George Herbert Scherff Walker Bush: Agentur of the New World Order

8/13/2019 George Herbert Scherff Walker Bush: Agentur of the New World Order

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George HerbertGeorge Herbert Scherff Scherff Walker BushWalker Bush

Agentur Of Agentur Of The New World Order The New World Order


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A ccording to Otto Skorzeny, pictured [above] is the Scherff family and a few friends (circa 1 !"#$%olding &'other Scherff)s hand at left is 'artin *ormann$ *ormann became %itler)s second incommand$ +n front is einhardt -ehlen$ -ehlen was a chief SS officer and assassin who wassmuggled out of -ermany under Operation .aperclip$ +n back is /oseph 'engele, and to the right isOtto Skorzeny as a young man$ Skorzeny was %itler0s bodyguard and SS spy assassin who came to the2$S$ after the war under .ro3ect .aperclip$ 4t center right (in the -erman navy uniform# is -eorge %$Scherff, /r$ (about 15 years old# and his father, -eorge %$ Scherff, Sr$ Otto Skorzeny and -eorge %$Scherff, /r$ were instrumental in merging 6azi SS intelligence with the OS+ to form the 7+4 with 89ild*ill8 :onovan and 4llen :ulles$ ;hese guys were also part of 7+4 mind control e


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on the surface, would appear to be everyday, happenstance occurrences ( natural disasters, man-madediseases, acts of murder, assassination, terror, manipulation of money and energy supplies,contamination of foods, pollution of natural resources, and war #$ ;he timing of these events wouldreDuire patience, careful planning, cooperation from others in positions of trust, stealth and deceit$+n essence, the whole mission must derive its power through deception and concealment andmust have a master plan $

9ho were the designers of this master plan F Eollow along as we connect the dots$The Master Plan:

Arrival of the Ban ers

4t the turn of the 1 th century, the plan to slowly take over the government of the 2nited States beganto unfold$ 'any works have been written about the 6azi machine that instigated two world wars,though few have traced the footsteps of the foreign financiers and the actors we prefer to call&politicians$

4 brief glance at shipping records, passenger manifests, and financial transactions on 9all Streetindicates a pattern of deception which was masterminded by this same machine$ ;he level ofcooperation from government agencies and their elected officials was not only disgraceful, but

blatantly treasonous$

+n his book, &The Creature From Jekyll Island , 1 author -$ Adward -riffin described the secretmeetings which created the Eederal eserve in 1 1!$ ;he architect of the plan, .aul '$ 9arburg, was arepresentative of the othschild banks in Angland and Erance, and his brother Eeli< headed the9arburg banks in -ermany and the 6etherlands$ Of significance is the fact that the first &officialmedia report about the Eederal eserve occurred three years later$ +n & Leslies Weekly , G *$7$ Eorbesdescribed the secret meeting between epublican Senator 6elson 9$ 4ldrich and si< of the most

powerful bankers in the world$ ;hat this meeting had to be conducted in a secret, clandestine islandlocation indicates the level of deception, concealment and treason at work$

Paul !arburg

;hat .aul 9arburg, a "erman national , spoke Anglish well enough to craft a financial document(a volume consisting of 1,750 pages # resulting in the Eederal eserve 4ct, which is designed to controlthe finances of the 2nited States ( from Europe #, was no small feat$ Of particular interest was how 9arburg was able to establish these important connections prior to his arrival in the 2$S$ in 1 1!, andthen orchestrate this financial coup$ 9arburg had to have known his co>conspirators before coming to4merica$

;he first official record of .aul 9arburg)s trip to the 2$S$ appeared in the #aiser !ilhelm $$ passenger manifest, upon arrival at Allis +sland, %ctober &'( &)*' $! ;he official manifest ( on line

7 # lists a &Mr+ P+ !arburg , age ', H OccupationI Ban er H 6ationalityI American H %eritageI"erman H ?ast esidenceI -amburg H Einal :estinationI Ne. /or H %omeI' 0+ 12 n3 4t+(Ne. /or $

+n fact, Paul !arburg claimed he was an American in &)*' $ 9as this claim valid in 1 J!FOf special interest in this October 1!, 1 J! passenger manifest, is the fact that other prominent

passengers in the elite financial community were also on the same passenger manifest$


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-arry 4achs (of "ol3man 4achs fame# is listed as a passenger, but, unlike 9arburg, he wasnot reDuired to declare his destination or his address$ +n fact, of the !J passengers listed on page G ! ofthe Ellis Island database of ship and passenger arrivals, P+ !arburg was the only passenger reDuiredto declare his destination$ 9as this an attempt to establish 9arburg)s nationalityF

Suspiciously, the second half of the page is missing from the database, so we are not privileged with

pertinent and &official information as to his place of birth nor his physical 3escription onthis occasion$ Euture arrivals to the .ort of 6ew @ork would shed more light on these issues$ ;herecord keeping by the +mmigration Office on October 1!, 1 J!, was not merely sloppy$ +t appears that9arburg and other passengers were not scrutinized to the e


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7ertainly, %arvard 2niversity would have known where ?oeb was born and, for that matter, so wouldhave ?oeb$ +f this Duotation were true, then what would have caused ?oeb to state ( to the INS # in 1912that he was born in & ;an3sberg( "ermany F

;he Harvard Press biography did little to legitimize the matter of ?oeb)s birthplace, though it was avaliant attempt$

Still, if there remained any confusion, the 2$S$ +mmigration Service could have clarified the issue based on the information it had acDuired in 1 J! and again in 1 1J$ *ut that was not the agency)sintention$ ;he +mmigration and 6aturalization Service agents were complicit in hiding /ames ?oeb)strue birthplace and his association with financiers of the future -erman 6azi .arty, an act which wasaided and abetted by the sloppy, incomplete immigration records kept at Allis +sland and the .ort of

6ew @ork$ ;hat was part of the deception$ @es, he lived and worked in 6ew @ork and may haveattended %arvard 2niversity, but, considering the connections =uhn, ?oeb M 7ompany had to the

banks that supported the 6azis through money>laundering activities until getting caught in 1 5G, it wasmost likely that ?oeb ( like Warburg # had been groomed for his role in this &master plan due to his&bloodline$

;here were other inconsistencies in the Harvard Press biography, again, based upon the above>

mentioned records$ &+n the winter of 1" 1 a severe illness (possibly depression# obliged him to give up business and he spent the summer traveling in Scandinavia, returning to banking again only until/anuary 1, 1 JG, when he retired due to renewed health problems$

/ames ?oeb could not have traveled and returned to the 2nited States during 1" G, unless he had swumupon his return trip$ ;he first of his three voyages to Allis +sland (from Aurope on the #aiser!ilhelm $$ # arrived on October 1!, 1 J!, as previously mentioned$ +t was unlikely he would havereturned to any port of entry other than 6ew @ork, unless he had arrived at some other secret location$4nd there were no transatlantic airline flights in 1 J!$ ;he %arvard story had to have been afabrication intended to hide some dark secret$

7onsidering the sizable endowments ?oeb lavished upon %arvard and other notable educational,medical, and art institutions in *oston and 6ew @ork, it was most advantageous for %arvard to portray?oeb as a philanthropist and victim of &depression, than as a -erman banker whose father)s companysupported the &master planners0 world>war machine$

