), Donald Rumsfeld (defence
secretary), Paul Wolfowitz (Rumsfeld's deputy), George W Bush's
younger brother Jeb and Lewis Libby (Cheney's chief of staff).
The document, entitled Rebuilding America's Defences: Strategies,
Forces And Resources For A New Century, was written in September
2000 by the neo-conservative think-tank Project for the New
American Century (PNAC). |
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| Spying
and Speeches |
| Unlikely
as it sounds, there's a bit more to be said about the famous
16 words in President Bush's State of the Union address. The
more you know about the 16 words, the more you realize how murky
the intelligence business is. |
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| Masters
of Deceit |
| Convicted
felons responsible for thousands of deaths are calling the shots
at the White House |
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Bush's
Favorite Terrorist Buddy &
Carlyle Group (Bush, Sr. Etc) Profits Increasing From Afghan
War |
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Meet
the brazen Al-Arian family of Tampa, Fla. During a campaign
speech in Tampa last year, candidate Bush singled his son
Abdullah, out in the crowd, Bush and wife Laura posed for
pictures with the Arian family,The problem is, Dr. Al-Arian
is the U.S. frontman for one of the largest terrorist-group
coalitions in the world, Islamic Jihad.
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| The
Orwellian Olsens |
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In
Bushworld It's their reality. We just live and die in it.
In Bushworld, you get to strut around like a tough military
guy and paint your rival as a chicken hawk, even though he's
the one who won medals in combat and was praised by his superior
officers for fulfilling all his obligations.
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| An
Administration That Thinks and Acts As a Child |
| Whether
the administration is talking about medical care or tax cuts,
homeland security or social welfare, energy or the environment,
democracy (in Florida, California, Iraq or the West Bank) or
the separation of church and state, or the liberty of citizens
and the rights of prisoners under the Constitution, the approach
has been arrogant, self-important, unempathic, careless of the
future and ethically primitive. |
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| The
Photographic History of the Bush Administration Putting Its
Mouth Where Its Money Isn’t |
| A
chronology of Bush saying one thing then doing another |
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| We
Finally Got Our Frankenstein... and He Was In a Spider Hole!
-- by Michael Moore |
| America
used to like Saddam. We LOVED Saddam. We funded him. We armed
him. We helped him gas Iranian troops. |
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