W's uncle "Bucky" Bush and his dubious connections

by **starroute** » Wed Dec 07, 2005 11:58 am

I ran across this in my files and thought it was worth putting up for discussion: <a href="http://www.infowars.com/articles/occult/uncle_bucky.htm">www.infowars.com/articles..._bucky.htm</a> <blockquote>Quote:<hr>W's "Uncle Bucky" (Secret Society Pal of John Negroponte and Porter Goss) Makes a Killing off Iraq War Cursory research into George W's "Uncle Bucky,"(said, in the article below, to have made hundreds of thousands off the Iraq war) has revealed that "He also has holdings in "...Lord Abbett & Co., with about 8 million shares of Halliburton . . . . Beyond that, we have uncovered William H.T. "Bucky" Bush's secret society connections to CIA-Director Porter Goss and Intelligence Czar John Negroponte, as revealed in the photo above taken from the 1960 Yale Banner yearbook. The secret society of which all three of these men are members is called "the Fence Club," also known as Psi Upsilon. . . . The Psi Epsilon fraternity seems to share cross sections with other secret societies of the elite, including the Skull and Bones (see <a href="http://politicalgraveyard.com/group/skull-bones.html)">politicalgraveyard.com/gr...ones.html)</a> and the Order of the book and Snake (Porter Goss is a member of the Order of Book and Snake. He joined the CIA in 1959 while still at Yale, during his initiate year at the Book & Snake Temple). In an article titled, "Tombs and Taps:An inside look at Yale's Fraternities, Sororities and Societies," Yale's website reveals further information about the Psi Epsilon secret society as being a junior fraternity secret society, whose members were senior secret society (Skull and Bones) hopefuls. . . . The Iraq war helped bring record earnings to St. Louis-based defense contractor Engineered Support Systems Inc., and new financial data show that the firm's war-related profits have trickled down to a familiar family name — Bush. William H.T. "Bucky" Bush, uncle of the president and youngest brother of former President George H.W. Bush, cashed in ESSI stock options last month with a net value of nearly half a million dollars. "Uncle Bucky," as he is known to the president, is on the board of the company, which supplies armor and other materials to U.S. troops. The company's stock prices have soared to record heights since before the invasion, benefiting in part from contracts to rapidly refit fleets of military vehicles with extra armor. . . . With about 3,500 employees, some stationed in Iraq, ESSI's North America operations stretch from Nova Scotia to Florida. Most recently the company announced its purchase of Spacelink International LLC, a Virginia military contractor, for $150.5 million. SEC filings also cite major contracts with the military in Saudi Arabia and China. While some of ESSI's military contracts have been awarded through a competitive bidding process, others have not. Many of its contracts are "indefinite date-indefinite quantity" contracts, under which the size of the contracts depends on the need of the agency. The company preference for sole-source contracts was evident early this year, with the $37.6-million purchase of Prospective Computer Analysts Inc., an electronic test equipment and engineering services firm. ESSI officials made special note that the Garden City, N.Y., firm had "a lot of sole-source contracts." William Bush was named to the board of ESSI in 2000, eight months before his nephew was elected president of the United States.<hr></blockquote>

