This is an opportune time to illuminate a virtually unknown dynamic in American politics that was explained to me by Barry Goldwater. Ferdinand Lundberg named his epic expose THE RICH AND THE SUPER RICH for good reason. There is a layer at the top of the economic spectrum where there is unimagined wealth. This is the billionaire level where it takes hundreds of millions to belong. All we are told in high schools colleges and TV is the dynamic of the RICH versus the POOR. What about the dynamic between the RICH and the SUPER RICH? Barry Goldwater made convincing arguments to me that this was the only dynamic in American politics that mattered. The RICH and the SUPER RICH are united when it comes to exploiting the ignorance of the general hoard. More than 55% of Americans own 0 assets or are in debt. About 25% of Americans are the professional class that enforce the will of the RICH and the SUPER RICH. The bottom of the SUPER RICH begins at the top 1/2 of one percent. Goldwater saw the small millionaires and the billionaires locked in a lethal competition. Economically it is the RICH that pose the greatest competition to the SUPER RICH. Both the RICH and the SUPER RICH set up front groups to manipulate the underclases to employ the unwashed masses in their struggle with each other's interests. The POOR has virtually no representation other than these front groups secretly supported by the RICH and the SUPER RICH. The tactic of the SUPER RICH has been the control of resources and markets through government control of these things. The small millionaires want free markets. Barry Goldwater articulated this in his book THE CONSCIENCE OF A CONSERVATIVE. H. L. Hunt as a secret alley of the Rockefellers subverted legitimate conservative groups and perverted them into ineffective Rush Limbaugh type organizations. Limbaugh would make Barry Goldwater puke. The producer Roger Ayles that set up Limbaugh in radio was an aid to George Bush. He is the SUPER RICH agent defusing conservative focus as the media masquerades him as the definitive conservative spokesperson. Goldwater's use of the words EASTERN LIBERAL ESTABLISHMENT was a euphemism for the Rockefellers, Bushes, and Harrimans. Below are my observations of the moments Goldwater came to the realization that he could no longer resist the force of the SUPER RICH. Brian Downing Quig Brian Downing Quig wrote: > This is a very fine abstract of Bush family information. Actually I can only take > exception to one sentence. > > >>>7/17/1980 The Los Angeles Times reported: "According to sources in the > >>>Reagan campaign, Bush was urged upon Reagan by his chief of staff, Ed > >>>Meese, and by his top political strategist, Richard Wirthlin...Without > >>>rejecting Bush flatly...Reagan nonetheless resisted accepting him. > > I can tell how Bush was selected by Reagan in 1980. Remember that this was the > REPUBLICAN convention that Barry Goldwater made his speech before the largest TV > audience ever, where he put his notes down at the end and said, "This could be the > last REPUBLICAN convention and in two weeks the last DEMOCRATIC convention. There > are dark forces working from within the country to subvert the constitution." > > I was in Barry's office the Monday after that speech talking to his administrative > director who was an important player at the convention. As the secretary repeated > a hundred times to callers while we spoke, "Yes, that is what the senator said. > Yes, he was speaking about the TRILATERAL COMMISSION." I was told how Bush was > selected for VP. I was told that Reagan did not want to name Bush but Gerald Ford > and Walter Cronkite put his feet to the fire. The words used were "Here is the > brush we will use to tar you if you do not select Bush." Cleon Skousen was a > Reagan insider who gives the exact same story. > > I saw what happened to Barry Goldwater then. Not one newspaper spent a drop of > ink on this startling speech. Goldwater realized that he would never have a forum > as strong as this again. That is when Goldwater stopped fighting the EASTERN > LIBERAL ESTABLISHMENT which was always a euphemism for the Rockefellers. > > Brian Quig > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > Subject: Re: Fwd: [CIA-DRUGS] -Is PEMEX deep into the drug trade??? > > Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2000 