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<DIV></DIV>From: <I>STEVE </I><BR>Subject: <I>THE BOOK THE BUSHES BANNED</I><BR>Date: <I>Sun, 25 Feb 2007 21:28:17 -0800 (PST)</I><BR><BR><BR>THE BOOK THE BUSHES BANNED<BR><BR>GEORGE W. BUSH…KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY:<BR>ANOTHER COCAINE SNORTING LIAR IN THE WHITE HOUSE<BR><BR>Please download and circulate as widely as possible.<BR><BR><BR>I have been reading a copy of Fortunate Son, the book<BR>which exposes the truth about George W. Bush, the<BR>Governor of Texas, and the front runner to become<BR>President of the United States in the year 2000.<BR><BR>This son of the drug-taking, drug-running, paedophile,<BR>serial killer, and former President, George Bush (see<BR>The Biggest Secret), used his family and Illuminati<BR>connections to have the book withdrawn by the<BR>publisher to prevent his hypocrisy and lies being<BR>exposed to his potential
voters.<BR><BR>Some 90,000 copies were withdrawn from sale by the<BR>publisher, Thomas Dunne Books, because it highlights<BR>information that George W. Bush was forced to perform<BR>community service in 1972 after being caught in<BR>possession of a controlled substance, cocaine.<BR><BR>The author, J. H. Hatfield, has been vilified for<BR>writing the book and yet, as a researcher myself, I<BR>find his attention to detail and his acknowledgement<BR>of the nature and reliability of sources to be first<BR>class. There are 52 pages of small-type source notes.<BR>This guy did his homework.<BR><BR>Hatfield details how sources told him that Bush was<BR>ordered to do community service with an operation<BR>called Project P.U.L.L., a program for poor<BR>African-American youths in Houston, Texas. This is not<BR>disputed by Bush and, indeed, he has spoken about it<BR>publicly as used his “caring”
gesture to support his<BR>presidential campaign, ironically.<BR><BR><BR>We are asked to believe that George W. Bush, a<BR>hard-drinking, hard playing, romeo, driving his<BR>expensive sports car and flying for the Texas Air<BR>National Guard, suddenly dropped everything, worked<BR>voluntarily for this charity, and then suddenly left<BR>the project and went back immediately to the above<BR>lifestyle once again as if nothing had happened. Yeah,<BR>and Bill Clinton is a celibate nun.<BR><BR>Hatfield was alerted to the cocaine story just as his<BR>book was being completed. He read a story in the<BR>internet magazine, Salon, which reported on August<BR>25th 1999 about allegations that Bush was “ordered by<BR>a Texas judge to perform community service in exchange<BR>for expunging his record showing illicit drug use and<BR>that this service was performed at the Martin Luther<BR>King, Jr.,
Community Center in Houston.”<BR><BR>Hatfield followed up the story through sources close<BR>to Bush, who had helped with other earlier sections of<BR>his book. They confirmed to him that the basis of the<BR>story was indeed true, but Bush had not been sent to<BR>work at the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center.<BR>Instead his community service was performed in Project<BR>P.U.L.L, of which his father, George Bush, was a<BR>“benevolent supporter”.<BR><BR>Madgelean “Madge” Bush (no relation), the director of<BR>the Martin Luther King Jr. Center denied, quite<BR>rightly, that Bush junior had ever attended her<BR>establishment, but she refused point blank to answer<BR>Hatfield’s follow up question:” Did Governor Bush<BR>perform court-ordered community service at ANOTHER<BR>agency in Houston or elsewhere in Texas other than the<BR>Martin Luther King, Jr., Center?”<BR><BR>There was a long
pause, Hatfield reports in his book,<BR>and then she said:<BR><BR>“No comment because Madge Bush is not gonna talk to<BR>you…I am not getting off into anything about George<BR>except he’s the governor of Texas. That’s all I’m<BR>gonna say about George W. Bush”. With that she hung<BR>up.<BR><BR>Hatfield next called a former Bush classmate at Yale<BR>University where Bush, like his father and<BR>grandfather, had been a member of the infamous<BR>Illuminati bloodline operation called the Skull and<BR>Bones Society (see The Biggest Secret, And The Truth<BR>Shall Set You Free, etc.). This classmate, a family<BR>friend who had partied with Bush in the sixties and<BR>seventies in Houston, had contributed information to<BR>Hatfield for other sections of the book which proved<BR>to be accurate.<BR><BR>Hatfield asked him if George W. had volunteered to<BR>work for Project P.U.L.L. in 1972 or if he
