| Subject: Re: VoteNoWar Response to Bush's Speech |
| From: Sir Arthur C. B. E. Wholeflaffers A.S.A. |
| Date: 11/09/2003, 06:45 |
| Newsgroups: alt.alien.visitors,alt.alien.research,alt.paranet.ufo,alt.paranet.abduct |
In article <17080-3F5FF3A2-17@storefull-2172.public.lawson.webtv.net>, Patty &
Wesley Lawrimore says...
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It is widely known that Saddam,
was a CIA asset.
...the Third Reich
was initially financed by England and America
to drive a wedge into Russia. Hitler was backed
by Wall Street and other financiers of Europe.
All throughout the war the US and the
other allied nations were trading with
Nazi Germany.
Here's a history lesson for you:
Bush Family Funded Adolf Hitler Iraq War
Have you ever wondered how Adolph Hitler - a mediocre painter of Austrian origin
- transformed himself into Germany�s Fuhrer during the 1930s and 1940s?
The Nazi phenomenon was no historical coincidence, and far less a philosophical
whim made real by just one man. Nazism had its followers, many of them
exceptionally wealthy, veritable alchemists of the financial world back then.
According to research carried out over the last few years, Wall Street bankers
(amongst others) financed Hitler�s rise to power whilst making large profits at
the same time. What is yet still more deplorable is the fact that relatives of
the current U.S. president were amongst this group of individuals.
U.S. authors Webster G. Tarpley and Anton Cheitkin reveal in the recently
published George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography that Prescott Bush (George W.
Bush�s grandfather) and other directors of the Union Banking Company (UBC) were
Nazi collaborators.
The book relates how in 1922 - when national socialism was emerging - railroad
impresario W. Averell Harriman traveled to Berlin and interviewed the Thyssen
family with a view to founding a German-U.S. bank. The Thyssens were already
behind-the-scenes owners of several financial institutions that allowed them to
transfer their money from Germany to the Netherlands and from there onto the
United States.
The banks in question were the August Thyssen Bank whose headquarters were
located in Berlin; the Bank voor Handel (Netherlands) and the Union Banking
Corporation (New York). At the beginning of the 1920s, one of the members of
this family, Fritz Thyssen - author of I Paid Hitler - contributed some $25,000
USD to the recently formed German National Socialist Workers� Party, becoming
the prime and most important financier of the Fuhrer in his ascent to power.
According to the book�s authors, Thyssen was fascinated by Hitler, citing his
talent as a public speaker and his ability to lead the masses. However, what
impressed him most was the order that prevailed at his rallies and the almost
military discipline of his followers.
And so, in 1931 Thyssen joined the Nazi party, becoming one of the most powerful
members of the Nazi war machine.
At that time, the magnate presided over the German Steel Trust, a steel industry
consortium founded by Clarence Dillon, one of Wall Street�s most influential
men. One of Dillon�s most trustworthy collaborators was Samuel Bush: Prescott�s
father, George Senior�s grandfather and great-grandfather of the current U.S.
president George W. Bush.
In 1923, Harriman and the Thyssens decided to set up a bank and appointed George
Herbert Walker - Prescott�s father-in-law - as president. Later, in 1926, they
established the Union Banking Corporation (UBC) with Prescott Bush at the helm.
That same year, he was also named vice president and partner at Brown Brothers
Harriman. Both firms allowed the Thyssens to send money to the United States
from Germany via the Netherlands.
U.S. economist Victor Thorn has noted that although a large number of other
corporations aided the Nazis (such as Standard Oil and Rockefeller�s Chase Bank,
as well as U.S. automobile manufacturers) Prescott Bush�s interests were much
more profound and sinister.
Thorn adds that UBC became a secret channel to protect Nazi capital leaving
Germany for the United States via the Netherlands. When the Nazis needed to
retrieve their funds, Brown Brothers Harriman sent them directly to Germany.
In this way, UBC received money from the Netherlands and Brown Brothers Harriman
sent it back. And who was on the executive of both of these companies? Prescott
Bush himself, the Nazis� first money launderer.
In their book, Tarpley and Chaitkin explain that in this way a significant part
of the Bush family�s financial base is related to supporting and aiding Adolph
Hitler. Therefore, the current U.S. president, just like his father (former CIA
director, vice president and president) reached the peak of the U.S. political
hierarchy thanks to his great-grandfather and grandfather and generally his
entire family, who financially aided and encouraged the Nazis.
Some time later, in October 1942, the U.S. authorities confiscated Nazi bank
funds from the New York UBC, whose then president was Prescott. The firm was
condemned as a financial and commercial collaborator with the enemy and all its
assets were seized.
Later, the U.S. government also ordered the seizure of the assets of a further
two leading financial agencies directed by Prescott through the accounts of the
Harriman banking institution: the Holland-America Trading Corporation (a
U.S.-Dutch commercial firm) and the Seamless Steel Equipment Corporation.
Then on November 11, 1942, an embargo was imposed on the Silesian-American
Corporation - another firm headed by Bush and Walker - under the same Trading
with the Enemy Act.
However, in 1951, the embargo was lifted and the enterprising businessman
recovered some $1.5 million USD, earmarked for new investments largely to swell
the Bush family�s patrimony.
To this should be added a resum� of files belonging to Dutch and U.S.
information services confirming the direct links between Prescott Bush, the
German Thyssen family and the blood money of a group of rich U.S. families from
the Second World War.
Tarpley and Chaitkin affirm that the great financial crash of 1929-1931 affected
the United States, Germany and Britain, weakening their respective governments.
At the same time, Prescott Bush became even more diligent, still more desirous
of doing everything that was necessary to safeguard his place in the world. It
was during this crisis that some members of the Anglo-U.S wealthy class
supported the installation of Hitler�s regime in Germany.
To sum up, the authors categorically state that the Bush family�s fortune arose
as a result of its unconditional support for Adolph Hitler�s political project.
The UBC, under Prescott Bush�s direction and with the long-term cooperation of
Fritz Thyssen�s German Steel Trust participated in the emergence, preparation
and financing of the Nazi war machine through the manufacture of armored
vehicles, fighter planes, guns and explosives.
The Bush family�s habit of dominating territories and wealth is nothing new.
Their fascist genes were generated during the 1930s. Therefore defining the
occupation of Afghanistan and Iraq and the threats to other countries as a
continuance of blitzkreig offensives as fascist is no blunder. Neither is
convening an anti-fascist front is a rhetorical exercise.
Astrid Barnet/Granma International