Lewis Tollani

There are a thousand (ing. Dog) reasons to doubt the official narrative... one above all, perhaps the dumbest and most trivial, but glaring... the president of the USA, under terrorist attack, was left in the school reading the little goat story... wow.

If you're interested, there's a beautiful photo of Grandpa Buch publicly adjusting the hat of an "embarrassed" Nixon... how sweet. Democratic Underground - Prescott Bush helped give Nixon his start in politics - Democratic Underground

ok... he only applied to join in '37. Then, thanks to Grandpa Bush, he got into the House with the Republicans... Grandpa Bush continued to fund the Nazi Party until 1942 (http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2004/sep/25/usa.secondworldwar) and it's not just (only) conspiracy theorists and/or excessively excited sites that say this; if you're willing to confront it, there's a great article from the English Guardian five years ago that cites declassified documents discussing this. But then you can't have a conversation with someone who has salami over their eyes. "I know Prescott Sheldon Bush well enough to tell you that the claim he funded the Nazi Party is just another leftist nonsense... These are stories invented to discredit politically opposing figures." Beautiful words, kudos for the objectivity and openness to debate, well done. No clichés... without further commenting on the quagmire you reinserted yourself into with that remark about Lennon...

Nixon, before becoming president (@#.+~^ä@#@°ç) was an FBI agent and a lackey of Prescott Bush (his father and grandfather) who financed the German Nazi Party. Just for this simple fact, supesoul has been too kind to such a person. And then, Katharsys, correct the aim from honor to endorsement... endorsement to taking it in the ass...!!!!

I can't keep quiet "A little clarity in the plot development would have been appropriate." Of course, Nietzsche Harmony.

@DOTS... George Senior said that his son Jeb could be a good president, but that he needs to wait a bit longer...

A comment like the one above deserves nothing but pity...

Monumental.