had been<BR>ordered to do so by the courts. Bush’s classmate<BR>replied:<BR><BR>“I was wondering when someone was going to get around<BR>to uncovering the truth. Evidently, you kind of<BR>glossed over it in the book (the manuscript at that<BR>time) like a lot of other reporters have done in their<BR>newspaper and magazine articles. It doesn’t fit, does<BR>it?”<BR><BR>“George W. was arrested for possession of cocaine in<BR>1972, but due to his father’s connections, the entire<BR>record was expunged by a state judge whom the elder<BR>Bush helped to get elected. It was one of those<BR>“behind closed doors in the judge’s chambers” kind of<BR>thing between the old man and one of his Texas cronies<BR>who owed him a favor. In exchange for successfully<BR>completing community service at Project P.U.L.L, where<BR>Bush senior was a heavy contributor and honorary<BR>chairman, the judge purged
George W.’s record.”<BR><BR>When pressed for more details, the source said:” I’ve<BR>told you enough already. There’s only a handful of us<BR>that know the truth. I’m not even sure his wife knows<BR>about it…Just keep digging. But keep looking over your<BR>shoulder.”<BR><BR>The very same story was told to Hatfield, he says, by<BR>another longtime Bush friend and “unofficial political<BR>advisor”. This source said:<BR><BR>“Take this any way it sounds, but do you think George<BR>would take time out from speeding around town in his<BR>TR-6 convertible sports car, bedding down just about<BR>every single woman – and a few married ones – and<BR>partying like there’s no tomorrow to go work full-time<BR>as a mentor to a bunch of streetwise black kids? Get<BR>real man, this is a white-bread boy from the other<BR>side of town we’re talking about”.<BR><BR>Exactly.<BR><BR>Next Hatfield called George
W.’s presidential campaign<BR>spokesman, Scott McClellan, who had previously refused<BR>to comment on the original allegations in Salon about<BR>the Martin Luther King, Jr., Center. Hatfield asked<BR>him about Bush’s involvement in Project P.U.L.L. in<BR>1972 as a condition of having his cocaine possession<BR>charge purged. Hatfield reports what followed in his<BR>book:<BR><BR>“There was a moment of electric silence, and then<BR>McClellan muttered an almost inaudible “Oh shit”, and<BR>after hesitating for a moment, finally said, “No<BR>comment”.<BR><BR>“After McClellan abruptly terminated our conversation,<BR>I called the Bush presidential exploratory committee<BR>back, but a Megan Moran answered and informed me that<BR>either Karen Hughes or Mindy Tucker, two other Bush<BR>campaign spokespersons, would return my call. Neither<BR>one of them ever did.”<BR><BR>Another long-time associate
of George W., and a man<BR>close to his campaign team, also confirmed to Hatfield<BR>that the cocaine story and its’ connection to Project<BR>P.U.L.L. was correct. This guy added:<BR><BR>“I can’t and won’t give you any new names, but I can<BR>confirm that W.’s Dallas attorney remains the<BR>repository of any evidence of the expunged record.<BR>From what I’ve been told, the attorney is the one who<BR>advised him to get a new drivers license in 1995 when<BR>a survey of his public records uncovered a stale, but<BR>nevertheless incriminating trail for an overly eager<BR>reporter to follow”.<BR><BR>(It is officially confirmed that Bush did indeed get a<BR>new drivers license at that time.)<BR><BR>“Bush won’t admit he’s used drugs before 1974. Period.<BR>Because we’re not talking about experimenting with a<BR>little pot like a lot of baby boomers did back then.<BR>Hell, for a significant
number of us, drug use was a<BR>youthful indiscretion, a misguided rite of passage” he<BR>continued “But W. got caught with cocaine in 1972 and<BR>because his daddy was oil rich and influential in<BR>Harris County politics, he got his son off with a<BR>little community service at a minority youth center<BR>instead of having to pick cotton on a Texas prison<BR>farm”.<BR><BR>George W. Bush was one of twelve presidential hopefuls<BR>asked the same question by The New York Daily News on<BR>August 4th 1999. Had any of them ever used cocaine or<BR>marijuana? Bush was the only one who refused to<BR>answer. He has also refused to deny that he took<BR>illegal substances before 1974. This source told<BR>Hatfield:<BR><BR>“I personally advised him to stay on course and never<BR>admit anything…I said George, once you start<BR>answering, you’re never going to be able to stop. The<BR>press will trick
you by claiming that if you answer<BR>one more question, they’ll get off your ass. But he<BR>ignored my advice and now everybody wants to know why<BR>he won’t rule out drug use prior to 1974”.<BR><BR>Well the answer to why he can’t rule it out is, quite<BR>simply, because he DID use cocaine and he WAS caught<BR>in possession and he DID have this record erased<BR>because of who he was in return for working at Project<BR>P.U.L.L.<BR><BR>George W. Bush is, like his infamous father, lying<BR>through his teeth to the people of America about his<BR>cocaine possession and much else besides.<BR><BR>IF THAT IS NOT TRUE “JUNIOR” THEN ISSUE A WRIT AGAINST<BR>ME AND LET’S HAVE A PUBLIC DEBATE ABOUT THIS IN COURT,<BR>OK? AND WHILE YOU ARE ABOUT IT, ASK YOUR FATHER TO<BR>ISSUE FURTHER WRITS AGAINST ME FOR EXPOSING HIM AS A<BR>PAEDOPHILE AND MURDERER AND LET’S GET THAT INTO THE<BR>OPEN
