The GW Bush Gang: IG Farben 2001

[Cat Hamilton]

Woops, nevermind. Hadn't scrolled down to the earlier message. Sorry.


>From: "Cat Hamilton" <cat_hamilton at hotmail.com>
>To: pynchon-l at waste.org
>Subject: Re: The GW Bush Gang: IG Farben 2001
>Date: Fri, 09 Feb 2001 15:29:18 -0500
>
>What evidence is there that the Bush family helped build up Nazi Germany?
>
>
>>From: calbert at tiac.net
>>To: Doug Millison <millison at online-journalist.com>
>>CC: pynchon-l at waste.org
>>Subject: Re: The GW Bush Gang: IG Farben 2001
>>Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2001 13:52:48 -0500
>>
>>Just a few points:
>>
>> > Not only has the eugenics agenda continued but many of the top
>> > Nazis who were advancing it during WWII were brought to the
>> > US after the war and installed in academia, the media,
>> > government research institutions and the CIA-by the same
>> > American officials who worked with the Bush family to build up
>> > Nazi Germany in the first place. Their ideas formed the basis for much
>> > of the agenda promoted by this nation's most influential right-wing
>> > think tanks-the same think tanks that are the sponsors of GW Bush and
>> > virtually every one of his appointees.
>>
>>Eugenics as social policy actually has roots in the US. Indiana
>>passed a law in 1906 mandating the sterilization of those it
>>considered "unfit", and as many as thirty other states followed with
>>similar legislation. When the Nazis were looking for models of their
>>program, they studied the US example. They were, however,
>>determined to put their own stamp on the practice, hence their use
>>of the term "racial hygiene" rather than "eugencis".
>>
>> > -Secretary of Labor Linda Chavez-who is outspokenly
>> > anti-union-was a research fellow at the CIA's Manhattan Institute
>> > during 1993 and 1994 and has received almost $200,000 in grants from
>> > the John M. Olin Foundation, a notorious right-wing fund derived from
>> > a family business in munitions and chemicals with roots in white
>> > supremacy. Despite her Hispanic surname she is an outspoken advocate
>> > for the English First Movement. Chavez is president of the Center for
>> > Equal Opportunity, based in Washington, D.C. an organization dedicated
>> > to eliminating affirmative action. On their website Chavez quotes
>> > Charles Murray, author of The Bell Curve, a classic of modern racial
>> > eugenics which has become the "bible" for the anti-welfare
>> > anti-affirmative action movement.
>>
>>THe Chavez nomination was withdrawn when it was reported that
>>Ms. Chavez "kept" a guatemalan woman at her home some years
>>ago, and had, in violation of US labor laws, tried to place her in
>>positions for which she, as an illegal immigrant, was not eligible.
>>
>>other than that, the Bushs are indeed gavno.
>>
>>love,
>>cfa
>
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