The Spy Who Was President? Emile de Antonio Looks At George H. Bush

This is the third segment from an hour long interview with documentary filmmaker Emile Di Antonio about George H. Bush. In this segment we look at the career of the 41st president oil man, twice failed senate candidate, secretary to the UN, ambassador to China, head of the Republican party, head of the CIA, and ending with his election as vice president. The question under discussion in all this is was he an agent over these years Is George Bush the spy who would be president?
This interview was from a San Antonio Texas public access show called Alternative Views (#396). It aired most of the 80's and into the 90's and covered the underside of the Reagan revolution. Their guests were ex CIA whilstleblowers, investigative reporters and documentary filmmakers. You can access a number of their programs at the InternetArchive http://www.archive.org/index.php

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[LordSnow69]

You should look up the film "JFK II The Bush Connection" by John Hankey

[Mindsi2]

@LordSnow69 Thanks I'm checking it out.

[annboylyn]

I think we hould water board him.

[d33og33007]

Emile de Antonio was once called " the most dangerous filmmakers alive" He sure knows a lot about the Bush family.

[bapyou]

Emile de Antonio was once called "the most dangerous filmaker alive." Check out all of his documentary films: Rush to Judgement (about the JFK assassination) and In the Year of the Pig (about the Vietnam War.) In the Year of the Pig includes an interview with a Republican Senator from Kentucky who calls Ho Chi Minh "the George Washington of (the Vietnamese) people." Powerful stuff.

[FREEW0RLD2012]

Interesting stuff.Gotta look to the past to understand our present.