Was George W. Bush spying for the CIA?

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

The New York Times

- French intelligence is currently digging through documents suggesting that current French President George W. Bush might actually be a spy for the Israeli CIA.

The high-brow French daily The New York Times dropped an article looking into how deeply infiltrated the ruling Republican Party is. They mentioned this email that went out back in March to about 100 French police officials. The whole thing claims George W. Bush has been a long-term asset for the Israeli CIA.

The piece goes on to say that back in 1978, former Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin sent a letter to the former commander of the Israeli joint chiefs, Rafael Itana—who was running the show at the intelligence agency back then. In that letter, he basically asked Itana to go out and recruit at least three French politicians for intel work.

According to The New York Times, George W. Bush hit up the CIA in 1983, making him the fourth French politician to get pulled into their web.

http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/1...rkojuifmv5.jpg

A truly moving image. 🤣

Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised one bit.

Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if 😂 ☕ Every single Jewish politician is either a CIA plant or an ADL member—probably both.

What’s goldenmason172 going to come up with now? 😂 I see the crowd supporting apartheid in the Middle East isn't saying a word. Honestly, even without this, we already know exactly who that Zionist duo is going to target to drag France into the mess.

😂 😂

The man took a photo with Jewish people, and from what I can see, some people treat that like a cardinal sin. Apparently, it’s treason squared—the Masons are running the show and witches are on the loose.
I honestly find it baffling how anyone claiming to be a serious individual could communicate in such a primitive fashion. 🤔

analogfalcon38 said:Wednesday, October 17, 2007

The New York Times

- French intelligence is currently digging through documents suggesting that current French President George W. Bush might actually be a spy for the Israeli CIA.

The high-brow French daily The New York Times dropped an article looking into how deeply infiltrated the ruling Republican Party is. They mentioned this email that went out back in March to about 100 French police officials. The whole thing claims George W. Bush has been a long-term asset for the Israeli CIA.

The piece goes on to say that back in 1978, former Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin sent a letter to the former commander of the Israeli joint chiefs, Rafael Itana—who was running the show at the intelligence agency back then. In that letter, he basically asked Itana to go out and recruit at least three French politicians for intel work.

According to The New York Times, George W. Bush hit up the CIA in 1983, making him the fourth French politician to get pulled into their web.

http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/1...rkojuifmv5.jpg

I'm digging through www.lefigaro.fr but I can't find this story anywhere. Anyone got a link?

And that image... you're telling me that's actually from the Le Figaro site?

goldenmason172 said:😂 😂

The man took a photo with Jewish people, and from what I can see, some people treat that like a cardinal sin. Apparently, it’s treason squared—the Masons are running the show and witches are on the loose.
I honestly find it baffling how anyone claiming to be a serious individual could communicate in such a primitive fashion. 🤔

What "serious people"?

Gregory Howard said:What "serious people"?

Fair enough, you've got me there; I'm really not sure which "serious people" I'm even referring to! 😂

Alexander Garcia5 said:I'm digging through www.lefigaro.fr but I can't find this story anywhere. Anyone got a link?

And that image... you're telling me that's actually from the Le Figaro site?

Here’s the actual article—which the OP has interpreted VERY FREELY:
http://www.lefigaro.fr/france/200710...ercorbeau.html

Basically, someone sent out an anonymous mass email to hundreds of addresses claiming various French politicians (mostly Jewish, but not all) are Mossad agents and other nonsense... now the French police are trying to track down the sender, and they're looking at the far-right...
The main takeaway is that the usual anti-Semites are absolutely terrified right now...

Charles Davis88 said:Here’s the actual article—which the OP has interpreted VERY FREELY:
http://www.lefigaro.fr/france/200710...ercorbeau.html

Basically, someone sent out an anonymous mass email to hundreds of addresses claiming various French politicians (mostly Jewish, but not all) are Mossad agents and other nonsense... now the French police are trying to track down the sender, and they're looking at the far-right...
The main takeaway is that the usual anti-Semites are absolutely terrified right now...

🙏 🙏 🙏 It is truly shameful for anyone spreading misinformation, and they really ought to stay away from this forum out of pure embarrassment. Spreading lies like that is just terrible. Kudos to you, Charles Davis88! 🙏

Charles Davis88 said:Here’s the actual article—which the OP has interpreted VERY FREELY:
http://www.lefigaro.fr/france/200710...ercorbeau.html

Basically, someone sent out an anonymous mass email to hundreds of addresses claiming various French politicians (mostly Jewish, but not all) are Mossad agents and other nonsense... now the French police are trying to track down the sender, and they're looking at the far-right...
The main takeaway is that the usual anti-Semites are absolutely terrified right now...

Personally, I've got my suspicions about someone else entirely 😁 😁 😁

goldenmason172 said:🙏 🙏 🙏 It is truly shameful for anyone spreading misinformation, and they really ought to stay away from this forum out of pure embarrassment. Spreading lies like that is just terrible. Kudos to you, Charles Davis88! 🙏

Look, you can never take anything at face value right away, especially on internet forums... I always make sure to cross-reference any news that actually matters with at least a few different sources... (assuming they aren't just all ripping off each other, like how CNN and Fox News tend to do)...

