.............................................................. >From the New Paradigms Project [Not Necessarily Endorsed]: From: Zeke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: George W. Bush's Booze And Drug Problems... Date: Friday, May 26, 2000 3:03 PM Now is that anyway to talk about the ruling class; especially our next NWO president elect ? Beg for your life mutant! You are going to a prison camp to be re-educated on how to bow properly! They will not tolerate any independent thought or analysis! Abemarf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > ...the allegations just won't go away !!! > > ******************************************** > > > > [ London Sunday Times ] UNITED STATES > January 23, 2000 > > > > > Bush hit by claims of 'lost > weekends' in Mexico > > Tom Rhodes, New York > > > A BOOK to be published this week about George W > Bush, the Republican frontrunner, claims his father's > chief of staff admitted in 1998 that the candidate had > taken cocaine during the 1970s. > > Michael Dannenhauer, chief of staff to former president > George Bush, is said to have told Toby Rogers, a > journalist with the Houston Public News, a newspaper in > Texas (where Bush Jr is governor), that the politician > was "out of control" from the time he attended Yale > University. > > "There was cocaine use, lots of women, but the drinking > was the worst," the aide is alleged to have said. > > Dannenhauer purportedly also told Rogers of an > admission by the former president that his son > experienced "lost weekends in Mexico". > > Rumours of drug abuse have plagued Bush Jr for > months since he declared himself a candidate in the > presidential race. Since character is an important > election issue, the latest claims are bound to rekindle > interest in Bush's past. He has admitted to a "misspent > youth", but has repeatedly evaded questions about > cocaine. > > The claims will come under intense scrutiny. They were > never published by the Houston newspaper, which has > since closed. > > The story was briefly aired on September 13 last year by > The Greenwich Village Gazette, an internet magazine in > New York, but was pulled from its website. The publisher > was concerned about legal action and the absence of > any second source to support the allegation that Bush > had started to use cocaine "some time before 1977". > > In a taped conversation with Rogers, Dannenhauer > subsequently called the allegations a "total lie". He > initially denied they had met, then claimed the interview > had taken place years earlier. > > Rogers, now a freelance contributor to various > publications including The Village Voice, the respected > liberal paper in New York, claims a photograph > apparently showing the two men together was taken on > April 21, 1998. The allegations appear in the introduction > to a revised biography of Bush by J H Hatfield, a Texan > writer. > > The first imprint of his book, Fortunate Son, published in > October last year, was withdrawn from shops after it > emerged that Hatfield had served a five-year prison > sentence for soliciting the attempted murder of his boss > at a finance company in 1987. > > The book, with additional material from Rogers, is now > being reissued by Soft Skull, a radical publishing > company based in New York. > > It retains hotly disputed accusations made in the earlier > version, which cited claims by three anonymous > sources - one of them identified as a former Bush > contemporary at Yale and another said to be an > unofficial political adviser - that Bush was arrested in > 1972 for cocaine possession. > > The book alleges that the record was expunged by a > friendly judge as a favour to Bush Sr. > > Both father and son strenuously deny the claims. Last > night Scott McClellan, the Bush presidential campaign > spokesman, said: "This book belongs to science fiction. > All allegations in it are ridiculous, false and libellous." > > Hatfield alleges that in return for a clean slate the judge > ordered Bush to perform community service as a youth > counsellor at the Professionals United for Leadership > League (Pull), an urban poverty programme in Houston. > > The former president, however, has said he referred his > son to the youth centre after an incident in which Bush > drove drunk with his brother as a passenger. > > Sixty Minutes, the CBS documentary show, is due to > broadcast an interview with Hatfield next month, raising > the prospect that his allegations will attract further > attention as the primaries get under way. > > Forwarded for info and discussion from the New Paradigms Discussion List, not necessarily endorsed by: *********************************** Lloyd Miller, Research Director for A-albionic Research a ruling class/conspiracy research resource for the entire political-ideological spectrum. **FREE RARE BOOK SEARCH: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ** Explore Our Archive: <http://a-albionic.com/a-albionic.html> <A HREF="http://www.ctrl.org/">www.ctrl.org</A> DECLARATION & DISCLAIMER ========== CTRL is a discussion & informational exchange list. 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