George W. Bush Drops His Mask on Russian Election Collusion and Globalism

Former President George W. Bush—whose lips remained forever sealed during the eight long years that Barack Hussein Obama was uninterruptedly fundamentally transforming America—threw his weight on the no-evidence conspiracy that the Russians stole the election from Hillary Clinton, today. “In remarks at a forum in New York held by the organization that runs his presidential library, Bush said the Russian cyberattacks amounted to a "sustained attempt by a hostile power to feed and exploit our country's divisions.” (NBC News, Oct. 19, 2017)

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"The Russian government has made a project of turning Americans against each other," the former president said. "Our country must show resolve and resilience in the face of external attacks on our democracy and that begins with confronting a new era of cyber-threats.”

“Holy smoke!” “Are you kidding me?” talk show radio giant Rush Limbaugh said upon hearing the Bush comments. “Bush didn’t just hit Trump—though we must remember that he didn’t use his name directly— but in the process said things that were pretty critical of the American people too,” Limbaugh told a caller to his show asking for an analysis of Bush’s statements. “White supremacy? White supremacy wouldn’t fill a phone booth in America,” Limbaugh said. In today’s remarks, Bush also addressed race relations in the U.S.”

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"People of every race, religion, ethnicity," he said, are "equally American. Bigotry or white supremacy in any form is blasphemy against the American creed. (NBC) "We've seen our discourse degraded by casual cruelty," added Bush. "At times, it can seem like the forces pulling us apart are stronger than the forces binding us together." “Bush urged America to "harden its own defenses" in the face of "external attacks on our democracy.”

He seemed to call for America to raise the white flag of surrender to globalization: "We cannot wish globalization away, any more than we could wish away the agricultural revolution," he said. "One strength of free society is the ability to adapt to economic and social disruptions and that should be our goal,” he said. (NBC)

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Other than advising Americans to show the white flag of surrender, Bush’s statement today on globalism is reminiscent of his father, President George H.W. Bush who, before a joint session of Congress on the State of the Union, on Jan. 29, 1991 said: “What is at stake is more than one small country; it is a big idea: a new world order, where diverse nations are drawn together in common cause to achieve the universal aspirations of mankind -- peace and security, freedom, and the rule of law. Such is a world worthy of our struggle and worthy of our children's future.” For anyone startled about the the former president’s remarks on Russia, racism and globalism, according to spokesman, Freddy Ford, "These are the same themes President Bush has spoken on for the last two decades.” If these are the same themes, nobody seemed to have heard them when he was in the White House. For the sake of America’s survival, which would be impossible without sovereignty, Americans must fight globalism tooth and nail. Nor is it only American patriots who should never give up the fight but all who count on the freedom and liberty of the West; all those who know down at heart that “Without America, there is no Free World”.

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