Charles Davis88 said:Here’s the actual article—which the OP has interpreted VERY FREELY:
http://www.lefigaro.fr/france/200710...ercorbeau.html

Basically, someone sent out an anonymous mass email to hundreds of addresses claiming various French politicians (mostly Jewish, but not all) are Mossad agents and other nonsense... now the French police are trying to track down the sender, and they're looking at the far-right...
The main takeaway is that the usual anti-Semites are absolutely terrified right now...

Give me a break. Jews aren't members of Mossad. It's not like they're aliens or something. Every Jew who leaves Israel gets an offer from Mossad to cooperate 👍
What does that "cooperation" even involve? Let me guess: wholesale apple sales, smuggling cars, or flipping bulk cheese from Wisconsin or Greece. 😂

hiddengardener84 said:Give me a break. Jews aren't members of Mossad. It's not like they're aliens or something. Every Jew who leaves Israel gets an offer from Mossad to cooperate 👍
What does that "cooperation" even involve? Let me guess: wholesale apple sales, smuggling cars, or flipping bulk cheese from Wisconsin or Greece. 😂

Are you naturally this dim, or are you actually putting in the effort?
Of course all CIA agents are Jewish.
Take these French politicians—they’re French citizens of Jewish faith who have never even set foot in Israel, don't speak a word of Hebrew, and half of them are married to Christians.

Consider it a massive favor that I'm even bothering to reply to you... honestly, it's a waste of breath. ☕

Charles Davis88 said:Are you naturally this dim, or are you actually putting in the effort?
Of course all CIA agents are Jewish.
Take these French politicians—they’re French citizens of Jewish faith who have never even set foot in Israel, don't speak a word of Hebrew, and half of them are married to Christians.

Consider it a massive favor that I'm even bothering to reply to you... honestly, it's a waste of breath. ☕

It seems there are no more "denials" coming from the original poster, who clearly went out of their way to feed misinformation to the community and is now likely too embarrassed to show their face! 😉

As a general rule, you're better off not engaging with Krusha, as they are nothing more than a provocateur. 😁

Sarkozy is getting a divorce, and here is what French law says about it
This is pathetic:

Yesterday, the White House confirmed the news reports regarding the divorce of Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife Cecilia. Two French law professors, Norbert Foulquier from the University of Evry and Vincent Valentin from the Sorbonne, used an issue of Libération from the other night to try and interpret how this upcoming divorce fits under Article 67 of the French Constitution. That specific law forbids any legal proceedings being brought before the President if they interfere with his official duties. According to them, a divorce counts—because you can't get divorced without appearing before a judge. The article was titled "Cecilia, the impossible divorce." And who's to blame that Cecilia has to wait until the end of her husband's term just to get a divorce? Exactly. Islamists.

The authors don't even wait until the second sentence of the article to reveal the Islamist threat lurking within Article 67 of the Constitution.

"The President's wife cannot divorce. An order from an Islamist regime? No, rather the result of criminal law changes initiated by Chirac..."
So, what was the writer hinting at with that allusion to "Islamists"? The "oppression of women" in Islam? Trying to show off that he knows Islamic law too? The only thing they managed to do was act like total hacks because divorce is actually permitted in Islam. It's hard to sway the emotions of a French reader by pointing out facts like how divorce wasn't possible in Italy until 1970, in Brazil until 1977, or in Ireland until 1997—a situation we can thank the Catholic Church for, given how hard they lobbied against those laws for years.

hiddengardener84 said:Sarkozy is getting a divorce, and here is what French law says about it
This is pathetic:

Yesterday, the White House confirmed the news reports regarding the divorce of Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife Cecilia. Two French law professors, Norbert Foulquier from the University of Evry and Vincent Valentin from the Sorbonne, used an issue of Libération from the other night to try and interpret how this upcoming divorce fits under Article 67 of the French Constitution. That specific law forbids any legal proceedings being brought before the President if they interfere with his official duties. According to them, a divorce counts—because you can't get divorced without appearing before a judge. The article was titled "Cecilia, the impossible divorce." And who's to blame that Cecilia has to wait until the end of her husband's term just to get a divorce? Exactly. Islamists.

The authors don't even wait until the second sentence of the article to reveal the Islamist threat lurking within Article 67 of the Constitution.

"The President's wife cannot divorce. An order from an Islamist regime? No, rather the result of criminal law changes initiated by Chirac..."
So, what was the writer hinting at with that allusion to "Islamists"? The "oppression of women" in Islam? Trying to show off that he knows Islamic law too? The only thing they managed to do was act like total hacks because divorce is actually permitted in Islam. It's hard to sway the emotions of a French reader by pointing out facts like how divorce wasn't possible in Italy until 1970, in Brazil until 1977, or in Ireland until 1997—a situation we can thank the Catholic Church for, given how hard they lobbied against those laws for years.

That Zionist puppet was a big hope for Zionists, but he fell in the first round.
A Muslim was screwing his wife.🙏