George Bush and the Pet Goat
by Roedy Green ©2001-2009 Canadian Mind Products
What Was The Fascination With the Goat?
George W. Bush could easily have cancelled the meeting with the school children to deal with the emergency, but he went
ahead. Andy Card told him of the second hit during the meeting. He continued to talk with a girl about her pet goat. He
did not seem in the least disturbed. He was like Nero fiddling while Rome burned. Another possibility is that he was
stoned on some drug, possibly alcohol (note his red nose in recent photos), and was incapable of dealing with anything
more challenging than a goat.
Even in that case, you would have expected his handlers to whisk him off and tell him what to do. They, too, seemed
utterly nonchalant, as though they were expecting the event and knew they were in no personal danger.
I have a video of the incident where George W. Bush ostensibly first heard of the attacks. I have watched it over and
over. Two things strike me:
- George W. Bush does not look surprised, concerned, alarmed or shaken. He looks guilty, like a little boy with his
hand caught in the cookie jar. What an odd reaction!
- Card whispered in George W. Bush’s ear, and then walked away without waiting for a reply, as if this were a
routine progress report. It looked as if Card expected the president to take no action. It is odd enough that the
president took no action, but odder still that his aides expected that of him, as if they had planned this all out ahead
of time.
It almost looks as if George W. Bush were building an excuse for himself for inaction. Reading a story about a pet goat
for 20 minutes to the school children while the World Trade center burned, was designed to give the impression he had no
inkling of what was happening. Nearly everyone in America knew what was happening. Surely George W. Bush’s aides
did too. To me it is inconceivable they would not have briefed him.
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