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What are the odds that if the corporate media really picks up on this story that we'll have another warning of a terrorist attack?

On June 22, Bush sells his Harken stock at $4 a share, for a total of $848,560. He uses most of the proceeds to pay off a loan he had taken out the previous year to buy a partnership interest in the Texas Rangers for $600,000. ... On Aug. 22, Harken files a second quarter report disclosing for the first time that it is hemorrhaging. Total losses for that quarter are $23.2 million. Stock plunges to $2.37 a share.


The Public i on Bush's 1990 insider trading

originally posted by zagg

Posted by Adam on July 5, 2002 3:06 PM |

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how authentic is this story ?

( the bush one )

cos i am hoping it is not like one from annanova or theonion :)

Posted by: theshiva | July 5, 2002 4:27 PM

And what about the Macintosh executives cashing in their, errr, chips?

Posted by: beersheba | July 5, 2002 4:28 PM

You speak of the prophecy of the ones who will bring balance to the force?

Posted by: sudama | July 5, 2002 5:46 PM

what?

Posted by: yoda | July 5, 2002 8:47 PM

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