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everittdmickey (73)in #blog • 5 years ago

why do you conspiracy types alway impute god like powers to imaginary bad guys? If they could do all that why would the need to? Or want too.

They'd have to be CRAZY to do that!

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lucylin (67) 5 years ago

... imaginary bad guys?
mkultra ? the 1950's weather manipulations by governments..?
Bushes dad supplying the Germans with arms and materials to help then be the other side in ww2 ?

Imaginary? How so..

Your trust in authority is strange...I've never seen authority do anything except screw people over...
So why any different now, logically speaking?

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everittdmickey (73) 5 years ago

Bushes dad supplying the Germans with arms and materials to help then be the other side in ww2 ?
That's odd...Bush's dad was shot down by the germans in WWII. He was a fighter pilot.

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lucylin (67) 5 years ago

The late Senator Prescott Bush's German assets were seized in 1942 by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt under the Trading with the Enemy Act, which also carried prison penalties which Bush escaped. Historical scholarship over the last decade shows that Bush was deeply enmeshed in business which was vital to the rise of Nazi Germany, and almost certainly knew that his profits were driven by slave labor.

http://www.digitaljournal.com/news/world/bush-grandpa-traded-with-enemy-for-3-years-before-assets-seized/article/424715

"The documents from the [National] Archives...show that the Bushes and Harrimans shipped valuable U.S. assets, including gold, coal, steel and U.S. Treasury and war bonds, to their foreign clients overseas as Hitler geared up for his 1939 invasion of Poland, the event that sparked World War II."

...the first thing i googled to clarify - but it's not a gray area...it documented.

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everittdmickey (73) 5 years ago

amazing that a young airman flying a fighter would have time to do all that.

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everittdmickey (73) 5 years ago

Odd thing...I can't seem to get excited about anything that happened almost a hundred years ago. I know it's history and all that but my experience has been that most history is a lie. It has to be. Newspaper reports prove themselves to be lies every day and history is mostly a compilation of those reports.

I suppose you can have a lot of fun digging through all the old fiction...more power to you.
I'd rather look to the future.
Technology is the rudder of civilization therefore I find it more interesting to attempt to keep up with it than past falsehoods.

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everittdmickey (73) 5 years ago

and furthermore.
speaking of Bushes.
what about this guy?

Vannevar Bush (/væˈniːvɑːr/ van-NEE-var; March 11, 1890 – June 28, 1974) was an American engineer, inventor and science administrator, who during World War II headed the U.S. Office of Scientific Research and Development (OSRD), through which almost all wartime military R&D was carried out, including important developments in radar and the initiation and early administration of the Manhattan Project. He emphasized the importance of scientific research to national security and economic well-being, and was chiefly responsible for the movement that led to the creation of the National Science Foundation.[2]

Co-incidence?
Sneaky...those Bushes are...

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