Chapter –III

Race Hygiene: Three Bush Family Alliances

``The [government] must put the most modern medical means in the service of this
knowledge.... Those who are physically and mentally unhealthy and unworthy must not
perpetuate their suffering in the body of their children.... The prevention of the faculty
and opportunity to procreate on the part of the physically degenerate and mentally sick,
over a period of only 600 years, would ... free humanity from an immeasurable
misfortune.''

``The per capita income gap between the developed and the developing countries is
increasing, in large part the result of higher birth rates in the poorer countries.... Famine
in India, unwanted babies in the United States, poverty that seemed to form an
unbreakable chain for millions of people--how should we tackle these problems... It is
quite clear that one of the major challenges of the 1970s ... willpower to curb the world's
fertility.''

These two quotations are alike in their mock show of concern for human suffering, and in
their cynical remedy for it: Big Brother must prevent the unworthy '' or unwanted ''
citizens from living.

Let us now further inquire into the family background of our President; so as to help
illustrate how the second quoted author, George Bush came to share the outlook of the
first, Adolf Hitler.

We shall examine here the alliance of the Bush family with three other families: Farish,
Draper and Gray.

The private associations among these families have led to the President's relationship to
his closest, most confidential advisers. These alliances were forged in the earlier Hitler
project and its immediate aftermath. Understanding them will help us to explain George
Bush's obsession with the supposed overpopulation of the world's non-Anglo-Saxons, and
the dangerous means he has adopted to deal with this `` problem. ''

Bush and Farish

When George Bush was elected Vice President in 1980, Texas mystery man William ( Will '') Stamps Farish III took over management of all of George Bush's personal wealth in a blind trust. '' Known as one of the richest men in Texas, Will Farish keeps his