Bush," as the New York Timnes reported. This was Bush's mission to warn the Pope not
to pursue the Bulgarian connection. Damato said he was shocked that no one on the CIA
staff in Rome had been assigned to track the Agca investigation.
The CIA station chief in Rome during the early 1980's was William Mulligan, a close
associate of former CIA deputy assistant director for operations Theodore Shackley.
Shackley, as we have seen, was a part of the Bush for President campaign of 1980.
Mehmet Ali Agca received training in the use of explosives, firearms, and other subjects
from the "former" CIA agent Frank Terpil. Terpil was known to Agca as "Major Frank,"
and the training appears to have taken place in Syria and in Libya.
Agca's identification of Terpil had been very precise and detailed on Major Frank and on
the training program. Terpil himself granted a television interview, which was
incorporated into a telecast on his activities and entitled "The Most Dangerous Man in the
World," during which Terpil described in some detail how he had trained Agca. Shortly
after this, Terpil left his apartment in Beirut, accopanied by three unidentified men, and
disappeared. Terpil and Ed Wilson had gone to Libya and begun a program of terrorist
training at about the time that George Bush became the CIA director. Wilson was
indicted for supplying explosives to Libya, for conspiring to assassinate one of Qaddafi's
opponents in Egypt, and for recruiting former US pilots and Green Berets to work for
Qaddafi. Wilson was later lured back to the US and jailed. Terpil presumably continues
to operate, if he is still alive. Was Terpil actually a triple agent?
What further relation might George Bush have had to the attempt to take the life of the
Pope? As we have seen, the Bush family had carried on an obsessive vendetta against the
Vatican over decades. In the family tradition, it was Catholic opponents of birth control
and genocide, including Roman Catholic prelates, who were held responsible for the
defeat of Prescot Bush in the 1950 election, when his involvement with the genocide
lobby had received effective and timely exposure. We have seen how Bush personally
nursed this grudge, hysterically recounting the story to his colleagues in the House of
Representatives. We have seen Bush's enraged response to Pope Paul VI's encyclical
Humanae Vitae, which attacked the racist heart of the Bush family creed. We will later
see Bush attacking the political activities of Jesuits in central America. We will see Bush
ordering violent demonstrators in Panama City to storm the Papal nunziatura. In all of
this the freemason Bush shares the obsession of the Anglo-American elite, who are
committed to destroying the papacy as one of the few institutions in the world that has
dared to resist their Malthusian proposition that the central problem of humanity is
overpopulation.
Freemason George Bush allegedly possesses important connections to some of the more
sinister currents of continental European masonry. Unconfirmed published reports have
linked George Bush to the Propaganda Due or P-2 masonic lodge of Rome, Italy, as well
as to the Comite Montecarlo. Barbara Honegger, in her book October Surprise, cites her
mysterious informant "Y", who claims that the notorious Italian political fixer Francesco
Pazienza told him that George Bush was even made an honorary member of the P-2