Who backed President Bush and what was his secret philosophy?
President Bush surrounded himself with the identical people that surrounded his father, former President Bush, before him. Brent Scowcroft, former National Security Advisor, is a staunch member of the Marxist Council on Foreign Relations. Another Bush advisor was former Secretary of State George Shultz - member of the subversive Council on Foreign Relations. One of the most powerful men in the United States, when President Richard Nixon resigned, was his Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger. Kissinger has long been a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the Bohemian Grove. As a younger man, a Russian intelligence defector identified him as a communist double-agent code named Bor. Another member of the Council on Foreign Relations surrounding President Bush was former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Colin Powell.

ABC Nightly News stated on August 3, 2000, just before Bush was to accept the presidential nomination on the Republican ticket, that ALL of the same people who surrounded former President Bush, his father, surrounded the Governor - including advisors and financial backers.

Governor Bush even selected a Bohemian Grove and Council on Foreign Relations member as his running mate - Dick Cheney. Cheney, in a speech at the CFR, joked
about not telling the Wyoming voters that he was a member. We have it on video. Cathy O’Brien, former mind-controlled presidential sex slave who escaped, wrote in her book Trance Formation of America, that former President George Bush told his son - Governor Bush - to open up drug trade through El Paso, Texas and Juarez, Mexico. This order was given at the Bohemian Grove in Sonoma County, California, just outside of Monte Rio. Things are not always as they appear on the surface.

Remember, current President Bush is surrounded by the same people politically and financially who backed his father. His father only announced 210 times in speeches, starting with the Desert Storm conflict, “a chance at the New World Order.” A “New” World Order means the “Old” Order must be liquidated - terminated. That’s our Constitutional form of government and Christianity.

It must also be remembered that President Bush was inducted into the ultra-secret
Skull & Bones society of Yale University in 1968. Former President George H. W. Bush was inducted into that secret society in 1948. Even before them was President Bush’s fa- ther, Prescott Bush, who was inducted in 1917.

Antony Sutton’s book, Introduction to the Order, has a chart from the original list of initiates. Note that President Bush’s grandfather, Prescott Bush, is listed. Membership in this secret society and other secret societies has flourished within the Bush family from at least the time of Prescott Bush.

But note very carefully who else President Bush surrounded himself with - loads of Council on Foreign Relation members!
*Condoleezza Rice, the head of George W. Bush’s foreign policy team and a former member of President Bush’s National Security Council. Member: Council on Foreign Relations.
*Donald Rumsfeld, former Secretary of Defense under President
Ford. Member: Council on Foreign Relations.
An article appearing in the December 23, 1999 issue of the New York Times listed 10 members of Bush’s foreign policy brain trust. In addition to Rice and Shultz, they were:
*Richard Armitage, former assistant Secretary of Defense in the Reagan administration. The only person that is not a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
*Paul Wolfowitz, former Assistant Secretary of State in the Reagan administration and former Under Secretary of Defense in the Bush administration. Member: Council on Foreign Relations.
*Robert Blackwill, a former member of President Bush’s National SecurityCouncil. Member: Council on Foreign Relations.
*Richard Cheney, former Secretary of Defense under President Bush. Member: Council on Foreign Relations and Bohemian Grove. He became Vice president with George W. Bush.
*Stephen Hadley, former Assistant Secretary of Defense under Cheney. Member: Council on Foreign Relations.
*Richard Perle, former Assistant Secretary of Defense in the Reagan administration. Member: Council on Foreign Relations.
*Dov Zakheim, former Under Secretary of Defense in the Reagan administration. Member: Council on Foreign Relations.
*Robert Zoellick, former Under Secretary of State in the Bush administration. Member: Council on Foreign Relations.

“The Times portrayed the team of foreign policy experts as ‘conservative’ and ‘hawkish,’ thereby casting Governor Bush as a hard-line conservative on foreign policy in contrast to President Clinton and his liberal-left [communist] policy team. But the Times failed to point out that nine of the ten Bush advisors it cited were Council on Foreign Relations members (the lone exception being Armitage), and that internationalist-minded CFR members have shaped U.S. foreign policy for decades, REGARDLESS of whether the president in power happened to be a Re-
publican or a Democrat. Bush’s own connections with this same Insider Establishment club MEANT that it would not be realistic to hope for a radical change in policy under a Bush administration (The New American, “The Power Elite & George W.,” by Steve Bonta, July 17, 2000, p. 19).

It appeared that President George W. Bush was handpicked to deceive the American people into believing he was conservative and go ing to war for the benefit of the nation.