[AmericanInTokyo]

There might be more to the story than this. And some of it is a bit troubling. I am I one those on FR who bashed Clinton very fiercely for having his little half/brother Roger go up to enemy Pyongyang (the land of the seducing "Kipmujo" "honey pot" women sent out by state security to connect with foreign guests) for a 'goodwill visit and concert', but also for the possibility of being exploited by the North Korean Public Security Bureau of the Workers' Party (their "KGB").

Chinese and Thai prostitutes were "sent" "gratis" to this man, Neil Bush's hotel rooms in Asia (and subsequently used) and this is in official stateside court documents (from his divorce case). These were multiple occasions and some occured while he was an expat businessman in the communist PRC. He is the brother of the President of the United States (granted his brother was Governor of Texas when these trysts apparantly took place. But is there more to it?)

Were there cameras? Wires? A "you will cooperate with us now"? Did the Chinese gonganju set him up?

I think this aspect should be investigated, too. Sorry to all the Bushbots out there; we have to maintain standards, ethics, image and national security.

[Montfort]

"Chinese and Thai prostitutes were "sent" "gratis" to this man, Neil Bush's hotel rooms in Asia (and subsequently used) and this is in official stateside court documents (from his divorce case)."

I am not saying that this did not happen, but being alleged in "official stateside court documents" does not make something true.

This reminds me of the Star Registry. You pay about 50 bucks and they name a star after you according to some book they file with the US Copyright Office. As if that makes it somehow "official."

If everything in "official stateside court documents" in divorce cases were true . . . well anyone who has been in a nasty divorce can fill in the rest.

[AmericanInTokyo]

Bump! Many years later.