Here’s the link for the Tarpley book:
http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm

There was also a report in early 2007, I believe, by Russ Baker that Bush was working for the CIA as early as 1953, just prior to the overthrow of Arbenz in Guatemala. It seems that while Bush’s paper trail in the agency was destroyed, that of his handler, Thomas Devine, wasn’t. Devine even accompanied Bush to Vietnam in December ‘67 for a two week trip while Ted Shackley was working for the CIA there and Richard Armitage was assigned to the SEALS and John Negroponte was working for the State Department. The info on Bush’s early CIA ties is here:
http://www.realnews.org/index……Itemid=217

I believe that Bush was deeply involved with the Bay of Pigs as one of his first assignments with the CIA. Two of the ships used in the operation belonged to his Zapata Oil Company. I think Bush’s involvement was what Nixon was hinting at when he mentioned the whole Bay of Pigs/Texan connection while ordering Haldemann to tell Helms to obstruct justice by approaching FBI to curtail its investigation into the Watergate break-in.

Felix Rodriguez, an integral player in Iran-Contra the Bay of Pigs stated in his book Shadow Warrior that he was recruited into the CIA by George Bush in 1959. Rodriguez was one of the people who killed Che in Bolivia in 1967.

And that’s just scratching the surface of Bush’s involvement in the downfall of our country.

Coming soon: Cuba, the mega tourist mecca.

We will end up invading it with capitalism and turning it into an overdeveloped gambling resort/eyesore rife with social and economic inequities.

This accusation of plagerism needs harsh refuting immediatly.

only if it is false.