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Gee, I guess I am totally wrong. It has become obvious that Bush and Soros and the Arab were simply using Harken to funnel money into Al-Quaida. They probably used the board meetings to plan the 9/11 hijackings. Bush left to run for president just for a cover if anyone ever traced the terrorism money trail back to Harken. And it is also obvious that O'Reilly is acting as a shill for Bush and Soros. Jeez.

For crying out loud. Frankly I think there is more evil in the suspicious hositility toward people with money than in the average corporate boardroom of US companies.

No doubt Bush and his Daddy are 'connected'. does that make them evil? I doubt it. Does it co-opt them? It's possible, but in this case I reallly don't think so. But what do I know, I certainly don't have the kind of insight into individual motivation that you might find on the editorial pages of the New York Times or the Washington Post.

Then there's all of the ties of these "connected people" to BCCI, Arabs, Pakistanis, Asia, the CIA and Poppy Bush as CIA Director that go to the Clinton legacy ---http://www.alamo-girl.com/0336.htm

It's all just one big Happy Family, isn't it? (You'd need to read a LOT at that listing)

The relationship of important BCCI figures and important intelligence figures to the collapse of the Hong Kong Deposit and Guaranty Bank and Tetra Finance (HK) in 1983. The circumstances surrounding the collapse of these two Hong Kong banks; the Hong Kong banks' practices of using nominees, front-companies, and back-to-back financial transactions; the Hong Banks' directors having included several important BCCI figures, including Ghanim Al Mazrui, and a close associate of then CIA director William Casey; all raise the question of whether there was a relationship between these two institutions and BCCI-Hong Kong, and whether the two Hong Kong institutions were used for domestic or foreign intelligence operations.
BCCI's activities in Atlanta and its acquisition of the National Bank of Georgia through First American.
The relationship between BCCI and the Banca Nazionale del Lavoro. BCCI and the Atlanta Branch of BNL had an extensive relationship in the United States, with the Atlanta Branch of BNL having a substantial number of accounts in BCCI's Miami offices. BNL was, according to federal indictments, a significant financial conduit for weapons to Iraq. BCCI also made loans to Iraq, although of a substantially smaller nature.