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Laden 和 Bush家族的關系
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Nickel
Sep 25, 2001, 10:56:42 AM9/25/01
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Osama Bin Laden的兄弟Salim Bin Laden和Bush家族的關系极其密切，
George W. Bush 和Salim Bin Laden在1978年共同創建了石油公司
Arbusto Energy 以及 Zapata Oil，
Arbusto Energy后來并入另一個石油公司Harkens Energy。
這中間有個叫 James Bath的人牽線。
BUSH的自轉中也有所透露：
httP:www.usembassy.de/bush/bushbio_d.htm
http://www.bushisms.com/HighlktsBook.html
http://www.pir.org/cgi-bin/nbonlin6.cgi?ARBUSTO_ENERGY_INC
http://www.facts.ch/stories/0104_aus_bush.htm
George W. Bush 和Salim Bin Laden在1978年共同創建了石油公司
Arbusto Energy 以及 Zapata Oil，
Arbusto Energy后來并入另一個石油公司Harkens Energy。
這中間有個叫 James Bath的人牽線。
BUSH的自轉中也有所透露：
httP:www.usembassy.de/bush/bushbio_d.htm
http://www.bushisms.com/HighlktsBook.html
http://www.pir.org/cgi-bin/nbonlin6.cgi?ARBUSTO_ENERGY_INC
http://www.facts.ch/stories/0104_aus_bush.htm
Nickel
Sep 25, 2001, 11:07:02 AM9/25/01
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BCCI Oil Money
The first of many G.W. Bush business ventures eventually bailed out or
liquidated before bankruptcy was his oil company Arbusto Energy. In 1977,
Bush received a $50,000 investment from James R. Bath, a Houston businessman
who "made his fortune by investing money for [Sheikh Kalid bin] Mahfouz and
another BCCI-connected Saudi, Sheikh bin Laden" according to Time
correspondents Jonathan Beaty and S.C. Gwynne. Of special note is that
Sheikh bin Laden is widely believed to be the father of Osama bin Laden,
terrorist bomber of two U.S. embassies in 1998.
Bath, who had no funds of his own, is believed to have acted as the
American representative for Saudi Arabian sheikhs who, as Hatfield describes
it, used "their enormous financial resources to influence U.S. policy." As
son of the recent director of the CIA, G.W. Bush and his oil startup were a
perfect opportunity to buy influence. Ironically, it was with money
allegedly tied to the family of Saudi terrorist Osama bin Laden.
The first of many G.W. Bush business ventures eventually bailed out or
liquidated before bankruptcy was his oil company Arbusto Energy. In 1977,
Bush received a $50,000 investment from James R. Bath, a Houston businessman
who "made his fortune by investing money for [Sheikh Kalid bin] Mahfouz and
another BCCI-connected Saudi, Sheikh bin Laden" according to Time
correspondents Jonathan Beaty and S.C. Gwynne. Of special note is that
Sheikh bin Laden is widely believed to be the father of Osama bin Laden,
terrorist bomber of two U.S. embassies in 1998.
Bath, who had no funds of his own, is believed to have acted as the
American representative for Saudi Arabian sheikhs who, as Hatfield describes
it, used "their enormous financial resources to influence U.S. policy." As
son of the recent director of the CIA, G.W. Bush and his oil startup were a
perfect opportunity to buy influence. Ironically, it was with money
allegedly tied to the family of Saudi terrorist Osama bin Laden.
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