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Those Derned Bush brothers Re: good work if you can get it.



SmirkS allegedly said:

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> "It is not the first time that he (neil bush) has been involved in
> corporate controversy. In the late 1980's he was director of Denver-based
> Silverado Savings & Loan, which collapsed at a cost to taxpayers of
> $1billion. At the time he denied any wrongdoing but was sanctioned by the
> federal government for his part in the failure.
> 
> During the deposition Mr Brown asked: "Now, you have absolutely no
> education background in semiconductors, do you Mr Bush?"
> 
> "That's correct," said Mr Bush.
> 
> Mr Brown also questioned him about work for Crest Investment Corporation,
> where he was paid $5,000 a month for work that totalled no more than four
> hours a week. Bush said he provided Crest with "miscellaneous consulting
> services". "Such as?" asked Brown.
> 
> "Answering phone calls when the other co-chairman called and asked for
> advice," said Mr Bush.

Note his employer was the son of the President of China. 

Obviously looking after the Prez's little brother - maybe to win favour in
the short term......but with a black-mail kicker to be used at an opportune
time. 

Moral of the Story: Beware of free hookers. They aren't really free....and
Neil Bush's life deconstructs around him....and it all reflects badly on
the ethical vacuum among the Bush siblings. 

Jeb cheats in elections. 

George lies about war. 

Neil fucks anything that knocks on his door and takes millions from the son
of the Chinese President for doing sweet FA. 

What a family.     

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Best Regards, 
Steve Withers
defenestrate: The act of throwing Windows out the window and replacing it on
your PC with some other operating system.





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