Kissinger: cover-up king; hailed by President Bush as a respected public servant, Henry Kissinger has actually been the faithful servant of a corrupt international elite bent on total power. (Cover Story: Conspiracy).

From: The New American | Date: December 30, 2002| Author: Grigg, William Norman | Copyright information

Only by exhuming and reanimating Earl Warren could President Bush have made his intentions clearer. Warren's stewardship over the notorious independent commission to investigate the JFK assassination made his name forever synonymous with "cover-up." By selecting Henry Kissinger to head another independent commission to investigate 9-11, Mr. Bush unmistakably intends for that commission to be the graveyard of any useful inquiry into that atrocity.

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