14:54:45 -0600 > > From: Linda Minor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Date: Thu Aug 20, 1998 10:59am > > Subject: Background to Mena: George Bush, Clinton's boss > > > > from alt.politics.bush > > ----- > > As always, Caveat Lector. > > Om > > K > > ----- > > <A HREF="aol://5863:126/alt.politics.bush:5578">Background to Mena: George > > Bush, Clinton's boss</A> > > ----- > > Subject: Background to Mena: George Bush, Clinton's boss > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Goldman) > > Date: Sat, Aug 8, 1998 7:00 PM > > Message-id: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > >>>Subject: Re: GEORGE BUSH - Spook City USA > > >>>From: "Tracy Riddle" [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >>>Date: 1998/06/28 > > >>>Message-ID: <01bda2ae$2aa668c0$6a84d4cc@triddle > > >>>Newsgroups: alt.conspiracy.jfk > > >>>[More Headers] > > >>>[Subscribe to alt.conspiracy.jfk] > > > > >>>George Bush was one of the main players in our National Security State > > >>>during the Cold War. God only knows what crimes he was involved in that we > > >>>haven't found out about yet. Let's dig out some stuff on Poppy from my > > >>>files: > > > > >>>1960 Bush and Mexican oil man Jorge Diaz Serrano entered into a joint > > >>>venture in a Mexican drilling firm called Permargo; Bush's 50% interest was > > >>>hidden because of Mexican law. Permargo had contracts with the government's > > >>>oil company, Pemex, and 1975-80 Serrano was head of Pemex. 1976 the CIA > > >>>began using Pemex as an operational cover. 1983 Serrano was convicted and > > >>>imprisoned for looting Pemex of millions of dollars. Jonathan Kwitny found > > >>>that the key Zapata records concerning Bush's relations with Serrano for > > >>>1960-66 were "inadvertently destroyed" early in 1981. (Barron's 9/19/1988) > > > > >>>1961 in the Bay of Pigs invasion (code-named Operation Zapata) two ships > > >>>had been renamed "Houston" and "Barbara": It may very well just be a > > >>>coincidence, but at the time of the invasion Bush was living in Houston > > >>>with his wife Barbara, and the name of his company was Zapata. > > > > >>>11/29/1963 FBI memo from Hoover stated that "George Bush of the CIA" would > > >>>be assessing reaction to the assassination by the Cuban-exile community. > > >>>(The Nation 7/1988) > > > > >>>10/13/1970 Chuck Colson memo to HR Haldeman: "'Dusty' Miller, who heads the > > >>>Southern Region for the Teamsters, is actively backing George Bush with > > >>>money and political support...Be sure this guy is in our Labor book and > > >>>rewarded appropriately." (Secret Files of RN p163) > > > > >>>7/24/1971 Colson memo to Pat O'Donnell: "We should always consider using > > >>>George Bush more often as a good speaking resource...he takes our line > > >>>beautifully." (Secret Files p302) > > > > >>>12/11/1972 Robert Dole resigned as GOP National Committee chairman and > > >>>Nixon replaced him with George Bush. Human Events reported that Republicans > > >>>in Congress were "furious" with the "shabby" way the White House treated > > >>>Dole after all his work for Nixon. > > > > >>>1/30/1976 George Bush becomes CIA Director. Colby had been pushed out by > > >>>Ford for being too cooperative with congressional investigators. > > > > >>>9/15/1976 memo from George Bush to his deputy director of central > > >>>intelligence: "A recent Jack Anderson story referred to a November 1963 CIA > > >>>cable, the subject matter of which had some UK journalist observing Jack > > >>>Ruby visiting [Santos] Trafficante in jail [in Cuba.] Is there such a > > >>>cable? If so, I would like to see it." > > > > >>>10/13/1976 Bush wrote Richard Helms and John McCone telling that they might > > >>>be called before the grand jury investigating the assassination of Orlando > > >>>Letelier, and he offered them his full support and CIA assistance. > > > > >>>10/22/1976 White House Counsel Phillip Buchen wrote Ford that Bush's > > >>>obstructionism could "abort the pending investigation [of the Letelier > > >>>assassination] and lead to no prosecution" and worried that it would "set a > > >>>precedent for never investigating or prosecuting a confidential source of > > >>>information, even though he may have committed perjury; also for not > > >>>prosecuting