Reply #27: George H.W Bush

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I believe still sits on the board of Eli Lilly so of course just like the war in Iraq benefits the friends of the criminally corrupt administration so does this fiasco.

Also, since GHW Bush was the director of the CIA after Dulles he probably continued the CIA program called Operation MK Ultra. It's even more frightening than anyone that isn't aware of that particular CIA assault on our citizens can imagine.

These people have been waiting for the opportunity to do this for decades. And it's an idea Dr. Mengele, one of Hitler's favorite Nazi doctors, perfected on the Jews in the concentration camps. I think Elli was involved with the Nazi's on this if I'm not mistaken.

When I first heard this about a year ago I immediately thought of MKUltra. The connection between Bush, Nazis, the CIA, and Eli Lilly explains exactly why they have this dangerous idea in mind.

For many Americans, the 1950s were a docile decade. In U.S. history books, the period is mostly portrayed as a mellow, orderly one, especially in light of the social upheavals that followed in the 1960s. But for the CIA, the "I Like Ike" years were packed with adventure and action, much of it conducted outside of the public's view. Few programs were sheltered with more secrecy than the Agency's mind control experiments, identified together with the code-name MKULTRA.

Concerned about rumors of communist brainwashing of POWs during the Korean war, in April 1953 CIA Director Allen Dulles authorized the MKULTRA program, which would later become notorious for the unusual and sometimes inhumane tests that the CIA financed. Reviewing the experiments five years later, one secrecy-conscious CIA auditor wrote: "Precautions must be taken not only to protect operations from exposure to enemy forces but also to conceal these activities from the American public in general. The knowledge that the agency is engaging in unethical and illicit activities would have serious repercussions in political and diplomatic circles."

Though many of the documents related to MKULTRA were destroyed by the CIA in 1972, some records relating to the program have made it into the public domain, and the work of historians, investigative reporters, and various congressional committees has resulted in the release of enough information to make MKULTRA one of the most disturbing instances of intelligence community abuse on record. As writer Mark Zepezauer puts it, "the surviving history is nasty enough."

http://www.parascope.com/ds/mkultra0.htm

Eli Lilly, Zyprexa
& The Bush Family
The Diseasing Of Our Malaise
By Bruce Levine
5-8-4

More than one journalist has uncovered corrupt connections between the Bush Family, psychiatry, and Eli Lilly & Company, the giant pharmaceutical corporation. While previous Lillygates have been more colorful, Lilly's soaking state Medicaid programs with Zyprexa-its blockbuster, antipsychotic drug-may pack the greatest financial wallop. Worldwide in 2003, Zyprexa grossed $4.28 billion, accounting for slightly more than one-third of Lilly's total sales. In the United States in 2003, Zyprexa grossed $2.63 billion, 70 percent of that attributable to government agencies, mostly Medicaid.

Historically, the exposure of any single Lilly machination-though sometimes disrupting it-has not weakened the Bush-psychiatry-Lilly relationship. In the last decade, some of the more widely reported Eli Lilly intrigues include:

a. Influencing the Homeland Security Act to protect itself from lawsuits

b. Accessing confidential patient records for a Prozac sample mailing

c. Rigging the Wesbecker Prozac-violence trial

A sample of those who have been on the Eli Lilly payroll includes:

a. Former President George Herbert Walker Bush (one-time member of the Eli Lilly board of directors)

b. Former CEO of Enron, Ken Lay (one-time member of the Eli Lilly board of directors)

c. George W. Bush's former director of Management and Budget, Mitch Daniels (a former Eli Lilly vice president)

d. George W. Bush's Homeland Security Advisory Council member, Sidney Taurel (current CEO of Eli Lilly)

e. The National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (a recipient of Eli Lilly funding)

http://www.rense.com/general52/exc.htm