Governor GW Bush mass murder in Brownsville Tx. true or false?

[DemInDistress]

Bush & MKULTRA Satanic killer who Bush pardoned while Governor, BOTH in same cult in '80s
author: repost
Bush covers up likely MKULTRA issues. Plus, Bush himself has been associated with mass murder Satan cult rings at Brownsville, Texas. And this connects him to the very person he "pardoned" while governor of Texas--Henry Lee Lucas, for ritualized killings and cannibalism. They both were associated with Brownsville, TX, cults.

Bush's Wild Years: in the 1980s, Bush and serial killer Henry Lee Lucas in TX Satan cult, George W. Bush investigated for six months for mass murder of 17 people who were skinned in the cult--until VP Poppy Bush told then to drop the case.

"Bush, telling reporters and critics to 'stick to the issues that matter', Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush declined to answer questions Monday concerning his alleged involvement in a 1984 Brownsville, TX, mass murder, in which 17 people were ritualistically murdered and skinned. 'I will not stoop to discussing that,' said Bush....

Bush, the son of a billioniare, was strangely living in the most impoverished place in America, Brownsville. Bush was living nearby to and also inside the headquarters of a Satanic Cult of which he was a member. Bush disappeared for three days during which ALL of the other of his fellow Cult Members were slaughtered. After he reappeared he could not explain where he had been. http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2005/01/308911.shtml

This story is intriguing in its scope because of who his daddy was CIA Director then VP. What I'd like to know is whether there is some truth to it. It's very extensive and filled with allegations that fit the Bush Crime Family.

Any opinions from my fellow DU-er's would help me understand if Portland IndyMedia is on the up and up.
Thanks.

[Viva_La_Revolution]

1. it's reader posted news (edit - found the original article)

The Onion, March 2000

http://www.theonion.com/content/node/28609


I guess that's your answer.

[DemInDistress]

2. Thanks Viva...now I'm more confused.. is Onion a spoof site?

Trying to track down additional info about this cult mass murder. It's a known fact that serial killer Henry
Lee Lucas was spared the death penalty while people like Karla Faye Tucker and many other notables were executed. Lucas spent his last yrs. alive and died in prison. Why? Why was Lucas spared? If anyone deserved the ultimate penalty it was Lucas.

Anyway thanks for the link.

[Viva_La_Revolution]

3. The Onion - America's Finest News Source

:rofl:

yes, it spoofs the news, usually quite hilariously. Every once in a while some nimrod takes one of their articles seriously.

I just scanned the post at Indy Media, but it looks like this guy is making all kinds of wild disconnected connections between several theories and scandals. Have fun looking into it though! :hi:

[DemInDistress]

6. Thanks again Viva..

Nimrod....:hi: :thumbsup:

[TreasonousBastard]

4. The Onion is satire and Indymedia is not a good...

source because people can grab Onion articles and post them as truth.

Henry Lee Lewis was a famous case, and supposedly the worst serial killer on record, with maybe 600, some say over a thousand, murders. But, it turned out that he was mainly a serial liar/confessor, and it's possible he never killed anyone, except maybe his mother, and that's a whole 'nother story.

Police around the country closed over 250 open murders due to his confessions, but then it turned out that almost of them were a crock and cases had to be reopened. He was convicted for the "Orange Socks" murder, but on his confession only, with no physical evidence, and eventually even the prosecutor said he probably didn't do it. In fact, of all the 600+ murders he "confessed" to, even slim physical evidence tying him to the murders only showed up in two of them.

In Texas, the Governor has no power to pardon because the power was taken away by the legislature years ago when a Governor was caught selling pardons ouside the back door of the statehouse. The Governor can only order a stay of execution for 30 days to let the Board of Pardons and Paroles look at it. The Board, and the Board only, has the powers of pardons and clemency.

The Board almost never pardons or overrules a death sentence, but in this case it did because the evidence was overwhelming that the state just didn't have a case. Many say that it should have freed Lewis, but it even more rarely goes that far.

Sorry I don't have any links for all of this, but Lewis was a big topic of discussion on a death penalty list I'm on with a lot of Texas lawyers chiming in and newspaper quotes over a period of years.

Googling Lewis gets you the first few pages of "true crime" type sites that kind of revel in his "crimes" so I didn't dig too far into the hits I got there.

[DemInDistress]

5. TreasonousBastard.... I thank you..quite a lesson for me

tonight. These internets have many twists and turns that seem to hook me. Checking here at DU is my best move
for clarity.


Guess I'll just drop the story and move on..


:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[ComerPerro]

7. who cares if its true. Lets make it into a movie and get a network

to air it as a docudrama, and send teaching material to schools.