Bush revisionism is back: Why this latest, pathetic attempt is so dangerous When we think of the villains of the civil rights movement, former Alabama Gov. George Wallace — he of the infamous “Segregation now! Segregation tomorrow! Segregation forever!” battle cry — is perhaps the first face that comes to mind. But here’s the funny thing about George Wallace: According to his contemporaries, the man was not personally ill disposed toward African-Americans (at least by the standards of the time). Why am I thinking about George Wallace? Bai’s piece is not very long, but here’s the short version, nonetheless: When George W. Now, as defenses of George W. Tens of thousands of people are dead today because of George W. In response to this flimsy defense, it’d be understandable if one concluded, as some on Twitter have, that Bai is simply a crypto-Republican who is ready to play his part in the epic quest to rewrite the legacy of the 43rd president. In the end, I can’t tell you any more than Bai can whether or not Bush is a “good” person.
George H.W. Bush of the CIA What possible connection could there have been between George H.W. Bush and the assassination of John F. Kennedy? Or between the C.I.A. and the assassination? Or between Bush and the C.I.A.? For some people, apparently, making such connections was as dangerous as letting one live wire touch another. In his book, Family of Secrets: The Bush Dynasty, America’s Invisible Government and the Hidden History of the Last Fifty Years, Russ Baker, editor of WhoWhatWhy, documents some of the strangest and least known events relating to the assassination, whose 50th anniversary falls this November 22. This is the first installment of a ten-part series, featuring excerpts from relevant chapters of the book. Notes: (1) Although these excerpts do not contain footnotes, the book itself is heavily footnoted and exhaustively sourced. (2) To distinguish between George Bush, father and son, George H.W. Poppy’s Secret When Joseph McBride came upon the document about George H. To: Intelligence Agency.
Did George H.W. Bush Coordinate a JFK Hit Team? by Richard Hooke (with Jim Fetzer) This is not the first time and surely will not be the last that George H.W. Bush, former Director of the CIA and the 41st President of the United States, has been implicated in the death of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, our 35th president. In an earlier study, for example, “Was George H.W. That GHWB knew Malcolm “Mac” Wallace from Yale is especially stunning. ”Mac” Wallace was LBJ’s personal hit man and murdered as many as a dozen persons for Lyndon, including one of his own sisters, who was talking too much about his business to allow her to continue to speak. Even Jack Ruby, who was in the position to know, asserted that, if someone else had been Vice President, the assassination would never have occurred. Wallace went to work for Harry Lewis and L & G Oil. YouTube - Veterans Today - Why the Dal-Tex Matters According to The Warren Repor (1964), three shots were fired during the assassination. YouTube - Veterans Today - George H.W. by Richard Hooke Mrs.