4ccording to further reminiscent accounts, &%e retired to a Duieter place, his farm at Shrewsbury, 6ew/ersey, moving to "ermany in &)*,( .here he staye3 (e


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?oeb died at 'unich in 1 !!, lending belated credence to his 1 1G assertion, to the +6S, that he was&born in ?andsberg, -ermany and was a &-erman citizen B &never having previously been in4merica$

Ni ola Tesla

:espite conflicting literary and historical accounts, 6ikola ;esla, a Serb, was born on /uly 1J, 1"KL, in

Smil3a, ?ika province, or what is now modern>day 7roatia$ .rior to 9orld 9ar +, Smil3a was on the border of the 4ustro>%ungarian empire, so, in effect, ;esla was a citizen of 4ustrian origin$

;he son of a Serbian Orthodo< priest who rose to the rank of 4rchbishop, ;esla had the opportunity tostudy a variety of topics contained in his father)s personal library$ 4s a young boy, he accompanied hisfather on trips to ome, where he was able to study the lesser>known works stored in the atican)s vastscientific repository$

2pon completing his studies in engineering and physics at the .olytechnic +nstitute in -raz, 4ustria,;esla attended the 2niversity at .rague$ %e demonstrated, early on, an innate ability to solvemechanical and scientific problems, especially in the area of electricity and its applications in power

production$ 4fter working for Adison ;elephone 7ompany subsidiaries in *udapest, .aris, and othercities throughout Aurope, 6ikola ;esla went to 4merica, to meet the man whose company gave him hisfirst 3obB;homas Adison$

;esla found it difficult to work for Adison ( due to Edisons reneging on financial promises #, but soonfound backers to finance his research and development pro3ects and his new inventions$ Einanciers,such as /ohn .ierpont (/$.$# 'organ, -eorge 9estinghouse and /ohn /acob 4stor, saw the potential in;esla)s pioneering, entrepreneurial spirit to capitalize on his technological discoveries in electricity,wireless communications and physics$

;he only official documentation of 6ikola ;esla)s arrival to the 2nited States was, again, produced atthe .ort of 6ew @ork$ On 4pril N, 1""G, a GK>year old ;esla arrived via the SS 6ordland, whichdeparted from 4ntwerp$ %e had returned to the 2$S$ after lecturing in .aris$ ;esla)s destination was

6ew @ork$ ;esla, who would become the most prolific inventor in history, while filing some NJJtechnological patents to his credit, was listed on immigration records as a mere &laborer$

.revious accounts of ;esla)s association with ;homas Adison)s pro3ects place him in the 2nited Statesin the 1"NJs$ %is many technological discoveries were certain to have drawn the attention of thosehungry for world domination and superiority$ *y and large, ;esla)s inventions and his career wereethe>scenes financial activities which disclose a 6azi plot to acDuire his technology, while research anddevelopment costs had largely been paid ( unknowingly # by 2$S$ ta


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Erank ockefeller was also an investor of *uckeye Steel 7astings in 7olumbus, Ohio$ *uckeyemanufactured automatic couplers and chassis for railroad cars owned by the %arrimans, the

ockefellers, and /$.$ 'organ$ Aventually, Samuel .$ *ush was promoted from general manager to president of the company after producing gigantic profits$

Samuel .$ *ush)s association with the ockefellers and his subseDuent position as :irector of the 9ar+ndustries *oard afforded him the opportunity to create contracts with emington 4rms during the war,

courtesy of .ercy ockefeller$!ho .as "eorge 4cherff?

;here e1"JJsthrough 1 GK, yet, -eorge Scherff was 6ikola ;esla)s assistant accountant$ +f he was born in -ermany,could his birthplace shed some light on this mysteryF .robablyBif they e


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!orth a thousan3 .or3s: ;his was not the only bombshell Otto Skorzeny delivered that dayin late-1999 $ Skorzeny, producing a shoe bo< full of LJ>years worth of his personal photographs,showed them to *erman, describing each one in great detail$ ;he collection featured a photo of ayoung, ma3estic Skorzeny in full S$S$ 6azi military dress, ne


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nearing the end of his time$ By late December of &)>2 , Tesla began meeting .itht.o 5+4+ government agents in or3er to share some of his most sensitive3iscoveries $ These men carrie3 a.ay many of his 3ocuments formicrofilming+

&On /anuary 5, 1 5!, ;esla)s faithful assistant, -eorge Scherff, visited ;esla for the last timeH ;esla was

found deceased in his hotel room on the morning of /anuary "$ 1 5!$ %e had passed away betweenthose four days since Scherff)s visit$

;he article continued, &Eollowing ;esla)s death, the 2nited States Office of 4lien .roperty, under theinstructions of the Eederal *ureau of +nvestigation, confiscated all of ;esla)s papers and property$ ;hiswas an interesting maneuver, considering that ;esla was a 2nited States citizen$

;he significance of this benign description of ;esla)s inventions and his last days has a directrelationship to the previously unknown claims of Otto Skorzeny$ 4s Skorzeny described ( to Berman #in detail his involvement with -eorge %$ 9$ *ush ( George H. Scherff, Jr $# in organizing the 7+4 byabsorbing 6azi S$S$ agents, he intimated to *erman that it was he and einhard -ehlen who murdered

6ikola ;esla, on /anuary L, 1 5!, by strangulation suffocation$

.rior to the murder, Skorzeny and -ehlen &spoke in great detail to ;esla about his most>advancedtechnologies and then stole the blueprints of his best, most>secret inventions$

9ere these the &two 2$S$ government agents about whom :ustin 9allace wroteF ;he timing of-eorge Scherff)s last visit to 6ikola ;esla was suspicious, as well$

Skorzeny did not stop with these soul>cleansing disclosures$ %e went on to describe his various aliases,e$g$,Frank Edward P T T T T T, of south Elorida (according to *erman, who claims he is trying to

protect Skorzeny)s daughter#, einhard -ehlen (%ank /anowicz, 9ayne, 6$/$#, and :r$ /oseph 'engele(Steven abel#$ 4ccording to *erman, &-ehlen was tipped off by the E*+ about Skorzeny)s unveilingof his identity and location, and -ehlen (/anowicz# then went into hiding$ 'engele ( abel#, through aseries of anti>aging hormone in3ections, a black hairpiece, and Ucannibalism) has maintained a youthful

appearance$%aving investigated some of Skorzeny)s claims, *erman had contacted the 2$S$ /ustice :epartment toinform them that 6azi spies were being harbored by certain factions of the 2$S$ intelligence agencies,in particular, the 7+4$ & My thoughts were that, uh, I needed to try to bring these wanted SS Nazi warcriminal, holocaust killersterrorists, basicallyto justice. I wanted to call our government and tellem, Hey, that theyre still alive. I wanted to bring em to justice. That was my whole intention. Iinitially had contacted, or tried to contact, Eli Rosenbaum, who was the Director of the United States

Justice Department, Office of Special Investigations. Basically, they, uh, thought it was a hoax andthey told me that I was mistaken, and that according to the CIA, all of them were all dead and I wasmistaken. Thats what they told me. I was wrong $

& Later that night, I was over at, uh, Skorzenys house, and his widow received a phone call that turnedher white, and she almost passed out. Basically, someone from the OSI tipped her off that I hadcontacted them... and that I had known about them. Later that night, when I was comin back home,uh, a car pulled up behind me, flashing his lights, wanting me to pull over. So I pulled overI knewsomethin was probably goin on, so I was ready, and somebody walked right next to meit looked likehe had a gun in his hand, possibly, so I sped away. All right, uh, my girlfriend was in the car at thetime, all right, and I sped through three lanes of traffic and went into a local shopping center, and he

pulled in right behind meand he gave me a dirty lookthen he pulled a couple feet away, then hedrove off. But, uh, Im sure they tried to put a hit out on me. Thats what it was.


