[van-discuss] "When the bullets started flying, we started buying..."

[ernie yacub]

This investment letter recommends making money from Gulf War II - reminded me 
of the piece in Clamor about Prescott Bush profitting from Auschwitz slave 
labour....

"It is bad enough that the Bush family helped raise the money for Thyssen to 
give Hitler his start in the 1920s, but giving aid and comfort to the enemy 
in time of war is treason. The Bush bank helped the Thyssens make the Nazi 
steel that killed Allied solders. As bad as financing the Nazi war machine 
may seem, aiding and abetting the Holocaust was worse. Thyssen's coal mines 
used Jewish slaves as if they were disposable chemicals. There are six 
million skeletons in the Thyssen family closet, and a myriad of criminal and 
historical questions to be answered about the Bush family's complicity."
http://www.clamormagazine.org/features/issue14.3_feature.html

This is truly the heart of darkness.

ernie yacub


Gulf War II Grows Closer -- Prepare for Profits Now!
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 2002 07:20:00 -0500
From: Gary North & The Daily Reckoning <RealityC at agoramail.net>

[...]

Dear Daily Reckoning Reader,

Saddam Hussein is going down. George W. Bush has already
announced his intention. For many the question is not "if," ...
but "when."

[...]

Right now -- as we speak -- Myers is adroitly positioning his
readers for quick profits from Gulf War II and the coming oil
crisis. Don't hesitate to join them; click here to read your free 
copy of Myers' special report:

Vengeance, Blood and the Coming Oil Crisis
http://www.agora-inc.com/reports/OST/YourProfitsHere

Cheers and good luck,

Addison Wiggin,
The Daily Reckoning


P.S. What if war doesn't break out? If the invasion never
happens? Oil is still a good bet. As Myers demonstrated in a
recent guest essay, if oil were priced at 1980 prices and
adjusted for inflation, we'd be looking at 94 bucks a barrel,
rather than $27 that it's priced at today.

P.P.S. "In the 1970s and '80s I was working for my father, the
founder of Myers Finance & Energy," recalls Myers about his
lifelong love affair with resource profits. "When the bullets
started flying, we started buying, making a fortune for our
subscribers.

[...]