Prescott Bush, The Nazi
American Banker |
ust too many jinks, links
I started this second part
with the objective of extending the dossier on the Bush Gang, but I
quickly realised that short of writing a (very long) book, I’d never
be able to encapsulate all of it in the easy-to-digest form of an
essay, hence the external pages, so that if you want to pursue a
particular character or company, all you need do is click on a
particular link. You'll find that many of the names and companies
are cross-linked, pointing to the intricate network of associates
that the Bush clan have built up over the years. No doubt if one
were to do the same thing with Rockefeller, you'd end up with the
same rats nest of associations (pun intended).
Gangster Capitalism
And in any
case, the critical issue is not so much the individual goings-on of
these ne’er do wells, but that they are typical of a system, which
since its foundation (one built on slavery, genocide, continental
land theft and gangster capitalism) has utterly corrupt institutions
which it nevertheless claims make it the bastion of the ‘free
world’! As the saying goes, they have ‘no shame’.
Hear no evil, see no
evil, speak no evil
The other
really important question to ask is how can one family which has so
many skeletons in the family closet, get away with such dirty
dealings and over such a long period of time without being called to
task? It’s as if the mass media goes deaf, dumb and blind when the
name Bush comes up. For no matter what your politics are, left,
right or indifferent, a family which has its fingers in so many
dirty dealings has surely got to get you thinking about exactly what
kind of country it is you live in (if you’re an American) and what
kind of world is it that’s dominated by a country with a media (not
to mention a legal system) that’s quite content not to challenge its
president or his lying, thiefing family and their tenticular network
of associations which includes: the Mafia, the Chinese Communist
Party, Japanese Triads, the Vatican, Central American drug smugglers
and gun runners, international arms dealers, the Ayotollah Khomeini
(RIP), Cuban-American terrorists, money laundering, illegal arms
sales, countless conflicts of interests, nepotism, coverups, tax
avoidance, SEC fiddles and banking scams? A veritable ‘school for
scoundrels’.
The fact that this
litany of evil is effectively left unscrutinised and unquestioned by
the dominant media, or, on the few occasions when it is mentioned,
it’s only ‘in passing’, reveals the cynical, opportunistic attitude
toward not only the concept of access to information, but acting
on it.