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which was forced due to dwindling funds$ ;he acknowledgments at the end of the book describe-eorge %$ Scherff as a & business associate , and there is no mention whatsoever of -eorge %$ Scherff,/r$ ever having worked for ;esla$ So why did Scherff, /r$ lie to the E*+F *ecause it was dangerous forhim to tell %oover the truth about the real identities of his father and himself $ 9hy would -eorge %$Scherff, Sr$ send his teen>age son to seek papers and other records ( belonging to Tesla # from the E*+and not do it himselfF *ecause the :irector of the E*+, %erbert /$ %oover, would have recognized him

as someone other than George H. Scherff, Sr $ +n fact, it is highly plausible that the individual whospoke to the E*+ was not a Scherff and was a stand in$ ;here also remains the most>likely possibilitythat the Scherff interview was nothing more than a ruse, created by the E*+ for the purpose ofobfuscating the facts around the government)s involvement in the murder of 6ikola ;esla, the theft ofand covert infringement on his patents, and the money laundering that ensued between a few 9allStreet banks and 4dolph %itler)s 6azi .arty$ 4nyone interviewing -eorge %$ Scherff, /r$ would haveeasily recognized that he was not old enough &to have worked for 6ikola ;esla in 1 15$ edactedstatements in the above>referenced EO+4 files indicate something was being covered up$ ;he &Scherffdocuments were created to thwart the research efforts of ?eland /$ 4nderson, hide the facts behind;esla)s murder, and dispel any speculation that the E*+ stole ;esla)s records, research documents andnew technologies$ +n 1 5G, less than a year prior to ;esla)s untimely death, it was already known that

principles at 6ew @ork)s Union Banking Corporation had been caught & Trading with the Enemy , 6azi-ermany$ 4mong the principals was -eorge %erbert 9alker, .rescott Sheldon *ush, & son ofindustrialist Samuel .rescott *ush, who was president of *uckeye Steel 7astings in 7olumbus, Ohio,and the director of the Eacilities :ivision of the 9ar +ndustries *oard$ ;he 9+* gave Samuel .$ *ushunprecedented ties to the Aastern elite families through its association with one of the largest weaponsmanufacturers, emington 4rms$ *uckeye Steel 7astings supplied the railroad industry, controlled bythe ockefellers, the %arrimans, and /$.$ 'organ, with coupling parts and chassis for their tankers andrailcars$ *ehind the scenes, 4rchbishop Erancis 7ardinal Spellman secretly influenced ( or controlled #the activities of key intelligence agencies in the 2$S$, affording the atican the opportunity to suppress

potentially damaging information from reaching the public$ Spellman and %oover served the same&master, though it was not the 2$S$ government$ 2pon the revelations of 6ew @ork 6azi moneylaundering and war profiteering, records in the 6ational 4rchives, in particular those related to Samuel.$ *ush, were destroyed & in order to save space $ ;hose records most likely e


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References( Part &:

1# 8The Creature from Jeckyll Island," G. H. Griffin

G#"Leslie's Weekly, B.C Forbes

!# httpI ellisisland$org, .$ 9arburg, passenger record manifest

5# httpI ellisisland$org , .aul '$ 9arburg, passenger record manifestK#httpI ellisisland$org, .aul 9arburg, passenger record manifest

L#httpI ellisisland$org, /ames ?oeb, passenger record manifest

N# Harvard University Press, Loeb Classic Library, "Our Founder"

"# httpI wilipedia$org, 7harles Aliot 6orton

#httpI ellisisland$org, 6ikola ;esla, passenger record manifest

1J# .hotocopy of ;he ;esla 7ompany document sent by Scherff to ;esla in 7olorado

11# .hotocopy of reply to -eorge Scherff , 2nion Sulphur 7o$, 6ew @ork, 6@

1G#httpI www$nyc>architecture$com ?' ?'J11>9%+;A%4??*2+?:+6-$htm1!# httpI en$wikipedia$org wiki 4lanTShalleck , numerous +nternet news reports

15# httpI republicbroadcasting$org , The Investigative Journal show archives, 01-17-2006

1K# & Extraordinary Technology , olume 5, 6umber !, 4ug$>Oct$, GJJL, pp$ G1>GG

1L# EO+4 /$ Adgar %oover, E*+ files on sub3ectI 6ikola ;esla

1N#"Prodigal Genius, The Life of Nikola Tesla," /ohn /$ O06eil, 1 55

Part 2: Deathbe3 confessions( photos supportclaims that "eorge -+ 4cherf fC( r+ .as >&st 5+4+presi3entWhy did the most brilliant scientist in history die penniless with his inventions benefiting megalo-maniacal governments and ruthless organized criminals? Why are the worlds most profitablebusinesses oil, chemicals, war, pharmaceuticals, illegal drugs, human slavery and prostitution? Whydo democratic governments rule their people with oppressive, police-state tactics? Why do thesedemocracies poison the food, the water, the air and the land; why do they tax and regulate their

people into slavery?

It is simple to understand when you put these questions into human terms. We know how peopleoccupy niches in our own circles of influence; how we all try to maximize our opportunities within agiven set of circumstancesand how some can be depended upon to lie, cheat and/or steal their wayinto success within an operating framework.

Look at the Bush and Walker families' lineage on this page and keep it in your mind as you readthrough and internalize this part of the storythe story of why America is ailing, how she became illand who poisoned her. The relationships are (intentionally?) complex and difficult to decipher, so wehave attempted to reduce them to workable symbols as if parts of equations.


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When we come out the other side of this article, we should have no question in our minds as to whichfamilies have been most influential in the preplanned destruction of America and her once-free

people.

By Don Nicoloff

Note to rea3ers: In an effort to minimize the patterns of chronological and geneological

confusion that define the Bush family history, (i) we have developed a "guide" to chart therelationships, (ii) reduced the names to more easily recognized symbols (their initials) and (iii)attached them to overviews highlighting their relevant qualities. It should also be noted that for those

people who have two identities, they are symbolized as both, with the initials in boldface to indicate theidentity being described. We suggest that you first digest the personality key. Once you have aworking knowledge of the players, you will be ready to begin reading this article with the greatest

possibility of making the connections suggested therein. We also suggest that you refer to the personality key as often as necessary.

