Invisible Empire: A New World Order Defined Page #10

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After the war the assets were returned,

a few fines were paid,

and it was swept under the rug

of forgotten history.

These Nazi ties

should not be all that shocking,

seeing as it has been declassified

that the Office of Strategic Services...

recruited Nazis into its ranks, through

Project Paper Clip, in August of 1945.

George Bush seemed to follow

in his father's footsteps,

using Prescott's business connections

to move to Texas...

and get into the oil industry.

He would first attain political office

as a Texas congressman in 1966,

but then lose his bid

as a Texas Senator in 1970.

It was at this time

that Nixon appointed Bush...

as an Ambassador

to the United Nations.

According to official accounts

Bush then began work...

with the CIA,

as its Director in 1976.

Evidence suggests

that Mr. Bush and the CIA...

actually had a much

longer-standing relationship.

There are indications that he had

relations to the CIA before.

There is a very strange memo

and the... names a George Bush.

And when this was published

there was a lotta fuzzing of the issues,

but given George H. W. Bush's strong

connections with the Cuban community,

I think there is a good chance that it was

that... the George Bush we know,

so that he did have a CIA connection.

Bush left the CIA just under a year

after his appointment.

He is credited with restoring

the agency's morale,

as its image was being shattered by

the Church Committee's revelations...

of the CIA's unauthorized activities

involving assassinations and corruption.

In reality, Bush was responsible

for denying...

the Church Committee many of

the documents it requested...

and making it impossible for them

to do a thorough investigation.

After his time as CIA director,

he devoted himself to becoming

the next President of the United States.

Many people within his own party

did not like his globalist ties.

On the campaign trail,

Bush continually had to explain

his association with the group.

You know, J. R. Ewing

in the show Dallas?

J. R. is a member of the

Trilateral Commission, I think.

It's gotta be 'cause it's so bad.

Let me tell you something.

I... I used to be a member of it.

I resigned as I did

from every business thing I was in...

to concentrate on one thing: running

for President of the United States.

Ronald Reagan initially had no interest

in having Bush as his running mate.

Even then, presidential candidate

Ronald Reagan had questions.

I would suggest that maybe

Mr. Bush clear the air if...

if he'd tell us why he resigned.

Reagan's backers then forced him

to choose their intelligence front man,

George H. W. Bush

as his Vice-President.

But in spite of last year's

campaign rhetoric,

all seems to be back to normal between

George Bush and his old colleagues.

And President Reagan, who is relying

on many of these powerful...

business leaders to make

his economic package work,

will host Commission representatives

at the White House, Monday.

After Reagan's election

there was an attempt on his life...

just sixty-nine days into office.

Astoundingly, Bush would again

be connected.

Well, just who is John Hinckley, Jr.?

When he left this neighborhood

well-liked and seemingly normal.

This doughnut shop near the motel

was visited by Hinckley,

who reportedly waited

for a phone call here each day,

even though he had a phone

in his motel room.

The nature of the calls is not known.

A touch of irony: the young man

walking with the elder Hinckley...

is thirty year old Scott Hinckley,

John Junior's brother.

He and Vice-President Bush's

son Neal are friends.

They had planned to have dinner

together in Denver, tonight.

The plans have been cancelled.

We were told Hinckley

was a madman acting alone.

If that was the case,

why was he making phone calls

from a payphone down the road,

instead of his hotel room?

Why was the

would-be assassin's brother a...

family friend of the man

who stood to gain the presidency?

While Reagan led the nation

in the public eye,

Bush exploited his power...

through the largely unknown

Continuity of Government directive.

In the United States

Federal Government...

there is a super secret agency

which controls this shadow government.

The National Program Office

allowed Bush and his network...

to attain

executive emergency powers.

Ronald Reagan authorized

the National Program Office...

when he signed

the top secret directive in 1982.

Oliver North was one

of the key officers...

responsible for the program's startup.

Under the NPO's direction,

four agencies were charged

with execution of the Doomsday plan:

the CIA, the Departments

of State and Defense,

and the Federal Emergency

Management Agency.

An effort was being made

to consolidate...

Continuity

of Government programs...

across several major departments

of the government under one office.

After eight years of secret wars,

covertly sponsored

revolution and assassination...

had advanced globalists' interests...

and allowed Bush to achieve

his lifelong dream...

by becoming the 43rd President

of the United States.

The fall of the Soviet Union

left the United States...

as the sole superpower in the world.

The Wolfowitz doctrine stated,

We must maintain the mechanism...

for deterring potential competitors...

from even aspiring to a larger

regional or global role.

The New World Order was on display

with the first Gulf War...

and the creation

of a European Union.

After losing to his crony, Bill Clinton,

he faded into the background...

as the agenda for a New World Order

marched forward.

After 1989, President Bush kept...

said... and it's a phrase...

that I often use myself,

that we needed a New World Order.

We have just exposed

many of the globalist operations,

including drug dealing,

funding terror, dealing arms...

and taking over the

United States Government by stealth.

Whenever these agendas

were threatened,

those who opposed them

ended up dead.

We've got some difficult days ahead.

But it really doesn't matter

with me now,

because I've been to the mountain top.

My thanks to all of you

and now it's on to Chicago...

and let's win there.

Thank you very much.

...gave a paper about all three

of the big assassinations of the 60s,

which was John F. Kennedy,

Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

And there are

certain common denominators.

I call these events deep events.

We've become accustomed to the idea

that every now and then...

something is going to happen

and we just know from the beginning...

we're not gonna get

to the bottom of it.

And the more they happen,

the more...

reconciled we become

to this state of affairs.

In 1978, the House Select Committee

on Assassinations...

could not ignore

there was a conspiracy...

in regards to the assassination of

John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Good evening. A congressional

committee has concluded...

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