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Mike Smith wrote:
> 
> On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 11:28:18 GMT, "Robert M." <rmarkoff@msn.com>
> wrote:
> 
> >In article <R3M5c.16973$Kq1.761@fe2.texas.rr.com>,
> > "Mark T. Evert" <mtevert@austin.rr.com> wrote:
> >
> >> There is no
> >> question that the Bin Laden's and the Bush family have been involved in
> >> mutually beneficial, business endeavours..
> >
> >
> >We know that.
> 
> Osama Bin Laden and Bush have absolutely no ties whatsoever.
> And most of the Bin Laden family (over 50 members) have absolutely no
> ties with Osama.
> 
> But you know that. You just wanted to be intentionally deceptive.

Just how do YOU know that? Do you speak Arabic?

Are you pivy to their cellphone conversations?

Mike, you are blind to the truth.

http://www.gregpalast.com/detail.cfm?artid=253&row=0

by Greg Palast

Well, well, well. President George was in one hell of bind this week
when it turned that that Saudi Arabia funded Al Qaeda, not Iraq.

Realizing we'd invaded the wrong country, Bush did the honorable
thing: he's come out against gay marriages.

This caused some real confusion in my staff where a gay member of our
investigations team announced he was changing his allegiance from
Howard Dean to George Bush.

"Bush Saves Gays from Marriage! Bush Saves Gays!" he rushed around the
office beaming.

"Gay people exempt from going to in-laws for Thanksgiving dinner!
Gay-mericans exempt from PTA meetings and hiring divorce lawyers!"

But then I had to bring him down to earth.

('Had to' because, while Bush announced last month that our conquest
of Iraq had made 'the world a safer place', our President mentioned
THIS week there's now a 'real threat' of new Al Qaeda hijackings. So
America is safer? As long as one stays indoors.)

But here's the real kick in the head.

Turns out that unlike the 18 minutes missing from the Nixon tape, the
28 pages missing from Congress' publicly released report on the
September 11 attack has been found.

And it turns out to be a summary of Saudi Arabia's financing of
terrorist fronts including the 'charities' supporting Al Qaeda.

And now, the New York Times tells us, the US Senate has been
embarrassed into holding hearings on those Saudi charity fronts
including one named WAMY.

Of course, this is ancient news to those who watched my report on WAMY
and Saudi funding of terror -- broadcast on BBC's evening news on
November 9, 2001.

(In the USA, that report earned me the title of 'conspiracy nut.' In
America, a 'conspiracy nut' is defined as a journalist who reports the
news two years before the New York Times.)

And here's the ugly little punchline to the story you WON'T read in
the Times.

Why has the Bush Administration covered up for WAMY and the Saudi's
other blood-soaked 'charity' operations?

For the answer, let me take you back to Midland, Texas, 1986.

A young old man, George W. Bush, seems to have trouble finding oil.

But he strikes it rich when his flailing drilling partnership is
bought out by Harken Oil.

Despite the addition of the business acumen of Bush Jr., Harken faces
collapse; but is pulled from the brink by a cash infusion from a
Saudi, Sheik Bakhsh.

The money from Arabia has nothing to do, we must assume, with Dubya's
daddy at the time holding the post of Vice-President of the Free
World.

The Bakhsh booty continued a pattern of the young Bush being saved
from his dire business decisions by a line of Sheik angels.

His first oil company, Arbusto, going bust-o, was aided by the
American financial representative of the bin Ladin family.

And on BBC TV last month, I reported this: following the bombing of
our embassies, the Clinton Administration sent two delegations to
Saudi Arabia to tell their royal highnesses to stop giving money to
the guys who are killing us.

But Mr. Bush, once in office, put the kibosh on unfriendly words to
the Saudis.

Furthermore, in the summer of 2001, Mr. Bush disbanded the US
intelligence unit tracking funding of Al Qaeda.

What is it our G-men were uncovering?

According to two separate sources speaking to BBC, the funders of Al
Qaeda fronts include those who have previously funded Bush family
business and political ventures.

Now that's a wee bit embarrassing.

Something you wouldn't want in a congressional report.

Something you may not want the FBI to dwell on.

(And you can unlock the womens and children: the BBC reports will NOT
be broadcast on US television.)

And there's this: a document marked "Secret" and "199I" (meaning
'national security') which found its way out of the offices of the FBI
in into the office of our BBC/Guardian newspaper team.

It indicates (and whistleblowers confirmed) that, prior to the
September 11 attack, the Bush Administration held back agents of the
FBI from tracking two members of the bin Laden family.

According to the buried FBI report, the bin Laden lads were operating
in the USA for "a suspected terrorist organization", WAMY.

But we mustn't ask too many questions of the Bush Administration's
blindfolding the FBI, nor, Heaven forbid, discomfit the Saudis over
their contributions to Terror-R-Us.

After all, in BushWorld, Saudi Arabia and America have shared values:
we want our boys to kill, not to kiss.


-- 

http://www.bushflash.com/thanks.html
"Bubba got a blowjob, BU$H screwed us all!" - Slim
http://www.worldmessenger.20m.com/weapons.html#wms
George "The AWOL President" Bush: http://www.awolbush.com/
WHY IRAQ?: http://www.angelfire.com/creep/gwbush/remindus.html
http://www.toostupidtobepresident.com/shockwave/chickenhawks.htm


VOTE HIM OUT! November 4, 2004