The Bushes

&+ %NB (Obadiah 6ewcomb *ush#

2+ 4B (/ames Smith *ush#

'+ 4PB (Samuel .$ *ush#

>+ "-4 &@ P4B

(-eorge %$ Scherf(f#, Sr$

.rescott Sheldon *ush#

,+ "-4 2@ "-!B

(-eorge %$ Scherf(f#, /r$

-eorge %erbert 9alker *ush#

,a+ BPB (*arbara .ierce *ush#

Bush personality key&+ %NB ;o give any consideration to the possibility of this person being related to those whocame here to destroy the 2nited States is not only a waste of time, it is absurd$ Once again,another &ancestor conveniently died &at sea$ ;his story is not even clever propaganda$

2+ 4B b$ 1K /une, 1"GK, ochester, 6@, d$ 11 6ov$ 1"" , +thaca, 6@ 'arriageI G5 Eeb$1"K , to %arriet Aleanor Eay, ;rinity 7hurch, 6ew @ork, 6@ (Apiscopalian minister whoconverted to 2nitarian > a fact ignored by heirs$# 9as rector at -race 7hurch, not &*rick7hurch$ 4lso attorney$

%arriet Aleanor Eay > b$ GN Eeb$, 1"G , Savannah, -4, d$ G Oct$ 1 G5, *oston, '4

'+ 4PB > b$ 5 Oct$, 1"L!, *rick 7hurch, 6/ (9rongI *rick 7hurch is not a city or town in 6/#'ost likely emigrated from -ermany as industrial spy operative$, d$ " Eeb$ 1 5", 7olumbus,O% 'arriageI GN /un$ 1" 5, 7olumbus, O%, to Elora Sheldon (4ppeared to escape allcensuses e b$ 1N'arch, 1"NG, Eranklin 7ty$, O%, d$ 5 Sep$ 1 GJ, 9atch %ill, + (struck by automobile#$


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>+ "-4 &@ P4B b$ 1K 'ay 1" K, 7olumbus, O% (9rong#, d$ " Oct$, 1 NG, 6ew @ork, 6@,(Amigrated to 2$S$ as -eorge Scherff, &assistant to 6ikola ;esla # 'arriageI L Sept$, 1 G1,=ennebunkport, 'A to :orothy 9alker (-erman birth records e b$ 1 /uly, 1 J1, 9alker)s .oint, 'A, d$ 1 6ov$, 1 G, -reenwich, 7;$

,+ "-4 2@ "-!B b$ 1G /une, 1 G5, 'ilton, '4 (9rongI Eorged birth certificate to enlistin 2$S$ 6avy#$ Amigrated from -ermany covertly to 2$S$ as -eorge Scherff, /r$, son of 6ikola;esla)s assistant, -eorge Scherff, Sr$, as spy for 4dolph %itler$ (-erman birth recordse b$ Angland (6o :O*, no town# 7hristenedI JG 4ug$, 1NK" %oly ;rinity, -osport,%ampshire, Angland :iedI &4t sea about 1N N$

7atherine 'c?elland > b$ Angland (6o :O*, no town#$ 'arriageI GG Eeb$, 1N"K, St$ 4ndrew)s7hurch, 7lifton, Angland d$ 1" Oct$, 1"JL, .hiladelphia, .4$

'+ T! $$$ ;he &unmentioned8 son of 7aptain ;homas and 7atherine 9alker > b$ 15 Oct$,1N"N, (no town#, Angland d$ 1" /un$, 1"NJ, ;azewell, +?, buried at *loomington, +?$

>+ "0! > b$ &*urlington, 6/ or ': circa$ 1N N, d$ G" Oct$, 1"L5, *loomington, +?, brotherof ;homas 9alker +++$ %arriet 'ercer > b$ &about 1"JG, ':, d$ G5 Oct$, 1"L , *loomington,+?, 'arriageI GG 'ay, 1"G1, *altimore, ':$


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,+ DD! > son of -eorge A$ and %arriet 9alker$ b$ 1 /an$, 1"5J, ?eeds, Angland$ (6ot &on afarm near *loomington, +? and not in 'O as stated to the 7ensus$# d$ 5 Oct$, 1 1", 9alker)s.oint, =ennebunkport, 'A$'artha 4dela *eaky > b$ 1 /un$, 1"51, Ammitsburg, ':, d$ &after 1 JL$ 'arriageI GK :ec$,1"LG$ %er father, /oseph 4mbrose *eaky, &died in the 'ississippi iver on GN /an$ 1"K"#

7+ "-! > b$ 11 /un$ 1"NK, ?eeds, Angland (6ot in 1"N5 in St$ ?ouis, 'O as claimed to7ensus#, d$ G5 /un$, 1 K!, 6ew @ork, 6@$ Eather, :$:$ 9alker, &born in 'O, ':, and 'O inthree consecutive 7ensusesH not in *loomington, +?, as claimed in biographies$?ucretia 9ear > b$ 1N Sept$, 1"N5, St$ ?ouis, 'O, d$ G" 4ug$, 1 L1, *iddeford, 'A 'arriageI1N /an$, 1" $

9+ D! 3aughter of "eorge an3 ;ucretia !al er+ b $ 1 /uly, 1 J1, 9alker)s.oint, 'A, d$ 1 6ov$, 1 G, -reenwich, 7;$ 'arriageI L Sept$, 1 G1, =ennebunkport, 'A, to&.rescott Sheldon *ush (-%S1 .S*#$

Prescott 4hel3on Bush

"-4 &@ P4BC

4ccording to the 7+4>written history books and cleverly>crafted political stories, .rescott Sheldon*ush was born on 'ay 1K, 1" K, in 7olumbus, Ohio$ +ronically, genealogical profiles by someindependent researchers and relatives cite his birthdate as &'arch 1G or 1!$

7ertainly, those tracing the *ushes) roots and family history would have gotten it right$ +t would alsoseem that the son of such a prominent industrialist (with powerful political connections in 9ashington,:$7$# would have been given a birth certificate, clearing up this discrepancy once and for all$

;he *ush family &history claims that the young .rescott &attended the :ouglas School, also in7olumbus, Ohio$ ;he problem with this claim is that there was no :ouglas School in 7olumbus in1 JJ, nor for most of the GJ th century$So we now have two disputable claims entered in the history books and current genealogical recordsI.rescott *ush)s date and place of birth and his schooling in Ohio$

*ush)s family biography then describes his &enrollment at St$ -eorges School, a co>ed, Apiscopalian prep school near 6ewport, hode +sland, from 1 J">1 1!$ %ow he was able to &transfer to this prestigious school for the wealthy (after attending a school that never e


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;he conflicting dates do not end there$ 9hile on a tour of duty in the 2$S$ 4rmy from 1 1N>1 1 ,*ush is credited, on 4ugust ", 1 1", with &deflecting an incoming shell with a bolo knife and savingthe lives of three allied leaders$ 4s a result for his bravery, he &received the 7ross of the ?egion of%onor (from Erance#, the ictorian 7ross (from Angland# and the :istinguished 'edal of %onor (fromthe 2$S$8 2pon his return to 7olumbus, Ohio, in mid>1 1 , *ush found it difficult to elike performers$ 4ccording to the2niversity of +owa e


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4ccording to the 2niversity of +owa, &.resident ;heodore oosevelt called 7hautauDua, Uthe most4merican thing in 4merica)H 9oodrow 9ilson described it during 9orld 9ar + as an Uintegral part ofthe national defense) and 9illiam /ennings *ryan deemed it a, Upotent human factor in molding themind of the nation$)

