Common Dreams recently reports that documents regarding the Congressional hearings of Preston Bush's Nazi ties were recently released to the American public. Documents like these have a way of getting lost in the U.S. National Archives, as if they don't exist where the general population is concerned. They seem to wait in obscurity for what threatens to be an eternity, unless somebody on the inside decides to locate and release them, either upon request, or on their own volition. Nevertheless, the evidence mulitiplies like feul and tinder for a torch that an earlier generation has passed to the younger generations today; the torch is the truth.
Trading with the enemy is a federal offense in the United States of America. When the enemy is Hitler, no excuse, not even Preston Bush's partner Thyssen's attitude that doing business with the Nazis was a better alternative than doing business with communists justifies what Thyssen and G. W. Bush's grandfather did (helping Nazis to launder stolen [seized] blood money to help fund Hitler's wars and other sick campaigns).
Indeed, some offspring will stray from a family's ways, but the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Bush family history shows generations of self-righteous men that value increased profits and power before all other considerations. From financing piracy on the high seas and the American slave trade, to Iran/Contra that involved the profits from the cocaine drug trade, and the real reasons behind the Gulf War and the present circumstances involving the United States, Afghanistan and Iraq, you can bet that the Bush family has investments at stake. They don't care how many people suffer and die as long as they get what they want. And Preston Bush wanted in on a peach of deal with the Nazis... The same man who also turned to politics after he'd traded with the enemy and became a U.S. Senator as well as father of a U.S. president that also served Nixon's administration and headed the CIA, and grandfather to the current White House resident and others that dabble in politics and business, often mixing the two.
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