September 11 Commission Report - Gnostic Liberation Front

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Policy and Philosophy: Democracy and Patriotism as Coverups
for Terror and Greed
The political movement founded by George H.W. Bush has a history of being tainted by
allegations of criminal misconduct, most of which has never been proven in a court of
law. Voters are often reminded that the allegations around Iran-Contra, cocaine dealings,
savings and loan frauds, bank fraud and money laundering, and violations of the U.S.
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act have never been proven in court of law. Voters are never
reminded that investigations into these crimes have been stopped or corrupted; witnesses
have been bribed, intimidated and murdered, and evidence has been suppressed under the
guise of ‘national security.’ If the record was one such that there had been only one
whispered allegation or possibly two – there might be a reasonable position in giving the
accused the benefit of the doubt, which the U.S. legal system does. However, over the
past twenty years, those individuals intimately linked to the Bush family success have
been accused over-and-over again of felony crimes, only to escape prosecution and
punishment because of the Bush apparatus political influence. Their public accusers have
been slandered, ruined, imprisoned and murdered. The news of these crimes is selectively
ignored under the guidance of a few media oligarchs who are indebted to - and in fear of -
the Bush machine.
In so many ways, the alleged crimes and behavior patterns of the Bush family are such as
to suggest they trumpet the coming of a new totalitarian order – the “new world order”
first mentioned in a speech to Congress by George H.W. Bush on September 11, 1991.
The movement, however, began much earlier, in 1975, when Bush came to power as CIA
Director under President Gerald Ford. It was at that time that his future war cabinet
“eviscerated” Kissinger’s policies of détente and balance of power, and by eliminating
Kissinger, sought to take the United States down a path of global domination by
eliminating the policy of “balance” of power.
“The report, delivered at the end of 1976, presented an analysis of Soviet motivations profoundly
different from the one U.S. intelligence had been offering. The team (appointed by Bush, including
Wolfowitz) concluded it was possible to interpret the available intelligence data as showing that the
Soviet Union was striving for military superiority over the United States and that it viewed détente as a
means of achieving that goal. “All evidence points to an undeviating Soviet Commitment to what is
euphemistically called the “worldwide triumph of socialism,’ but in fact connotes global Soviet
hegemony” the report said. It criticized the CIA for relying too much on satellites and other
technology and for failing to give enough weight to what the Soviet leaders were saying.” …The
evisceration of Henry Kissinger and détente represented a turning point for America’s relations with
the world….Rumsfeld, Cheney and Wolfowitz all played key roles in these changes…”.[Rise of the
Vulcans- The History of Bush’s War Cabinet, James Mann, Penguin, 2004, p74.]
The new policy which strives for world hegemony was founded in the thinking of the
Bush advisors who would later proclaim themselves the “Vulcans” in the late 1980s
(after the Roman god of fire and volcanoes, maker of iron, arms and armor), and later
became leaders of the Neoconservative movement of the late 1990s. Their policy of
world domination, initially expressed in 1976, is reported by numerous resources, to be
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