Of special interest was the catalogue of participants which was contained in a large collection of bogathering machineF

+f uth '$ .owell could be proven to have lived in S$ Elorida (per Aric *erman#, then the odds would be astronomical that she could be anyone other than the wife of Skorzeny (a k a E$ A$ .owell#$ 4nd ifE$ A$ and uth '$ .owell were living in the 2nited States prior to 9orld 9ar ++, then they were spiesfor the 6azis and 7ircuit 7hatauDua provided them with a perfect cover$ 4s it turned out, a recent

phone listing in S$ 'iami was found under the name, &A$ .owell$ ;he stories of both *erman andSkorzeny are both supported by this phone (and address# record$

9hen the ?ibrary of 7ongress recently published a condensed version of the 2niversity of +owa)sCircuit Chatauqua e


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&SCHERFLEIN : & If someone gives his Scherflein as a contribution to something, it means that hegives a little money or other small gift to a greater whole. A Scherf was a halfpenny or obol fromthe time of the Carolingians (8 th and 9 th centuries). The name comes from the Latin scripulummeaning the smallest part of a measure or weight and changed from scrip, scirp, scerp to Old HighGerman scerpf and todays SCHERF. Scripulum is the popular version of scrupulum. In popularspeech, the expression was applied to small coins in general. GK

Skorzeny had some inside information on the Scherf family$ 4fter all, he and his S$S$ buddies had posed with them at the Scherf home in -ermany when he was Duite young$ ;his association was by nomeans a chance encounter, and, by all appearances, the photo sessions were designed to becomemementos to be cherished through the lean years, as a reminder of the &master plan$

9hat was the master plan, and how did the Scherf family come to play such a distinctive roleF

GHS 1 / PSB and Nicola Tesla I 6ikola ;esla had emigrated from 4ustria to the 2$S$ in order to fulfillhis destiny as the most prolific scientific inventor in history$ +f the Scherfs (who were trained inespionage for the purpose of providing %itler with stolen technologies developed in 4merica# were to

be of any worth to %itler)s unDuenchable thirst for advanced weaponry and world domination, theymust be able to penetrate ;esla)s inner circle of influence$ ;his mission reDuired deception, stealth,

secrecy and financing$ *efore departing the fatherland, the Scherf)s public records and family historywere e


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;he seafaring career of "-4 & P4B found new life with the Hamburg-Amerika line (owned by*rown *rothers %arriman M 7ompany and aided by credit arranged through -eorge %erbert 9alker(-%9#, "-4 & / P4B=s future father>in>law#$

%is name (with two Es# reappeared on numerous shipping manifests on the &crew)s list, during 1 GJand 1 G1, traveling from %amburg, ?iverpool, and the *ritish 9est +ndies$ "-4 & P4B had been

progressively promoted from &able seaman to &second mate, &3unior first mate, and &first officer$'any of his documented voyages were on the SS Mount Clay , which departed regularly from%amburg, ?iverpool and ports in the 9est +ndies and South 4merica$

One significant voyage, which departed from ?iverpool on anuary 2*( &)&, and arrived in 6ew@ork on the /anuary !J, was aboard the SS Arabic $ +ts passenger, on ?ine 1 of the manifest, presentedto the +6S at Allis +sland, was "eorge 4cherf , "erman citi6en from D 0lit6sch $GN :Xlitzsch is a small village south of ?eipzig, -ermany, and was not too distant from the hometown of'artin *ormann who later became %itler)s second>in>command$

;his official 2$S$ government document (to the inevitable chagrin of the +6S, the E*+ and the 7+4#establishes a &regional connection between the -eorge %$ Scherf family, 'artin *ormann, /oseph

'engele, einhardt -ehlen and SkorzenyH ( see photo # sets the pre>99++ connection between theScherfs and these known 6azis into concrete$

;his single document, obviously missed in the frantic effort to e


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Note: Based upon a preponderance of evidence, in addition to recent discoveries throughindependent research, indicating patterns of deceit, corruption, theft, conspiracy, murder and treason,it appears that George H. Scherf(f), Sr. (GHS1) was the real identity of Prescott Sheldon Bush (PSB).

Even Skorzeny bought the story that George H. Scherf, Jr. (GHS 2) was GHS 1/ PSB's adopted son. In effect, GHS 1/ PSB was a double agent who worked primarily on behalf of the Nazi SS apparatusthat controlled the German Central banks who, in turn, controlled their counterparts on Wall Street

and in London. GHS 1/ PSB stole Nikola Teslas technology and, according to Skorzeny, robbedTesla blind. The Nazis of the Third Reich, determined as they were to deceive the world in their pursuit of world domination, made some mistakes. Their carefully-crafted plan had its ownshortcomings, despite their best efforts. Inevitably, greed became the hidden enemy.

Not only was Teslas technology stolen, but the governments of Germany, Russia, and the United Statesbenefited by covertly weaponizing his most-advanced inventions and then turning that technology onthe peoples of the world. George Scherf, described in books, newspaper and magazine articles and inbiographies distributed throughout the scientific community as Teslas trusted associate, accountant,and sometimes secretary, stole his inventions, sold them to the Union Banking Corporation (UBC)through his vice-presidency and directorship under the alias of Prescott Sheldon Bush , to be forwardedto Paul Warburg (banker), Fritz Thyssen (industrialist) and I.G. Farben (the largest conglomerate ofchemical companies in the world) the latter two being industrialists loyal to Hitlers Nazi Party.

GHS 1 / PSBs position as auditor with the Union Sulphur Company was no accident either. Thecompanys president, German chemist Herman Frasch provided GHS 1 / PSB with the perfectopportunity to advise him about Teslas patents and their financial worth, as well as being a conduit tothe oil-rich Rockefellers, for whom they both worked.

From his teens to his mid-20s, GHS 1 / PSB had gained valuable experience in learning about theshipping industry. His hands-on experience in transporting soldiers, arms, drugs and large amounts ofstolen cash would become the trademark of his familyas is in the Bush family legacy today. And theScherf(f)s were no strangers to murder, as in the case of Nikola Teslas demise, which was admitted bySkorzeny (in part one last month). GHS 1 / PSBs mentors in the Wall Street banks knew of his double

identity, too. After all, many of them had gone through a similar process of assisted immigration, false documentation and assimilation into American society; they equally profited from the businessthey conducted with SPB and his association with Buckeye Steel Castings, Remington Arms (throughhis position as Chairman of the War Industries Board), the Harrimans, Kuhn, Loeb & Company, J.P.

Morgan, the Rockefellers, and GHW .

Was it a coincidence that the families of GHW , Samuel P. Bush (SPB), GHS 1/ PSB (and even theirPierce relatives # all had a penchant for domestic servitude from the Fatherland, Nazi Germany?What peculiar character trait amongst these self-proclaimed blood relatives to British royalty fueledtheir hunger for German cuisine? Their American servantscooks, maids, nurses, et al, weretaught to lie to INS and Census Bureau agents, never suspecting that an independent researcher woulduncover their deceit 100 years later.