by **dbeach** » Wed Dec 07, 2005 3:24 pm

another uncle of W another homicidal maniac criminal TRAITOR <a href="http://demopedia.democraticunderground.com/index.php/Prescott_Bush_jr.">demopedia.democraticunder...t_Bush_jr.</a> "Prescott Bush Jr. (born August 10, 1922) is the older brother of former President George H.W. Bush. Prescott Bush Jr. is a good friend of Chinese President Jiang Zemin and has extensive business relations. Table of contents [showhide] 1 Controversies 2 Prescott Bush jr. and Iran hostage 3 Prescott Bush, jr. and the Japanese mob 4 See also 5 External links [edit]Controversies Along with access, the family name has also brought scrutiny to Prescott Bush's deals: He was criticized in 1989 for visiting China to meet with business and government leaders just three months after the Tiananmen Square massacre, in which army troops fired at pro-democracy demonstrators. His Shanghai partnership with the Japanese firm Aoki in 1988 proved embarrassing when revelations surfaced that Aoki at the same time was allegedly trying to get business contracts by bribing Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega, whom the first President George H.W. Bush later ousted from power. His connections to an American firm, Asset Management, came into question in 1989, when the company was the only U.S. firm able to skirt U.S. sanctions and import communications satellites into China. When Asset Management went bankrupt later that year, Bush's deal to arrange a buyout through West Tsusho, a Japanese investment firm, raised eyebrows. Newspapers reported that Japanese police were investigating West Tsusho's alleged ties to organized crime. <a href="http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2002/02/19/usat-prescott-bush.htm">www.usatoday.com/news/was...t-bush.htm</a> [edit]Prescott Bush jr. and Iran hostage Like George Jr., Prescott combined business with secret operations. He offered his services to the covert operations of the Ronald Reagan-Bush campaign in 1980, and later to the Reagan administration. A September 3, 1980, letter from Prescott to James Baker indicates Prescott was part of the Reagan-Bush campaign's secret surveillance of the Carter administration's efforts to obtain release of U.S. hostages held in Iran. Prior to inauguration, the Reagan-Bush campaign recruited retired military and intelligence officers to monitor activities of the CIA, the Defense Department, the National Security Council, the State Department, and the White House. This operation later became known as the "October Surprise." "Herb Cohen-the guy that offered help on the Iranian hostage situation-called me yesterday afternoon," Prescott wrote in a letter designated "PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL." "Herb has a couple of reliable sources on the National Security Council, about whom the [ Carter ] administration does not know, who can keep him posted on developments." Prescott continued, "He cannot come out now and say that Carter is going to do something on Iran in October because he said everything is a contingency plan that is loose and fluid from day to day.... Herb says, however, that if he and others in the administration who really care about the country and cannot stand to see Carter playing politics with the hostages, see Carter making a move to politicize the release of the hostages, he and they will come out at that time and expose him." <a href="http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article3352.htm">www.informationclearingho...le3352.htm</a> [edit]Prescott Bush, jr. and the Japanese mob Other Bush Kinfolk Also Had Dealings In Projects Abroad By Jill Abramson and Peter Truell 12/06/1991 The Wall Street Journal PAGE A4 Prescott Bush, 68, forged a lucrative but ill-fated alliance in 1989 with a company linked to the Japanese mob. Members of his family say he had no idea that West Tsusho Co. was part of the empire of Susumu Ishii, who headed Japan's second largest underworld syndicate before his death in September. Prescott Bush didn't return several messages left for him. Mr. Bush set up a consulting business in 1984 after a long career with a New York insurance brokerage firm. In 1989 his Prescott Bush & Co. helped arrange two U.S. investments for West Tsusho . That firm paid $3.8 million for a stake in Quantum Access Inc., a Houston software firm headed by a nephew of Mr. Bush , Draper Kauffman; and it paid $5 million for a 38% stake in Assets Management International Financing & Settlement, a New York firm on whose advisory board Mr. Bush had served. SNIP... (not web-based anymore) Police Raid Sites In Greater Tokyo To Track Payments By Masayoshi Kanabayashi 07/11/1991 The Wall Street Journal Europe PAGE 12 TOKYO -- Police raided three companies and one country club in the Greater Tokyo area in connection with the alleged illegal remittance of investment money to the U.S. by two Japanese companies that police say are linked to a local gangster group. The two allegedly gangster-affiliated firms suspected of the illegal remittance are West Tsusho Co., a real-estate and trading company, and Hokusho Sangyo Co., a real-estate concern. Police say they are affiliated with Susumu Ishii, a former chairman of Japan's Inagawakai gangster organization. As reported, West Tsusho had retained Prescott Bush , the 68-year-old brother of President George Bush , as an investment consultant for its various share purchases in the U.S. . . . " ARCHIVE SOURCE: <a href="http://www.campaignwatch.org/refs2.htm">www.campaignwatch.org/refs2.htm</a> [edit]See also James A. Baker III Manuel Noriega October Surprise [edit]External links <a href="http://www.hierarchypedia.com/~hierarch/wiki/index.php/Prescott_Sheldon_Bush_Jr.">www.hierarchypedia.com/~h...n_Bush_Jr.</a> <a href="http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2002/02/19/usat-prescott-bush.htm">www.usatoday.com/news/was...t-bush.htm</a>

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