From: "Mike Ruppert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Wait till you see the July issue of From The Wilderness and what Terry has to say about the video. Mike Ruppert www.copvcia.com > -----Original Message----- > From: David Goldman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Sunday, July 25, 1999 8:30 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [CIA-DRUGS] Washington Post asks GW Bush about COCAINE?? > > > From: David Goldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > When I saw this Drudge headline, I thought.....maybe......they were asking > GW Bush about what he is aware of on the cocaine trafficking front > involving CIA, etc........instead, they ask about his own use. Sort of > reminds one of what Barry Seal told Terry Reed in Compromised, about his > photographs of Bush boys and drugs......... > > > > > > >WASHINGTON POST ASKS BUSH ABOUT COCAINE > > > >It didn't come from a grocery store tabloid. It didn't come from > any of the > >nation's cable news channels. It didn't break on an "Internet gossip" > >website. > > > >Instead, it was in a Page One, 5,000-word, columns 1-5 > above-the-fold scream > >sensation Sunday special of the WASHINGTON POST. > > > >"We need to ask the cocaine question." > > > >A question for Texas Governor George W. Bush. > > > >POST reporters Lois Romano and George Lardner Jr. finally saw > the first of > >their reports on Bush reach publication over the weekend. The > duo had been > >working on the spread for months. > > > >The first report was on Bush's personality -- and his past. > > > >The POST interviewed dozens of friends, family and business > associates for > >the series, including Bush's wife, sister and mother. > > > >In the report, the WASHINGTON POST used the word "alcoholic" five times; > >"alcohol" 14 times; "drinking" 20 times. > > > >And then it came. > > > >POST: "We need to ask the cocaine question. We think you believe that a > >politician should not let stories fester. So why won't you just deny that > >you've used cocaine?" > > > >BUSH: "I'm not going to talk about what I did years ago. This is a game > >where they float rumors, force a person to fight off a rumor; > then they'll > >float another rumor. And I'm not going to participate. I saw > what happened > >to my dad with rumors in Washington. I made mistakes. I've asked > people to > >not let the rumors get in the way of the facts. I've told people I've > >learned from my mistakes -- and I have. And I'm going to leave > it at that. " > > > > > >POST: "Do you believe there's a statute of limitations?" > > > >BUSH: "There's never a statute of limitations evidently. > Particularly when > >people are spreading gossip and rumors." > > > >After all of these years, no one does it better than the > WASHINGTON POST. > > > >[Even though the WALL STREET JOURNAL's Ellen Pollock did take > the first run > >at the cocaine question a few months back.] > > > >Next in the Romano/Lardner Bush series: A Texas Childhood. > > > >[And what was in those diapers?] > > --------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- > > ONElist announces "FRIENDS & FAMILY!" > http://www.onelist.com > See homepage for details, including our weekly drawing! > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > --------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- Having difficulty getting "in synch" with list members? http://www.onelist.com Try ONElist's Shared Calendar to organize events, meetings and more! ------------------------------------------------------------------------