7oincidentally, the %amburg>4merika line was associated with the 2*7 scandal that resulted in the&;rading with the Anemy 4ct charges brought against the *rown *rothers, %arriman M 7ompany,2*7, ,H7 and ,HS 1 PS- $ +t had been discovered that 6azis were laundering stolen money (fromAurope# through the 2*7 and sending it back to 4dolph %itler through Eritz ;hyssen, the 9arburgs,+$-$ Earben and others$ 4rms and oil shipments intended to assist the 6azi cause and enrich the likes ofSP- and the ockefeller family were halted in 1 5G, though dividends were ultimately paid to the

perpetrators after 9orld 9ar ++$ ,HS %/ PS- received P1$K million, the value of one share of the 2*7stock he owned$ ;he total assets of 2*7 were estimated to be worth more than P5 billion at the time$


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;o avoid further embarrassment to the 9all Street traitors (who should have been tried for treason#, the 6ational 4rchives &burned the associated records &in order to save space, temporarily salvaging thereputation of S.*$ ;he destruction of these documents did little to erase other government records thatshowed the affinity of this &family to conduct business with the 6azis$

;he above>referenced Eederal 7ensus records (1 !J# detail a few more &tendencies for the *ush and9alker families to favor those of -erman persuasion$ Samuel .$ *ush employed a maid, Amma Sigler,

who immigrated to the 2$S$ in & &)*9 , from 2rbach, -ermany$ Amma, like her benefactors, not onlymisstated her age (G"#, which should have been !N (based upon her declaration to the +6S that she was1 in 1 JG#, but her date of arrival and her real intended destinationB the home of SP- $

Somehow, Amma &forgot that she arrived at the .ort of 6ew @ork, on 4eptember &,( &)*2 B five years prior to her declaration to the 7ensus *ureau$ ;he point here is that it does not matter howold she was on either occasion, but that on one or both occasions, she lied to +6S officials$ G"

The !al ers

T! $: ;he 9alker clan appears out of nowhere beginning with ;homas 9alker + (;9 +# who married7atharine (no maiden name#$ 4ccording to the records, there is no date of birth, no birthplace, no

parents and no date of marriage noted for either ;9 + or 7atharine$ ;heir union, however, producedone son of record, ;homas 9alker ++, born christened 4ugust G, 1NK"$ G

8T! $$: &7aptain ;homas 9alker ++ (7;9 ++# married 7atherine 'c7lelland Eeb$ GG, 1N"K$ :atesand places of birth for 7;9 ++ and 7atherine are not available, though the &christening date for 7;9++ is recorded as 4ugust G, 1NK", at %oly ;rinity 7hurch, -osport, %ampshire, Angland$ ;he union

between 7;9 ++ and 7atherine produced &one child, ;homas 9alker +++ (;9 +++# born October 15,1N"N$!J

+t is interesting that ;9 + and 7;9 ++ both married a &7atharine (7atherine# and neither had birthdates, nor places of birth$ &7atharine didn)t even have a maiden surname$ 4pparently, neither7atharine nor her presumed daughter>in>law 7atherine had parents, though both were supposedly bornin &Angland$7;9 ++ reportedly died at sea in 1N N (date unknown#, though it is not clear whether he was travelingon a ship or merely swimming$

;here is no mention whatsoever of a second child between 7;9 ++ and 7atherine until after 7;9 ++died$ 7onversely, when -eorge A$ 9alker (-A9# was born, there was no mention of the alleged older

brother, ;9 +++$

"0!: -eorge A$ 9alker was born in &either 6ew /ersey or 'aryland about 1N N or 1N " accordingto numerous biographies$ -A9 attended 'ount St$ 'ary)s 7ollege (boarding school# in Amittsburg,'aryland, from 1"11>1G as an &orphan, though it is unclear which &legal guardian sent him there$ !1

Brothers? *oth ;9 +++ and -A9 found their way to *loomington, +llinois, though theirrelationship is suspiciously omitted from public records in the 2nited States$ 9as it so that no onewould ever discover this &royal secret Bthat &7atharine and &7atherine were one and the same,and bore 7;9 ++ with ;9 + and then coupled with her own son (7;9 ++# to produce ;9 +++F 9e canassume that 7;9 ++ also fathered -A9, but that is not certain, though -A9 was given the 9alkername$

7atherine, died in .hiladelphia, .ennsylvania, in 1"JL$ -A9 died in *loomington, +ll$, October G",1"L5$ ;9 +++ died on /une 1", 1"NJ, in ;azewell, +llinois, and was buried at *loomington, +llinois$


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DD!: 4ccording to the *ritish 7ensus of 1""1, -A9)s son, :avid :avis 9alker (::9#, was bornin ?eeds, Angland, /anuary 1 , 1"5J$ 4ccording to the 1""1 census, ::9)s son, -%9, was si< yearsold at the time and was described as a &scholar$ %is birth would have been in 1"NK, not 1"N5$ !G

"-!: -eorge %erbert 9alker$ ;he 9alker family was already in the business of manufacturingclothes, an industry they would continue on their arrival to the 2nited States$

;he future father>in>law of ,HS %/ PS- had established himself in the business world by dealing indry goods$ ;hough his career began with his father :avid :avis 9alker)s Aly, 9alker M 7ompany inSt$ ?ouis, 'issouri, he eventually became a partner in the 6ew @ork banks that played a role in thetrading scandals related to the closing of the 2*7$

7ensus records from 1 JJ, 1 1J, 1 GJ and 1 !J reveal a suspicious but recurring pattern with thosewho conducted business with the 6azis$ ;he &memory lapses that plagued the paternal side of the*ush clan became contagious and spread to ,HS %/ PS-8s in>laws as well$ Eor e


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9e can also see that elements of truth are spun into this web of blatant lies, distortions and concealmentof factsBas if daring us to accept the entire package as an honest representation of the record$

Bushes( !al ers( ban ers an3 Na6isFan3 the Gatican

;he 9all Street bankers had already established their connections with their counterparts in AuropeB the othschilds, the 9arburgs and the *ank of Angland$ ;hese relationships were fortified with a

series of events that gave -$ %$ 9alker M 7o$ (9alker)s investment firm# the international prestige-%9 sought$

4fter spearheading the organization of the 1 J5 9orld)s Eair in St$ ?ouis, -eorge %$ 9alker eventually became the president of the 9$4$ %arriman M 7o$ investment firm and assisted 4verell %arriman inacDuiring the %amburg>4merika ?ine$ ;his shipping company, with the aid of the most corrupt 6ew@ork bank, almost single>handedly was responsible for the infiltration of 6azis into the 2$S$Bboth

before and after the war$ ;oday, it is obvious that total cooperation was secured by gaining completecontrol of the 6ew @ork .ort 4uthority, the +mmigration and 6aturalization Service, and key posts and

persons all the way to the top of the 2$S$ government$

9ith the level of &protection afforded the %amburg>4merika ?ine, money could be shipped to the2*7 and *rown *rothers %arriman, ultimately to be laundered and then returned to %itler in -ermany$*ut the 6azis were not the sole beneficiaries of the loot$ ;he 6azis were the pawns for a far moresinister authorityBthe atican, the Society of /esus (/esuit Order# and the &*lack .ope$