ALSO.<BR><BR>LOOK FORWARD TO HEARING FROM YOU, GUYS.<BR><BR>Let me make it clear that I am not seeking to condemn<BR>Bush junior for taking cocaine or any other drug in<BR>itself. That’s up to him as long as he doesn’t force<BR>it on anyone else. But here is a guy who has raised<BR>fantastic amounts of money from Illuminati sources to<BR>become the latest bloodline President of the United<BR>States. As president he will have the power to send<BR>Americans to war (no matter what the law may say) and<BR>yet like his father’s vice-president, Dan Quayle, he<BR>used his family connections to secure a place in the<BR>National Guard during the Vietnam War to ensure that<BR>he would never have to go overseas and fight, suffer,<BR>and die, in Vietnam in the manner of so many of his<BR>fellow Americans in that Illuminati-created conflict.<BR><BR>In the same way, as Governor of Texas, George
W.<BR>Bush’s monumental hypocrisy can be seen again in his<BR>attitude to young people convicted of drug possession.<BR>As one of Hatfield’s sources close to Bush said:<BR><BR>“You know what makes me sick about all this shit? It’s<BR>Bush’s hypocrisy. Cocaine use is illegal, but as<BR>governor of Texas, he’s toughened penalties for people<BR>convicted of selling or possessing less than a gram of<BR>coke, Ok’d the housing of sixteen year olds in adult<BR>correction facilities, and slashed funding for inmate<BR>substance-abuse programs. Texas currently spends over<BR>1.45 million dollars per day keeping drug offenders<BR>behind bars and other $28,000 a day incarcerating<BR>young people for drug offences”.<BR><BR>“I’ve known George for several years and he has never<BR>accepted youth and irresponsibility as legitimate<BR>excuses for illegal behaviour – except when it comes<BR>to
himself”.<BR><BR>So how come that Hatfield’s book, Fortunate Son, which<BR>clearly tells the truth about George W. Bush and his<BR>stunning lies and hypocrisy, can be withdrawn by the<BR>publisher at precisely the time when the people of<BR>America need this information before they make<BR>decisions on who should be their next President? I<BR>need say no more than to quote a warning given to<BR>Hatfield by one of his Bush-connected sources:<BR><BR>“Be careful and watch your back every step of the way.<BR>Without sounding paranoid, I think I would be amiss if<BR>I didn’t remind you that George’s old man was once<BR>director of the CIA. Shit, man, they named the<BR>building after the guy not too long ago. Besides, W.’s<BR>raised a staggering sixty million dollars for his<BR>White House run in a matter of only a few months and<BR>his corporate (ILLUMINATI) sponsors and GOP<BR>(republican)
fat cats aren’t going to roll over and<BR>play dead when you expose the truth about their<BR>investment.”<BR><BR>NOR DID THEY.<BR><BR>WELCOME TO THE LAND OF THE FREE.<BR><BR>DAVID ICKE<BR><BR><BR>**********************************************<BR> Feel free to distribute and post this article<BR>anywhere!<BR> **********************************************<BR><BR>The above picture of Governor George Jr. was extracted<BR>from a public State of Texas owned and paid for<BR>website. Paid for by the People of Texas. Purportedly<BR>every image on the site is copyrighted. How can the<BR>Texas legislature take pictures of the legislative<BR>chambers, paid and maintained by TAX monies, and then<BR>presume to hold a copyright on PUBLIC property? If you<BR>don't believe
this...<BR><BR><BR>http://www.governor.state.tx.us/legislative/index.html<BR> http://www.governor.state.tx.us/<BR><BR> To learn more about the Bush Family Mafia:<BR><BR> http://www.davidicke.com/icke/articles/bushblood.html<BR> THE WINDSOR-BUSH BLOODLINE Or why George W. Bush is<BR>the favourite to be President of the United States in<BR>the year 2000!<BR><BR> Bush's Boys Club-Skull and Bones<BR><BR>http://www.davidicke.com/icke/magazine/vol-5/bushsucks.html<BR><BR>Biography of George H.W. Bush<BR><BR>http://www.50megs.com/davidicke/icke/magazine/vol5/bush/bushb.htm<BR><BR>Yogurt Shop Murders ~ Attorney's Investigation into<BR>the cover-up of Child Murders and Abuse by Governor<BR>George BUSH Jr. and the Texas Judicial
System<BR>http://www.50megs.com/davidicke/icke/magazine/vol5/yogurt/yogurt1.htm<BR><BR><BR>Visit the David Icke WebSite:<BR>http://www.davidicke.com<BR><BR>Other Articles by David Icke<BR> http://www.davidicke.com/icke/article.html<BR><BR><BR><BR> Bridge of Love Publications:<BR> United Kingdom - http://www.50megs.com/bridgelove/<BR> South Africa - http://users2.50megs.com/bridgeloveza/<BR> Australia - http://www.50megs.com/bridgeoflove/<BR><BR> Germany Amazon ~<BR>http://www.immunotex.com/icke-de.html<BR> US and Canada Amazon ~ http://www.immunotex.com/icke.html<BR><BR><BR><BR></FONT></BLOCKQUOTE></div><br clear=all><hr> <a href="http://g.msn.com/8HMBENUS/2755??PS=47575" target="_top">The average US Credit Score is 675. The cost to see yours: $0 by Experian.</a> </html>