anyone for any crime if the evidence to do so would involve > > >>>disclosing confidential CIA sources or methods." Ford was unable to get > > >>>Bush to cooperate. > > > > >>>11/1/1976 Washington Post reported that the CIA, including director George > > >>>Bush, did not believe the Chilean regime was responsible for Letelier's > > >>>death. Of course, the facts would later prove otherwise. > > > > >>>11/18/1976 McCone wrote Bush that he was "greatly troubled" that a CIA > > >>>official had perjured himself in testimony before Congress. > > > > >>>1/24/1980 Los Angeles Times publishes a Robert Scheer interview with > > >>>candidate George Bush. He stated that a nuclear war was winnable by having > > >>>"a survivability of command and control, survivability of industrial > > >>>potential, protection of a percentage of your citizens, and you have a > > >>>capability that inflicts more damage on the opposition than it can inflict > > >>>on you. That's the way you can have a winner, and the Soviets' planning is > > >>>based on the ugly concept of a winner in a nuclear exchange." > > > > >>>3/1/1980 Washington Post reported "no presidential campaign in recent > > >>>memory - perhaps ever - has attracted as much support from the intelligence > > >>>community as...George Bush." > > > > >>>7/17/1980 The Los Angeles Times reported: "According to sources in the > > >>>Reagan campaign, Bush was urged upon Reagan by his chief of staff, Ed > > >>>Meese, and by his top political strategist, Richard Wirthlin...Without > > >>>rejecting Bush flatly...Reagan nonetheless resisted accepting him. Part of > > >>>Reagan's hesitation was personalities. 'Reagan has never liked Bush,' one > > >>>staffer said... Reagan 'just couldn't see Bush as the inheritor of his > > >>>political legacy,' an aide said. Instead, Reagan was said to prefer Rep. > > >>>Jack Kemp...the main spark for the effort to recruit Ford, Reagan sources > > >>>said, came not from Reagan himself but rather from his campaign manger, > > >>>William J. Casey, who served in the Ford administration. 'Casey's been > > >>>planning that for months,' one Reagan aide said...Reagan's feeling toward > > >>>Ford...was not much more favorable than his attitude toward Bush. 'He > > >>>doesn't like Ford much either,' said one insider. 'But he has been trying > > >>>to find any way at all that he could not to pick Bush.'" > > > > >>>3/10/1981 UPI reported press secretary James Brady as saying that "Bush is > > >>>functioning much like a co-president. George is involved in all the > > >>>national security stuff because of his special background as CIA Director. > > >>>All the budget working groups he was there, the economic working groups, > > >>>the Cabinet meetings. He is included in almost all the meetings." > > > > >>>3/25/1981 Bush was named the leader of the US "crisis management" staff "as > > >>>a part of the National Security Council system." > > > > >>>3/29/1981 John Hinckley spends the night in the Park Central hotel, almost > > >>>across the street from Secret Service headquarters. Hinckley's brother knew > > >>>George Bush's son very well and was going to have dinner with him that > > >>>night. (4/1/1981 "The Assassination Attempt," Earl Golz, Dallas Morning > > >>>News.) His father, John Hinckley Sr., was a Denver oilman. > > > > >>>3/31/1981 the Houston Post reported that Hinckley's brother, Scott was to > > >>>have been a dinner guest that night (Tuesday) at the home of Bush's son, > > >>>Neil. Bush had admitted the day before (3/30) that he knew Scott Hinckley > > >>>casually, and knew the Hinckley family (which had made large contributions > > >>>to Bush's 1980 campaign). Neil and Scott both lived in Denver in 1981. > > >>>Scott was the VP of Vanderbilt Energy Corporation and Neil was working for > > >>>Standard Oil of Indiana. Neil told the press he didn't recall having met > > >>>John Hinckley before. > > >>>Neil Bush told reporters that Scott was a friend of his, but he had never > > >>>met John or their father. He then denied that the Hinckleys had contributed > > >>>money to Bush in 1980. Neil and his wife Sharon had previously referred to > > >>>campaign donations by the Hinckleys. Neil Bush and John Hinckley had both > > >>>lived in Lubbock, Texas in 1978 (Neil was running his brother George's > > >>>congressional campaign, and John was going to Texas Tech University). > > >>>(Rocky Mountain News (Denver), 4/1/1981) > > > > >>>10/26/1981 LAPD narcotics officer Mike Ruppert complained of CIA drug > > >>>dealing to one of Reagan's senior aides, Craig L. Fuller, then Assistant to > > >>>Reagan for Cabinet Affairs. Ruppert recalled, "What did Craig say when I > > >>>made the statement? Nothing. He didn't move. He didn't seem to breathe > > >>>until I changed the subject. The only thing I noticed after my visit was > > >>>that George Bush asked Craig to serve as his Chief of Staff during the > > >>>second Reagan term - the years of Iran-Contra." > > > > >>>5/15/1984 Bush visited Pakistan's dictator Gen. Zia, praising his > > >>>government for its anti-drug efforts and promising more aid. At that time, > > >>>CIA weapons shipments to the Afghan rebels were being trucked (by a firm > > >>>owned by the Pakistani military) from Pakistan, and then came back loaded > > >>>with raw opium from Afghanistan (which is used to make heroin.) ("Bush, > > >>>Drugs and Pakistan: Inside the Kingdom of Heroin," The Nation, 11/14/1988) > > > > >>>9/12/1984 When asked if his failure to recall his previous support for > > >>>abortion rights presented a credibility problem, Bush explained, "There are > > >>>an awful lot of things I don't remember." > > > > >>>10/11/1984 Shortly after the debate with Geraldine Ferraro, Bush's press > > >>>secretary admitted, "You can say anything you want in a debate and 80 > > >>>million people hear it. If reporters then document that a candidate spoke > > >>>untruthfully, so what? Maybe 200 people read it." (Columbia Journalism > > >>>Review Mar-Apr 1985) > > > > >>>1/15/1986 CIA and Mossad employee Richard Brenneke wrote a letter to Bush > > >>>telling him the details about his work in the illegal arms sales to Iran. > > > > >>>8/5/1987 Bush explained that he was not at the meeting where objections to > > >>>the Iran arms deal were raised because "I was off at the Army-Navy football > > >>>game…We were not in the loop." > > > > >>>1/1992 George Bush told reporters he believed the Warren Commission: "I saw > > >>>no reason to question it. Still see no reason to question it." He went on > > >>>to compare assassination conspiracy theories to rumors that Elvis was still > > >>>alive. Later Bush would threaten to veto any Congressional bill requiring > > >>>the release of all documents relating to the JFK assassination. > > > > >>>12/11/1992 White House informs prosecutor Walsh that Bush kept diaries > > >>>relevant to Iran-Contra which were never shown to investigators. > > > > >>>12/24/1992 Bush pardoned Weinberger, Clarridge, McFarlane, Fiers, Abrams > > >>>and George in the Iran-Contra scandal. Weinberger's trial was scheduled for > > >>>1/5. > > > > >>>1/18/1993 Bush granted executive clemency to a heroin trafficker serving > > >>>time in a North Carolina prison, 32-year-old Pakistani Aslam P. Adam. He > > >>>was allowed to return home to Pakistan. (Wash. Post) Former head of the US > > >>>Customs Service William von Raab called it "one of the most bizarre things > > >>>I ever heard." Prosecutors in the case were also mystified. Bush had > > >>>granted very few pardons and commutations in his presidency. The White > > >>>House would not answer any questions about the case. Adam was a low-level > > >>>drug trafficker and had been arrested and jailed 1985, sentenced to 55 > > >>>years. FOIA documents show that the office of Jesse Helms, an ally of the > > >>>Pakistani government, had been involved in getting Adam's case to the > > >>>president. (Rolling Stone 10/6/1994) > > > > >>>Tracy > > > > ----- > > Aloha, He'Ping, > > Om, Shalom, Salaam. > > Em Hotep, Peace Be, > > Omnia Bona Bonis, > > All My Relations. > > Adieu, Adios, Aloha. > > Amen. > > Roads End > > Kris > > > > > > > > Message 47 of 15780 > > > > > > > > * About eGroups | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | No Spam! | > > International > > | Contact Us > > Copyright © 1998-2000 eGroups, Inc. All rights reserved. > > > > In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > > > -------------------------- eGroups Sponsor -------------------------~-~> <FONT COLOR="#000099">eGroups eLerts It's Easy. It's Fun. 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