9eapons for the waging of wars could easily be transported back to -ermany and other portsthroughout Aurope$ 4s previously mentioned, Samuel .$ *ush, as director of the 9ar +ndustries *oard(9+*#, was able to secure contracts for the ockefellers, /$.$ 'organ, =uhn, ?oeb M 7ompany, *rown*rothers %arriman, 2nion *anking 7orporation, -eorge 9estinghouse and other wealthy industrialistswho profited from arms dealing to both sides of each war the 9+* orchestrated$ +t was no coincidencethat S.*)s &son, .rescott Sheldon *ush ( ,HS %/ PS- # was appointed a vice>president and partner of2*7 by its director (and now, father>in>law#, -%9$

9hat was it that permitted 9alker to wield such power and influenceF 7ertainly, his willingness tofinancially contribute to the perpetual fomentation of war throughout the world (from which he, hisfamily and others profited from then and still do to this day# and his allegiance to those who facilitatedhis meteoric rise in the banking industry$ 4 clue as to who may have collaborated with -%9 isrevealed in his personal biography$

-%9, a self>proclaimed Apiscopalian &spent part of his education +n Angland at Stonyhurst 7ollege,according to his &wikipedia biography$ ! ;he biography does not specify if -%9 attended the school

prior to arriving in the 2nited States, though it is Duite possible that he, and even his father, had beengiven seed money (or total financial backing# to assist them in launching their businesses after theirarrival stateside$ 4lso according to wikipedia, in 1 JJ, -%9 &Ystarted a banking and investment firmnamed -$ %$ 9alker M 7ompany$

*ased upon -%9)s uncertainty concerning his father)s birthplace, the likelihood of providing thatinformation to a government agency such as the 7ensus *ureau was not anticipated, so -%9 &wingedit four times, getting it wrong on each occasion$ Erom aforementioned accounts, we know that .aul9arburg, /ames ?oeb, and at least one of the %arriman *rothers traveled together from Aurope to 6ew@ork, at least seven years prior to the founding of the Eederal eserve$ ;he likelihood of -eorge%erbert 9alker becoming a player in that elite financial circle was remote, unless that association had

been orchestrated beforehand, probably by the /esuits in Angland$ -%9 also had established a&compound on the east coast in =ennebunkport, 'aine before 1 JJ$ ;he significance of thiscompound lies in a secret document related to 6ikola ;esla)s wireless telegraph invention$


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+n 1" , ;esla had been commissioned by ear 4dmiral Erancis /$ %igginson and the 2$S$ ;reasury:epartment to outfit the ?ight essel 6o$ LL (? # with a wireless telegraphy system, his owninvention$5J SubseDuent publications of this event described a &'arconi wireless system having beeninstalled in 1 J5, but that story was designed to hide the facts behind ;esla)s technology, thusdeflecting attention away from the theft of this invention and others related to radio transmission andreception$

;his pro3ect was not unlike its predecessor, &;he 9ardenclyffe ;ower,8 though less complicated$;esla)s multi>faceted research pro3ect intended to develop free, wireless electricity and freetelecommunications (pictures and sound# to the public worldwide$

9hile it is true that ;esla intended to use his ?ong +sland facility to perform e


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I would like to ask you if you if [sic] you can not [sic] arrange to establish a system of wirelesstelegraphy upon the Light-Vessel No. 66 Nantucket !hoals "ass. which lies off about 6#miles south of Nantucket Island. . .

$oping you will gi%e this proposition your early consideration I am

&espectfully yours

'!igned(/rancis 0& #i!!inson

Rear"A$1iral% U&S&N&%

'hair1an& 3

4nd in a /uly 1" letter from the 7olorado Springs lab, ;esla writes to his &trusted assistantI

1Dear Mr& Scherff%

)e want as soon as possible four si*es of this little instrument completed in anne+ed sketch

and there ought to be two pieces of each si*e that is , pieces in all. hese pieces are to goon the clockworks as "r. hlman will surely understand. . . .

. . . /ush this work through as 0uickly as possible as I am preparing myself for the plant atNantucket 'for the go%ernment( and want to ha%e as much work done as possible before Ireturn. . . .

1ours sincerely

N& Tesla 3

;hese letters document that, by 1" , ;esla had discovered wireless communication technology and thegovernment was interested$ ;he 6antucket plant was also in convenient pro


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;he last sentence in the Duotation above is not only ambiguous it is misleading$ ;he relevance to theoriginal reDuest by 4dmiral %igginson is not only suspicious, the document has been edited with a dateinsertion some 1" years after its original publication$

*iographers concur that ;esla did not trust governments nor their minions$ +t is suspected that ;esla,whose vision was unlimited free wireless power and wireless communications for all mankind,compartmentalized his research and notes to frustrate the ill>intended efforts of government and

industry to steal his discoveries$;esla was not paranoidH the 6azis (and the 4mericans and ussians# were covertly receiving histechnology while the 6ew @ork bankers and their shipping partners profited immensely$

;he 9alker)s .oint compound at =ennebunkport, 'aine, likely served as a secret port for thesmuggling of documents, weapons, cash, and spies B due to its clandestine location$

[03itor=s note I 6otice how the &;esla technology described in the 1 J" e


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Eor purposes of obfuscation and maintaining a spirit of compliance, the Society of /esus employs theservices of the OSS, 7+4, O6+, 6S4, E*+, 4;E, :A4, :+4, :O:, 64S4, EA'4, :%S, +'E, + S,7E , 26, et al$

Other foreign military and intelligence agencies also under their control include the -erman SS,:eutsche erteidigungs :ienst (underground 4bwehr : :#, the *ritish '+K and '+L, the +sraeli'ossad, 64;O, +nterpol, the =-*, and the 7hilean :+64, to name a few$

&%its are carried out by the aforementioned intelligence agencies often working covert operations or&black ops in tandem with their 'afia partners in the &illegal drug tradeH and with collateralassistance from the =nights of 'alta, the Ereemasons, the =nights of 7olumbus, .ropaganda :ue ( P2 #,et al, they0re able to carry out public e


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"-4 $$@ "-!B

Skorzeny was emphatic when he made the seemingly outrageous claim that -eorge %$ Scherf(f#, /r$was the son of 6ikola ;esla)s illegal>immigrant, -erman>born accountant, -eorge %$ Scherf(f#, Sr$

9hat Skorzeny did not know, as has been previously surmised, was the correct spelling of his surname$Skorzeny, as %itler)s bodyguard, would have known virtually ever yone %itler knew$ +t was his 3ob$

;he photographs of Skorzeny with 6azi war criminals5K

seems to lend credence to Skorzeny)s story,though chances are that Skorzeny never actually met "-4 + P4B , thus not have recognizing that"-4 + P4B was operating as a double agent for the 6azi .arty$ Skorzeny claimed that "-4 ++"-!B had been trained as a spy for 4dolph %itler, and it is possible that he never knew that "-4 +P4B was an &imposter$ 6either %itler, nor "-4 + P4B could have risked such a disclosure$ ;hestory about "-4 ++ "-!B having been &adopted by "-4 + P4B bears out such a likelihood$

