NOTE: An alternative viewpoint on the passing of George H.W. Bush

George H.W. Bush — Treasonous President

The late-Robert Parry was stationed at his favorite spot in Heaven, on a grassy knoll nearby the Pearly White Gates. Often perched from this position since the beginning of 2018, Parry held a good eye and a knack for figurin’ who’d make it into heaven and surmising who would not.

Word was rapidly spreading throughout the Heaven community that former US president George H.W. Bush had passed away. Understandably, Heaven’s oddsmakers were taking many bets as to whether Bush’s soul would be delivered into the prized paradise. For the record, Bush was rated as a longshot.

With eager eyes and anxious to interview Bush yet again, especially on his Heavenly arrival, Parry diligently kept to his post. While in wait, he pondered much of what he knew or suspected about Bush.

He knew there were great suspicions Bush was involved with the assassination of John F. Kennedy. He kept thinking about that famous photograph seemingly of Bush standing outside the Texas School Book Depository Building from which supposedly shots were fired that killed JFK. He had heard of reports indicating Bush was in the Dallas metropolitan area that fateful day. Parry also knew that Bush held strong oil and CIA connections.

Hands in pockets, “hey, I’m out of the loop!”

The prescient investigative journalist thought, “Man, a lot sure did change in America since Reagan-Bush came into power!” Reagan held the allure of being a movie star personality who used his Hollywood status to become governor of California before becoming elected president. Bush was a well-connected oil man and long-time CIA operative. In essence, Bush was the brains for policy behind the Reagan presidency. Reagan held the personality, but Bush the connections.
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Meanwhile, 24 hours has not yet passed and Parry now has a reasonably good understanding that he will never get to interview George H.A. Bush again. It seems clear the heavenly oddsmakers were correct and Bush will not be passing through the Pearly White Gates to Heaven!

Parry makes a note on his reporter’s notepad: “Another one bites the dust!” He gets up and leaves his perch on the grassy knoll to wander deep into the heavenly forest to have a chat with Henry David Thoreau. Wandering through the forest Parry ponders: “If a plant can not live according to its nature, it dies … and so a man!”