Jeb Bush, Oliver North and the Murder of CIA Drug Smuggler Barry Seal in 1986

RobertMorrowTexas

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Wednesday April 03, 2013 · 2:40 PM PDT

2013/04/03 · 14:40

A few weeks ago, Jeb Bush commented that he didn't think the "Bush" name carried with it any baggage. Really?? There is a name for this type of behavior; it is called "whistling past the graveyard."
Jeb Bush in 1986 was the 33-year-old chairman of the Dade County Republican party and he was up to his eyeballs in the Iran-Contra scandal. To get a taste of that read Al Martin’s book The Conspirators: Secrets of an Iran-Contra Insider (2001) and read about Jeb Bush’s dealings with operatives such as Al Martin, Oliver North, Richard Secord, Dewey Clarridge, Sam Watson, Fred Ikley and, of course, his father George Herbert Walker Bush. Basically Jeb Bush was in the center of a wasp’s nest of dirty dealing CIA/military operatives engaged in rampant criminality – all in the name of “national security.”
On Feb. 19, 1986, Barry Seal, a very prominent CIA drug smuggler and ace pilot, was murdered outside his halfway house in Baton Rouge, LA. Barry Seal, at the time he died, may have been the largest drug smuggler in American history. Over the past 5, 10 & 20 years a lot of information about this murder has come out. Based on all this information, from a variety of sources, it is about time for someone to ask Jeb Bush, George Herbert Walker Bush and Oliver North a simple question. And that question is "Did you murder Barry Seal."

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