;he photographs, which Skorzeny produced as proof, were taken in an 4lpine setting common to thenorthern 4lps$ ;he architecture, within the Scherf home and outside the home (from a second photo#,are reminiscent of the same region of east>central -ermany$ %ow is it, then, that 4dolph %itlerrecruited the Scherfs for such a daunting taskF %e was known to have spent time in *erlin, 'unich,and other large cities B both in the military and during political campaigns$ ;he plot to enlist theScherfs was carried out in :Xlitzsch, some GJ miles south of ?eipzig (recall "-4 I P4B=s declaration to the +6S in 1 1K#$ ;o the west of :Xlitzsch was the town 9egeleben, home of 'artin*ormann$ *ormann posed for a photograph with the Scherf family ( see photo #,5L along withSkorzeny and /oseph 'engele, an occasion facilitated by the roles they were all to play as members of%itler)s SS$ 4ll three assisted in the training of the Scherfs, who were neophytes in espionage at thetime$

;he family of "-4 I P4B however, was not originally from :Xlitzsch$ ;hey were from the7u


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9rom their apparent asso+iation with Skorzeny# :einhardt ,ehlen and the men noted abo!e#

it is une;ui!o+ally +lear that "-4 I/ P4B and "-4 II/ "-!B were trained by 1the best*3

The Bush clanF

"enealogical Recor3s:

;he published biographies of "-4 ++ "-!B , son of "-4 + P4B , claim that he was born in'ilton, 'assachusetts, on /une 1G, 1 G5$

+n short, he was the son of a man born in 1" K at 7olumbus, Ohio, that went to a school that did notein>law, -%9$

*y calculating the dates contained in the census data below, more anomalies appear in the *ush familyhistory$ +n general, rounding off the ages of one)s children is a common practice among adults, thoughchildren, wanting to be specific about their e


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9hen we calculate the age of 9alker (his preferred nameF#, who was &born on /une 1G, 1 G5,his age should be &L years, G months$ ;he census says &age K$ &9alker, whoever he is, hassuddenly become one year younger ( ecall Skorzeny)s contention that "-4 ++ "-!B was "-4 +P4B=s &adopted son #$"-4 + P4B (born on 'ay 1K, 1" K# also has become one year younger,when he should be age !K$ ;he above>referenced &errors are attributable to "-4 + P4B , not hischildren$ *elow is e


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Skorzeny)s account of a &forged birth certificate, under>age enlistment in the 6avy (facilitated by hisfather#, and "-4 ++ "-!B=s abandonment of his two crew members when their damaged navy

plane was capable of landing, was a chilling revelation describing the darker side of the navy)s&youngest pilot$ *iographical accounts of his &heroism are, again, intended to portray his image as a&war hero, lest we forget the heroics of his father, .S*Ba k a -%S +$

Skorzeny and "-4 ++ "-!B , through O:ASS4 and Operation .aperclip, formed the 7+4 by aidingsome KJ,JJJ -erman spies in illegally entering the country, many via 4rgentina$ 7anaris, it wasreported, had been &hung in the nude for his role in a plot to assassinate %itler on /uly GJ, 1 55$ ;hisstory was a ruse, and 7anaris resettled in Oklahoma under an alias, Samuel andall .ittman$.ittman, masDuerading as a law professor, found safe haven where he taught law at Oklahoma *aptist2niversity$ %is house was provided by traitors within the 2$S$ intelligence community$ .ittman)saddress wasI >27 !est Mi3lan3 4treet( 4ha.nee( % lahoma , a few blocks from theuniversity$ +t was no coincidence that the 'urrah Eederal *uilding in Oklahoma 7ity was bombed, inan effort to destroy incriminating : : records, along with documents pertaining to 4gent Orange, thatwas used to defoliate the 3ungles of iet 6am$

"-4 ++ "-!B , a master at staging international political coups, was responsible for organizing andtraining 7+4>backed marksmen, guerillas and drug smugglers$ "-4 ++ "-!B has also beenimplicated in the *ay of .igs invasion that preceded the =ennedy assassination$ %is Wapata Oil7ompany was used by the 7+4 as a means of financing and orchestrating political assassinations, armsdeals and money laundering$

Some intelligence agencies suspect &: : might be an acronym for :eutsche ersicherungs :ienst(-erman +nsurance 4gency#$ egardless, the : :, headDuartered in :achau, is the international 6azi+ntelligence continuum$ K! 4ccording to intelligence sources, 7anaris became ill in 1 NL$ 4t that time,%enry =issinger was installed as an &acting : : leader$ =issinger was permanently replaced by"-4 ++ "-!B in 1 N"$

eliable intelligence sources have stated that "-4 ++ "-!B holds a -erman passport and -ermancitizenship$ *ritish intelligence satellites have photographed Scherf (a k a -eorge %$ 9$ *ush#attending : : meetings at :achau 'unich, -ermany$

"-4 ++ "-!B , to his dismay, also appears in a photograph taken at the ;efounded the 7+4 with &-eorge %$ 9$ *ush at the end of 99 ++#$ +ncredibly, another &-eorge *ushwho worked at the 7+4 caused the &confusion, so "-4 ++ "-!B escaped suspicion as a participantin the assassination$

4gain, when the /E= assassination topic resurfaced in the 6i


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"-4 ++ "-!B , who had worked on 6i


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%owe died of poisoning 1J days later, due to their refusal to turn over the money (amassed under.residential Order 1G!!!# which was slated to be returned to the 2$S$ ;reasury$ ;oday in GJJN, theP5$K trillion tagged settlement funds are currently being used as a financial ping>pong ball in moneylaundering, .onzi schemes, derivatives, trusts, pension funds, and offshore accounts, with *ank of4merica, 9achovia *ank, 7iti*ank -roup, /.'organ7hase, -oldman Sachs and 7o$, *ank of 6ovaScotia, 7hemical *ank, Eirst 2nion *ank, banks in -ermany, Spain, %olland, Angland, -renada, 6orth

ietnam, +ndia, 2$S$ ;reasury Secretary %enry '$ .aulson, :epartment of %omeland SecuritySecretary 'ichael 7hertoff, a host of 7abinet members, former .resident *ill 7linton, Senator %illary7linton, ice>.resident ichard 7heney and .resident -eorge 9$ *ush taking turns holding the paddle$

8onclusions

*ased upon the &deathbed confession of %itler)s bodyguard and master spy assassin Otto Skorzeny,we were given a clue that -eorge %erbert 9alker *ush and his father .rescott Sheldon *ush were notwho they pretended to be$ *y following the clue, we found other clues that began to support the claimsof SkorzenyI ;hat .S* is really -%S + and -%9* is really -%S ++$

;he result of this connect>the>dots research campaign is that the &master plan for world dominationhas been eculture essay$htm, *o< GKG and *o< GK!

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GL# AJHR, Wellington, NZ / NZ Maritime Museum, 1 1!>'arch !1, 1 15

GN#httpI ellisisland$org, -eorge Scherf, passenger record manifest

G"#httpI ellisisland$org, Amma Sigler, passenger record manifest

G #httpI familysearch$org, *ritish 7ensus, 1""1, ;homas 9alker 7atharine 9alker

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5J# 2$S$ ;reasury :ept$, Office of the ?ighthouse *oard, 'ay 11, 1" , E$ /$ %igginson

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