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Bush-Nazi Link Confirmed
Documents in National Archives Prove
George W. Bush's Grandfather Traded
with Nazis - Even After Pearl Harbor
By John Buchanan
Exclusive to The New Hampshire Gazette
10-10-3

WASHINGTON

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Still No Story?

Since 1942, the information has not appeared in any U.S. news coverage of any
Bush political campaign, nor has it been included in any of the major Bush
family biographies. It was, however, covered extensively in George H.W. Bush:
The Unauthorized Biography, by Webster Tarpley and Anton Chaitkin. Chaitkin's
father served as an attorney in the 1940s for some of the victims of the Bush-
Harriman-Thyssen businesses.

The book gave a detailed, accurate accounting of the Bush family's long Nazi
affiliation, but no mainstream U.S. media entity reported on or even
investigated the allegations, despite careful documentation by the authors.
Major booksellers declined to distribute the book, which was dismissed by Bush
supporters as biased and untrue. Its authors struggled even to be reviewed in
reputable newspapers. That the book was published by Lyndon LaRouche's
organization undoubtedly made it easier to dismiss, but does not change the
facts.

The essence of the story has been posted for years on various Internet sites,
including BuzzFlash.com and TakeBackTheMedia.com, but no online media seem to
have independently confirmed it.

In the 1990s, former U.S. Justice Department Nazi war crimes prosecutor John
Loftus, now honorary president of the Florida Holocaust Museum, wrote a book
and launched a web site (<>www.john-loftus.com) which did breakthrough
reporting, including establishing the link between Prescott Bush, Consolidated
Silesian Steel Corporation and forced labor at Auschwitz. Although the widely-
respected Loftus established a successful international speaking career with
his information, no U.S. newspaper or major TV news program acknowledged his
decade of work, nor did he ever see many of the recently released documents.

Meanwhile, the mainstream media have apparently made no attempt since World
War II to either verify or disprove the allegations of Nazi collaboration
against the Bush family. Instead, they have attempted to dismiss or discredit
such Internet sites or "unauthorized" books without any journalistic inquiry
or research into their veracity.

Loyal Defenders

The National Review ran an essay on September 1 by their White House
correspondent Byron York, entitled "Annals of Bush-Hating." It begins

mockingly: "Are you aware of the murderous history of George W. Bush - indeed,
of the entire Bush family? Are you aware of the president's Nazi sympathies?
His crimes against humanity? And do you know, by the way, that George W. Bush
is a certifiable moron?" York goes on to discredit the "Bush is a moron" IQ
hoax, but fails to disprove the Nazi connection.

The more liberal Boston Globe ran a column September 29 by Reason magazine's
Cathy Young in which she referred to "Bush-o-phobes on the Internet"
who "repeat preposterous claims about the Bush family's alleged Nazi
connections."

Poles Tackle the Topic

Newsweek Polska, the magazine's Polish edition, published a short piece on
the "Bush Nazi past" in its March 5, 2003 edition. The item reported that "the
Bush family reaped rewards from the forced-labor prisoners in the Auschwitz
concentration camp," according to a copyrighted English-language translation
from Scoop Media (<>www.scoop.co.nz). The story also reported the seizure of
the various Bush-Harriman-Thyssen businesses.

Still Not Interested

Major U.S. media outlets, including ABC News, NBC News, CNN, The New York
Times, Washington Post, Washington Times, Los Angeles Times and Miami Herald,
as well as Knight-Ridder Newspapers, have repeatedly declined to investigate
the story when information regarding discovery of the documents was presented
to them beginning Friday, August 29. Newsweek U.S. correspondent Michael
Isikoff, famous for his reporting of big scoops during the Clinton-Lewinsky
sexual affair of the 1990s, declined twice to accept an exclusive story based
on the documents from the archives.

Aftermath

In 1952, Prescott Bush was elected to the U.S. Senate, with no press accounts
about his well-concealed Nazi past. There is no record of any U.S. press
coverage of the Bush-Nazi connection during any political campaigns conducted
by George Herbert Walker Bush, Jeb Bush, or George W. Bush, with the exception
of a brief mention in an unrelated story in the Sarasota Herald Tribune in
November 2000 and a brief but inaccurate account in The Boston Globe in 2001.

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