In fact, that PRIOR televised statement of Bush seems to show really strong motivation to lie to the American public regarding many things, such as first claiming that Iraq was involved in 9/11 (not true); that Iraq and Saddam were dear friends with Usama bin Laden (not true, especially since it was well known that BOTH had already tried to murder the other!); fictitious evidence that Iraq had WMDs and also an active program to develop nuclear weapons (all proven not true, even after destroying the career of Colin Powell); the claim that Saddam tried to buy Uranium from the country of Niger (proven not true); and MANY other examples, even continuing more recently, where the US government had Press Conferences in 2006 where they bragged about finding IEDs that were manufactured by Iran for use in Iraq to kill American troops (which was quickly removed from the air after people noticed the really obvious error where the manufacturing dates on the devices was written in the American sequence [month, day, year] rather than in the sequence that most of the world, including Iran, uses [day, month, year] which absolutely proved that the US government had FAKED those devices to try to blame Iran! This very last seems to be an example of the incident that I suspect may have happened in my central premise here, where all evidence of some actual events seems to have vanished from all available sources!
OK. None of this should seem strange, right?
EXCEPT for the fact that news reports of more than a year later (around
September 2002) are the first ones that seem to be findable on the Internet,
which refer to a slightly different wording of the "daddy"
comment. Bush apparently said that statement (again) WELL AFTER the
9/11 attacks.
SO! Did my friends and I see some event that never actually happened
in June of 2001? It seems inconceivable that the Internet would not
have both a transcript and the actual Network video of something as rare
as a televised News Interview of President Bush.
I don't see how it could have gotten DELETED from all records! I could
easily imagine that the Bush people would have wanted to delete it,
but I cannot imagine any of the News Networks agreeing to do that.
It seems fairly certain that the interview was aired on either ABC News,
NBC News, CBS News or FOX, as I don't think I watched any other
networks at the time. (I later added the BBC News to my interest.)
(I admit that someone else might have turned on that TV and it may
have been some other network.)
Now, I KNOW that interview occurred, and so do my friends!
But IF that interview occurred, how could it be possible that no one
else seems to be aware of it? There couldn't have been ten Presidential
Interviews in all of 2001! But, IF such an interview had not really
ever happened, how could the three of us have discussed it? And how
could I/we have already known when the comment was repeated late in 2002?
Maybe this is not a world-shaking problem! However, IF that
interview actually took place, the implications are incredible. The
fact that comment was made BEFORE 9/11 really made extremely clear to me that
Bush really was hoping for some excuse to invade Iraq, and 9/11 then
just happened to provide it. However, if my memory was totally wrong
(which for a research Nuclear Physicist would be rather unusual!),
and the findable references were correct, then Bush (in late 2002) seemed
to just be adding to an existing (alleged) WMD issue with his personal
feelings a year afterward. That is incredibly different!
So, if there is anyone who can figure out how to find any record
of a rather rare Presidential Interview in June 2001 on a major Network,
I feel that I can guarantee that that interview contains the exact
sentence, rather casually said: "He tried to kill my daddy."
I also remember that the reporter had a very surprised expression,
while Bush had essentially none, except that strange smile he usually
has. It was terrifying to watch, somewhat resembling the interviews
with caught mass murderers who seem to have a very strange expression
on their faces.
I would really appreciate if anyone can confirm this either way! If
it can be confirmed that Bush gave NO individual interviews in June
2001, I guess I would have to accept it. Except I and others SAW it!
As a scientist, this now brings up all sorts of NEW issues! First,
the Official White House Transcript of that day does NOT contain that
statement by the President! (Isn't an Official Transcript supposed
to include ALL events that happened? Most even refer to
coughs, sneezes and pauses!) Second, clearly, such an amazing, and
strange, statement by the President of the United States, was certainly
immediately shared with countless television Networks around the world, and
so they should NOW all have copies of it in their Archives. However,
it appears that there is NO videotape copy now in existence! Or even any
REFERENCE to the event even having happened! How is that
possible? I cannot even discover what Network's camera was still rolling
when Mr. Bush made that comment! There are virtually NO records or
references to that comment anywhere! A search on the Internet certainly
has references to nearly the same comment made late in 2002, but the
implications of him having said it BEFORE 9/11 seem to suggest the
possibility that Bush was even then already looking for some excuse
to attack Saddam, and that 9/11 was simply seen by Bush and his
administration as the perfect excuse for invading Iraq.
Even though Iraq had absolutely nothing to do with the events
of 9/11, Bush and his group insisted that it was URGENT that they attack
Iraq! Now it makes more sense WHY!
EIN News might have been responsible for the cameras that day, as
they seem to have kept daily coverage of Mr. Persson, but I have been
unable to find if they have any Archives of videotapes.
This is all VERY weird, especially since it has now been confirmed
that we DID see the President make that strange comment THREE MONTHS
BEFORE the 9/11 attacks!
Now, I want even more to actually see some Transcript of that portion
of that meeting, and also actually see the videotape. As I noted
above, the expression on Mr. Bush's face was incredibly chilling,
as THAT was the reason I realized at that moment that he intended
to attack Iraq.
A second peculiar subject regarding President Bush, regarding some
very scary aspects of the 2004 election process (and electronic
machines) is presented at:
And the Deja vu presentation is at:
( http://mb-soft.com/public/index.html )
C Johnson, Physicist, Physics Degree from Univ of Chicago
(Oct 2007). A wonderful person in Ireland apparently saw the same televised
interview, and he did extensive research in actually identifying it!
It HAPPENED! It occurred on the afternoon of June 14, 2001,
during a mutual Press Conference of Mr. Bush and the Prime Minister
of Sweden, Goran Persson. The Press Conference was about a number
of subjects, including the Kyoto Protocol (which Bush would not agree
to.) When the Press Conference was done, Mr. Bush thought that the
cameras had been turned off, and he made that amazing comment regarding
Saddam Hussein: "But he tried to kill my daddy" to Mr.
Persson, which went out on live TV (which is what I saw a recording of).
This presentation was first placed on the Internet in 2004 (in my
presentation of Deja vu phenomena) and then separately in this
presentation in October 2007.
A new theory regarding the Deja Vu phenomenon
Link to the Index of these Public Service Pages
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